What is process production software?
Process production software manages recipes, batches, lots, and quality release — unlike discrete assembly lines. PureField ERP connects that line to orders, warehouses, and stock cards. MRP sits on the same ERP surface, tied to recipes and stock. It is not a full accounting ERP that replaces SAP or Logo.
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What is managed?
| Area | What is kept? |
|---|---|
| Recipe | Product formula, raw materials, rules |
| Batch | Process work order, tanks/equipment |
| Lot / QC | Release, CoA, product passport |
| MRP | Material need tied to recipe and stock |
| Warehouse | Orders, shipments, delivery notes, stock cards |
What MRP is and is not
MRP plans material need from recipes and on-hand stock. In PureField, MRP is part of ERP. SAP-class capacity planning (machine-hour load, finite scheduling) is not claimed; that capacity is being extended.
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Frequently asked questions
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Do you have MRP?
Yes. MRP sits inside PureField ERP, tied to recipes and stock. It is not SAP-class capacity planning.
Does it replace Logo?
No. It is process production plus stock operations tied to sales and field work.