Licence checks live in someone’s memory.
A vendor’s licence lapses on a Tuesday. Nobody notices until the PO has gone, the material has arrived and someone asks for the paperwork.
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• Enterprise Resource Planning
Buy right. Trust the books.
Check feasibility before you quote, run a complete warehouse, buy only from qualified vendors, and trace every lot from supplier to customer.
Runs on its own. Connects when you’re ready.
SALES ORDER · SO-0142
Know the customer, then quote.
Meridian HealthOrder SO-0142 · B-2281
- Licence
- Current
- Price list
- Regional
- Invoice
- E-invoice ready
Licence currentChecked at quotation
Regional price appliedPrice list for the market
E-invoice readyE-way bill on dispatch
Know the customer. Quote with confidence.
Customers, licences, regional pricing, quotations and sales orders sit on one record.
The problem
Your stock says yes.
Quality says no.
Most plants run commerce in one tool, stores in a register and quality status in a third place. The gaps between them are where audit findings and lost days come from.
On the shelf is not the same as approved.
Stock counts say the material is there. Its quality status sits in a separate register, so the wrong lot reaches dispensing on a busy shift.
You find out at the audit, or at the customer.
Unapproved material on the floor, a price rise nobody saw coming, a lot nobody can trace. Each one costs days to unwind and leaves a finding behind.
The business behind every batch
Five things your plant
stops worrying about.
From the first enquiry to the last dispatch, the commercial side and the material side of your plant run on one record.
01 / Enquiry to order
Say yes only to the order you can make.
Every enquiry starts on the customer’s full record. New products get a feasibility check before the quote, and orders confirm only on clear credit and pricing.
- 01Check feasibility first.
Run a feasibility study on every new-product enquiry, and move the promising ones into an exhibit order.
- 02Know the customer.
Keep credit status, regional price lists, brand books, licences, complaints and CoAs on one account.
- 03Invoice from the record.
Raise e-way bills and e-invoices from the order, and send the CoA with the dispatch.
02 / A complete warehouse
Every lot has a label, a place, a status and a history.
Receive, quarantine, sample, store and issue in one flow. Labels print at every step, picks follow FIFO or FEFO, and the stores run on rosters, not reminders.
- 01Receive and label.
Print GRN labels, quarantine the lot, and run the sampling test for raw and packing materials before QC releases it.
- 02Pick right.
Issue by FIFO or FEFO, from released stock only. Expiry and retest dates sit beside every lot.
- 03Keep the stores in order.
Design the layout, log room conditions, run upkeep and disposal on rosters, and label every material movement.
03 / Vendor qualification & OTIF
Buy only from vendors QA has approved, and prove they deliver.
Every new vendor needs QA approval before the first order. After that, they are requalified on schedule and scored on what actually arrives.
- 01Qualify with QA.
Onboard vendors per material with QA approval. A PO can only go to a vendor on the approved list.
- 02Requalify on schedule.
Keep licences, certifications and requalification dates on the vendor record, so nothing lapses quietly.
- 03Measure OTIF on receipt.
Score on-time, in-full delivery from real GRNs, alongside rejections and vendor compliance.
04 / Price trends & lead times
See the price rise and the delay before they reach the floor.
Every PO and receipt builds a price and lead time history per material and per vendor, shown next to the stock you already hold.
- 01Track price per material.
Follow price trends and purchase price variance across vendors and periods.
- 02Know the real lead time.
Measure lead time from PO to receipt, not the one on the quotation.
- 03Buy at the right moment.
See price, lead time and stock on hand together, and set reorder points from real numbers.
05 / Lot genealogy
Trace any lot, both ways, in one view.
Every lot keeps its supplier, receipt, labels, quality decisions, movements, issues and dispatches. The trace map shows the whole path at once.
- 01Trace backward.
Go from a customer dispatch to the supplier lots and receipts behind it.
- 02Trace forward.
Go from a supplier lot to every issue, transfer and customer it reached.
- 03Go deeper with MES.
With MES connected, genealogy follows the lot through every batch, stage and intermediate.
Under the hood
Everything ERP runs,
module by module.
Sales, purchase, inventory and warehouse, built around the controls a regulated plant needs.
ERP
Sales
From enquiry and feasibility to invoice, payment and credit note.
- Customers
- Enquiries
- Feasibility
- Quotations
- Sales orders
- Dispatches
- Invoices
- Payments
- Credit notes
- Licence Checks
- Regional Price Lists
- Quote-to-Catalog
- Lead-to-Order
- E-way Bills
- E-invoices
ERP
Purchase
Requests, orders and receipts, from qualified vendors only.
- Purchase requests
- Purchase orders
- Receipts
- Vendor qualification
- Debit notes
- Expenses
- Vendor OTIF
- Material Price Trends
- Lead Time Tracking
- Approved Vendor Lists
- Requalification Schedule
ERP
Inventory
Every lot from receipt to dispatch, sampled and released on the way.
- Goods received
- Sampling tests
- Stocks
- Material exchanges
- Stock ledger
- Finished goods receipt
- Goods dispatch
- Returns
- Sampling at GRN
- FIFO & FEFO Picks
- Preliminary Inspection
- OOS/OOT alerts
- Expiry Alerts
- Reorder Points
- Lot Genealogy & Trace Map
ERP
Warehouse
Zones, racks and bins, with their capacity and conditions.
- Warehouses
- Storage zones
- Relocation
- Uplifting
- Disposal
- Upkeep
- Bin ledger
- Duty Roster
- Room Conditions Log
- Pest Control Tracking
Industry packs
Controls for each regulated category, on the same records and workflows.
Moments that matter
The days your ERP
earns its keep.
Five situations every plant meets. Here is what happens in Factro.
01
A customer asks for a product you’ve never made.
The enquiry opens a feasibility study on the customer’s record. If it needs a trial, it becomes an exhibit order, and sales quotes on evidence instead of a guess.
02
A key raw material costs 12% more this quarter.
The price trend shows it beside the PO history, with lead times, OTIF and stock on hand. Purchase has a position before the next quotation, not after.
03
A truck arrives at 6 pm.
The GRN prints its labels and puts the lot in quarantine. Sampling labels go out for QC. Stores can see the lot, but nobody can issue it until QC releases it.
04
A lot passes QC with four months of shelf life left.
FEFO puts it at the front of the next pick, ahead of lots that arrived earlier but expire later. Nothing reaches its expiry date on the shelf.
05
A supplier flags a problem with one of their lots.
Open the trace map. Every receipt, transfer, issue and dispatch it touched is on one screen, along with which customers received it.
Who it is for
Built for the people who
keep material and money moving.
Each role opens Factro on its own screen, with the evidence it needs to act.
01 / Who it is for
Sales executive
Quotes with the right regional price and credit status, and feasibility for new products without email chains.
- 01
Feasibility on new-product enquiries, without email chains
- 02
Regional price lists and credit status on every quote
- 03
Released stock, not shelf stock, behind every promise
02 / Who it is for
Order desk
Keep every customer commitment connected to the stock that can fulfil it.
- 01
Enquiries, quotations and orders on one account
- 02
Credit and licence checks before confirmation
- 03
Dispatch and CoA stay with the order
03 / Who it is for
Purchase officer
Buy from approved vendors with the delivery history in view.
- 01
QA qualification per material
- 02
Actual price trends and receipt-based OTIF
- 03
Approvals attached to the purchase record
04 / Who it is for
Store keeper
Know what is usable, where it is, and what needs attention.
- 01
Receipt, quarantine and put-away by bin
- 02
Expiry and retest dates beside every lot
- 03
FIFO and FEFO picks from released stock
05 / Who it is for
Dispensing operator
Issue the right material, with the right evidence.
- 01
Released lots and checked quantities
- 02
Material labels and second-person verification
- 03
Every issue stays in the lot’s history
06 / Who it is for
Accounts executive
Keep invoices and collections connected to what actually moved.
- 01
Invoices from the same order record
- 02
Payments, debit and credit notes in one place
- 03
The operational record feeds your books
Before you start
Questions
plants ask us.
Start with the operation you have. Agree the controls and connections you need.
Talk to our teamDoes ERP work as a standalone product?
Yes. ERP runs the commercial and material side of the plant on its own, with its own configured controls and workflows.
Does ERP handle industry rules like licences and potency?
Yes, through your industry pack. Licence checks, potency-adjusted dispensing and segregated storage switch on with the pack your plant runs. The core ERP stays the same for every industry.
How far does genealogy go without MES?
From supplier lot to customer dispatch, through every receipt, transfer and issue. With MES connected, it also follows the lot through each batch, stage and intermediate.
Are the control points configurable?
Yes. Configure controls and approval conditions around your SOPs. When a control is on, an action waits for its checks. Every configuration change is recorded in the audit trail.
Do we still need Tally or our current accounting system?
Yes. Factro feeds your books with invoices, vendor bills, payments, and credit and debit notes. Your accounting system keeps the statutory ledger. Books catch up with Factro, because that is the part your books cannot see.
When do we start paying?
When you start using it. Start on your own data, with no purchase obligation before onboarding and assisted operation are complete.
Make it your workflow
Bring a vendor list and a GRN.
Watch the controls hold.
Walk through your buying and stores with our team, on your materials and your SOPs. We will show you where the checks sit.