Using an ERP system without MRP capability, users
- do not know the deadlines to place purchase orders for items
- do not know what materials to buy
- do not know the optimal quantities of items to buy
- do not know the scheduled dates to receive items from suppliers
- do not know when products will be available to customers
As a result, they are likely to
- buy too many items
- buy too few items
- place purchase orders too early and thus deteriorate their organizations' cash flow
- place purchase orders too late
- push suppliers too much
- be squeezed by customers
PostERP is MRP capable. Moreover, it processes not only items, but also
- lots or serial numbers of items in electronics, tile, mechanic, etc. industries
- sizes of shoes in footwear manufacturing
Further, PostERP massively converts MRP run results to these orders:
- purchase requests (which in turn can be converted in batch to purchase orders according to preset weights)
- manufacturing orders
- subcontract orders