Work orders, bills of materials, routing and quality checks, sized for a shop that builds real things without an ERP consultant on retainer. Material tracking consumes the specific component units, so cost and traceability come free.
What you get
Work orders
Material tracking that consumes specific component units from stock, so you know which lot went into which build.
Bills of materials
BOMs and composite products define what goes into a build. Kits from Inventory carry over.
Work centers and routing
Work centers with cost per hour and operations routing, so labor is part of the cost picture, not a guess.
Quality checks
Checks attached to work orders, recorded where the work happened.
Production schedule
Schedule, material availability and work-in-progress views show what can start and what is stuck waiting on parts.
WIP reporting
A WIP report keeps partially built value visible instead of vanishing between stock and sales.
An honest boundary
Knowledge ERP does work orders, routings and BOMs well. It does not attempt enterprise finite scheduling, capacity planning or MRP-II, and we say so on the pricing page too. If your planning needs are that deep, you likely need a bigger system; if they are not, you get to skip paying for one.
$79 a month, plus seats
Requires materials to come from somewhere: most shops run it with Inventory, and add Purchasing when component buying picks up.