Turn components into products on the same workspace that already runs your stock and your books. Define a BOM, raise a work order, and BackOffice consumes the parts, tracks work-in-progress, and posts the finished goods to inventory and the ledger. It's on our roadmap — join the waitlist to get early access and help shape it.
🚧 Manufacturing is on the BackOffice roadmap. It extends the POS & Inventory and Accounting apps you can use today — same stock, same ledger. Join the waitlist to get early access and help decide what we build first.
The pieces of a light MRP, designed to sit on the data you already run — not a bolt-on system to reconcile at month-end.
Define what goes into a product — components, quantities and sub-assemblies, with versions.
Raise a production order to build N units; track its status from planned to done.
Building a work order relieves the parts from perpetual stock at cost — no manual adjustments.
Costs move to a WIP account while you build, then to finished goods when it completes.
Completed units land in stock at their built cost, ready to sell at the register or ship.
Every build posts balanced journals, so inventory value and the ledger always reconcile.
BackOffice already runs perpetual, multi-warehouse inventory and real double-entry accounting. Manufacturing is the layer that connects them: consume components from stock, track WIP in the ledger, and receive finished goods back into inventory at cost.
That means no export/import between an MRP tool and your books — the same records, one source of truth, from raw material to sale.
List the components and quantities that make one finished product.
Say how many to build; components are reserved from stock.
Parts are consumed at cost and held as work-in-progress.
Completed units post to inventory and the ledger, ready to sell.
Not yet — it's on the roadmap and this page is a preview. Join the waitlist and we'll bring you in for early access as it ships. The POS & Inventory and Accounting apps it builds on are available today.
The plan is for it to live inside the same BackOffice workspace on the same data — not a separate tool to integrate. Packaging and pricing will be confirmed closer to launch.
We're starting with the core that most small manufacturers need — bills of materials, work orders, component consumption, WIP and costed finished goods. Deeper capacity/scheduling is a later step; tell us on the waitlist what matters most to you.
That's exactly why the waitlist exists — early members help prioritise the first release. Reach out and tell us how you build things.
Join the waitlist for early access and help shape the first release. In the meantime, run your stock and books on the workspace it'll build on.
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