Manufacturing ERP

Connect Demand, Production, and Operational Execution

An all-in-one operating system for manufacturers: customer quotes, sales orders, item catalogs, production tasks, contracts, invoicing, and plant-level reporting connected on one record.

How the core platform works

Who buys it

Built for manufacturers

For discrete manufacturers, job shops, industrial suppliers, and multi-site production organizations modernizing fragmented operational workflows.

Manufacturing ERP software connects demand, estimating, orders, materials, production workflows, fulfillment, and management reporting. PiOne creates a shared operational context from RFQ through delivery.

Best fit

Discrete manufacturers and job shops
Industrial suppliers coordinating custom orders
Multi-site manufacturers modernizing fragmented workflows

Problems it solves

Where manufacturing operators lose time today.

RFQs and orders are disconnected from execution

Production status depends on manual updates

Inventory context is fragmented

Customer teams lack reliable delivery visibility

What PiOne replaces

Quote, order, produce, invoice: one system.

One system, one login, one subscription. Every module below shares the same customer, order, and team records, so data moves automatically instead of by export.

Separate software todayInside PiOne

Quoting spreadsheetEstimates and proposals from an item catalog
Order tracking sheetSales orders with status and ownership
Production task boardProjects, milestones, and tasks per order
Customer contract folderContract templates and signed agreements
Invoicing softwareInvoices, taxes, currencies, and credit notes

How it runs

From customer request to shipped order.

01 / RFQ
Price the request
Estimates are built from catalog items, taxes, and currencies for each customer.
02 / Order
Convert to a sales order
The accepted quote becomes an order with an owner and due date.
03 / Produce
Coordinate production work
Tasks and milestones track each order through the plant.
04 / Ship
Invoice and report
Invoices are issued from the order; management sees throughput by customer.

Before you request a quote

Three things we will ask about your operation.

Production model

Configure workflows around make-to-order, repeat production, job-based work, or mixed operating models.

Material context

Connect requirements and inventory context to orders, production stages, and exceptions.

Execution visibility

Give sales, operations, and customers a consistent view of status without relying on manual updates.

Manufacturing modules

What the Manufacturing system includes.

RFQ & Order Intake

Structure requests, estimates, customer context, approvals, and order handoff.

Production Workflows

Coordinate work orders, tasks, stages, ownership, and operational exceptions.

Inventory Context

Connect material, product, location, and order context to execution workflows.

Fulfillment Coordination

Manage status, delivery tasks, notifications, and customer updates.

Customer Operations

Centralize account, order, communication, and service history.

Management Visibility

Monitor demand, work status, exceptions, and execution across sites.

Built in your language

Terms the Manufacturing system is organized around.

RFQ: Request for quote from a customer or distributor.
Make-to-order: Production started only after an order is confirmed.
Lead time: Time from confirmed order to shipment.

Manufacturing questions

Frequently asked questions.

What is an ERP system in manufacturing?

Manufacturing ERP connects commercial demand with materials, production, fulfillment, customer operations, and reporting in a shared system.

Which manufacturers is PiOne designed for?

PiOne is designed for discrete manufacturers, job shops, industrial suppliers, and multi-site operators with configurable workflows.

Can PiOne connect RFQs to production workflows?

Yes. Requirements, estimates, approvals, orders, production stages, exceptions, and fulfillment can share one operational context.