Make to Order
BOMs, work orders, live shop-floor scheduling. Know what to build, when, and with what.
M-01For Japanese & Korean manufacturers in Indonesia running production, warehouse, and HQ reporting on disconnected spreadsheets. We implement Odoo so your shop floor, inventory, and finance finally run on the same numbers.
Production plans, BOMs, and stock counts live in a dozen spreadsheets that only one person fully understands. When they're out, the line stalls and every new hire starts from zero.
No record of how goods actually moved, counts done once a year, expiry caught too late. Odoo tracks lot-level movement, runs cycle counts on a schedule, and moves nearest-expiry stock first. Paper and shelf finally agree.
Nobody's tracking lead time from PO to delivery, so purchasing runs on memory and hope. Odoo tracks supplier lead times and reorder points, and triggers replenishment before you run dry not after.
Tokyo or Seoul wants the monthly numbers clean and fast. Right now your team spends ten days re-keying the same data across systems that don't reconcile. One system means the report is a click the day the month ends.
Odoo modules, configured for your factory — not a generic template.
BOMs, work orders, live shop-floor scheduling. Know what to build, when, and with what.
M-01Barcode receipts, live stock, lot & serial tracking. Paper and shelf become the same number.
W-02Quality gates at every step, full lot genealogy. Trace any defect to its batch in seconds.
Q-03Multi-currency, multi-company consolidation. Give Tokyo or Seoul a real-time close.
H-0430 minutes. We ask how your plant runs today production, stock, reporting, what HQ requires from you. We're also honest about fit: if Odoo isn't right for you, you'll hear it in this call, not after a proposal.
A demo built on your products, your documents, your pain points not a generic walkthrough. Alongside it: scope, phasing, timeline, and cost, laid out clearly enough to send to HQ.
Questions get answered, settings get adjusted, approvals happen on your timeline including HQ's. Once it's signed, we start.
Configuration, data migration, and workflows tested against how your floor actually runs. Your team trains on the real system, not slides.
Cutover with a safety net, then hands-on support through your first three month-end closes because that's when everyone finds out if it worked.
Before ERP, we built the system behind a national e-commerce platform and a trading exchange in Singapore. The kind of systems where five seconds offline is a direct hit to revenue, not an inconvenience. We brought that same standard into building custom ERP from scratch, and it taught us exactly where custom earns its cost, and where it just burns budget. For most plants, the honest answer is a properly configured platform, implemented by people who have stood on both sides of that decision, your Odoo implementation partner for factories in Karawang, Cikarang, and Cibitung.
Read our honest Odoo vs SAP comparison →We've built platforms behind national e-commerce and a trading exchange in Singapore, where downtime isn't a bad review, it's lost revenue. That standard doesn't change because it's now your shop floor.
We know the trade-offs in custom ERP because we've built them. Only small, niche operations genuinely need custom most plants don't.
Multi-level BOM, work orders, shop-floor inventory, quality control the modules most implementers treat as an afterthought are where we start. Manufacturing is our depth, not our limit.
Odoo gets configured to match how your plant already runs your existing SOPs, your quality checks, your audit trail. Not the other way round.
No handoff between your ERP vendor and your systems team, because there isn't a second team. We scope, implement, and support Odoo ourselves.
A stalled line costs more per minute than most software ever will. We run every Odoo rollout with the same discipline we used to build systems that can't afford to fail.
No pitch deck. We look at how your factory runs today and whether Odoo is genuinely the right move. If it isn't, we'll tell you.