Bills of Materials
Define the materials, operations, and quantities needed to make each product.
WerkIQ Manufacturing
Plan production with the full picture in view
Connect bills of materials, production orders, workstations, materials, work orders, and finished goods so teams can plan and execute production with confidence.
WerkIQ Manufacturing
Production, Connected
Turn demand into an organized production plan.
WerkIQ Manufacturing helps teams define how products are made, plan materials and capacity, release production orders, and keep shop floor progress connected to inventory and costing.
How it works
A clear path through WerkIQ Manufacturing
Each step stays connected, so information moves forward without re-entry, hidden handoffs, or separate spreadsheets.
- 1
Bills of Materials
Define the materials, operations, and quantities needed to make each product.
Multi-level BOMs
- 2
Production Planning
Plan production around demand, stock, materials, and capacity.
Production plans
- 3
Work Orders
Release and track the work required to produce finished goods.
Work order creation
- 4
Shop Floor Operations
Give teams visibility into workstations, operations, and production progress.
Workstations
See it in action
Real workflows, shown clearly
Explore the screens your teams use every day—from overview and planning to the records that keep work accountable.
Production Planning
Plan production around demand, stock, materials, and capacity.
Work Orders
Release and track the work required to produce finished goods.
Everything You Need for Manufacturing
Bills of Materials
Define the materials, operations, and quantities needed to make each product.
- Multi-level BOMs
- Components
- Operation steps
- Version control
- Material quantities
Production Planning
Plan production around demand, stock, materials, and capacity.
- Production plans
- Demand references
- Material planning
- Capacity checks
- Planned orders
Work Orders
Release and track the work required to produce finished goods.
- Work order creation
- Operation assignment
- Material requests
- Status tracking
- Completion records
Shop Floor Operations
Give teams visibility into workstations, operations, and production progress.
- Workstations
- Operation tracking
- Time recording
- Job cards
- Production updates
Material Consumption
Keep planned and actual material usage visible throughout production.
- Material transfers
- Consumed quantities
- Scrap tracking
- Backflush support
- Variance views
Finished Goods & Costing
Connect completed production with stock valuation and operational costs.
- Finished goods receipt
- Production costing
- Manufacturing variance
- Stock updates
- Production reports
Automate
Keep production on schedule
Connect material, work order, and completion signals across the shop floor.
- Material availability alerts
- Work order release prompts
- Operation reminders
- Production delay notifications
- Low-stock replenishment signals
- Completion updates
Reports Include
Production visibility
Understand output, material use, capacity, and manufacturing cost.
- Production plan status
- Work order progress
- Material consumption
- Operation time
- Production variance
- Finished goods output
- Workstation utilization
- Manufacturing cost
Why Choose WerkIQ Manufacturing
Plan with Demand
Connect production plans to orders, stock, and material requirements.
Clear Work Orders
Give teams one record for materials, operations, progress, and completion.
Shop Floor Visibility
See what is planned, in progress, delayed, and complete.
Inventory Connected
Keep material movements and finished goods aligned with stock.
Cost Awareness
Compare planned and actual material, time, and production cost.
Scalable Operations
Support more products, workstations, and production complexity over time.
Integrations
Connect manufacturing with stock, buying, accounting, and projects.
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Features
Security & Permissions
Control who can plan, release, update, and complete production work.
- Production planning access
- BOM permissions
- Work order controls
- Material movement rights
- Audit logs
- Two-factor authentication
- Single Sign-On (SSO)
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Define components, quantities, operations, and versions for products and assemblies.
Bring planning and production onto the same page
Connect BOMs, production plans, work orders, shop floor activity, materials, and costing in one manufacturing workspace.