12Manufacturing · ERP software
Job costing for a made-to-order manufacturer
Every job costed against its own materials, labour and overhead rather than an average.
- Job cards
- Material issue to job
- Labour time capture
- Overhead application
The problem
Quoting relied on an average cost per unit that did not reflect what any particular job consumed. Unprofitable work was subsidised by profitable work and nobody could see which was which.
What we built
We built job-level costing that accumulates material issues, recorded labour and applied overhead against each job, so actual cost is comparable to the quoted price per job.
Modules delivered
- Job cards
- Material issue to job
- Labour time capture
- Overhead application
- Quoted vs actual cost
- Profitability by job
What changed
What the delivered system does differently from the process it replaced.
- Each job carries its own accumulated cost
- Quoted versus actual is comparable per job
- Loss-making work is identifiable
Built with
The stack chosen for this build.
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- REST API
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