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Can anyone recommend a PROCESS manufacturing solution that works well with GP 2010?
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Hi Miller,
Do you need any help on BatchMaster side? Please call me at my Office # : (949) 583-1646 x229 if needed.
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Sandip Jadhav
Hi there, BatchMaster process manufacturing solution is best for you. Please email me sjadhav@batchmaster. Com or sandipdjadhav@hotmail.com. For more information.
Any company that uses a recipe or formula in their manufacturing process should consider Vicinity in their selection process. www.vicinitymanufacturing.com
I've looked and received a demo from batch master, but the user interface looks quite old, almost a gp 7 feel,
any other solutions that works and flows well for process manufacturing and has a nice user interface, or up to date with the gp2015 r2 ui?
If your manufacturing process and formulae are as simple as you state, GP manufacturing would likely work for you. I'm implementing GP manufacturing right now for a company that makes car care products, which are liquid chemical based.
You may want to look at Batchmaster. It has been around for a long time is specifically for process mfg. I don't have any first hand knowledge of it, but know it is one option that I would look at. It does integrate with GP.
Warren
We are a chemical manufacturing facility. I have been told the MS manufacturing will not work for our business as we are a process manufacturer. The process is quite simple: we buy raw materials, create batches, blend raw materials and produce a finished good. We have a multitude of formulations, and for each different variant (color, density, etc.) we have a different formula. For example: Say I want to make a 5 pound bag of sugar for which I have a formula. I then want to make brown sugar, which is simply the 5 pound sugar recipe with a color addition. We use different units of measure, which may be converted during the time of manufacturing i.e. buy in gallons, produce FG in pounds or vice-versa. Our biggest concern is true costing. I want a program that uses our current GP costing method of FIFO. I could go on all day..... hope this answered your question!
Exactly what do you need to do? Are you a true flow based manufacturer?
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