CRM
Customer demand
Operations
Make what you sold on time.
BOMs, work orders, and MRP on the same item master as sales and finance — so a won quote can become a planned order instead of another spreadsheet.
From demand to production
Why MRP dies in a sidecar
If demand lives in CRM, supply in a WMS, and costing in a separate finance system, the planner is the integration. RXOR keeps items, BOMs, and work orders next to sales orders and stock, then firms planned orders into production.
Disconnected systems create delays, double handling and costly mistakes. Manufacturing needs a single source of truth.
WMS
Stock and supply
Finance
Costing and GL
Production
Planned orders that work
Built for more than finance
What you get on Enterprise
Manufacturing and HRM sit on the Enterprise plan with a scoped implementation. Business already covers operations, inventory, and procurement; Enterprise adds make-to-stock and make-to-order discipline on that same master data.
- Bills of materials and routings
- Work orders and production reporting
- Finished goods back into inventory
- Procurement when MRP says you are short
- 01 Demand creates planQuote
Customer demand starts the flow
- 02 Explode BOMBOM
Turn demand into material and routing requirements
- 03 Plan and reservePlanned order
MRP plans and reserves what you need
- 04 Execute productionWork order
Build, track and report progress
- 05 Receive to stockFinished goods
Completed goods back into inventory
One plan. Every department. Real results.
Ready to see your business in one connected flow?
A demo walks the flow on your data — then we open the trial balance for the same period.