One connected manufacturing workflow — from purchase to trace
Purchasing, inventory, production and dispatch are linked in one structured flow — with shop floor scanning, controlled documentation and full lot/serial traceability built in.
The operational flow
A simple, repeatable workflow that small teams can adopt quickly — with structured control underneath.
More than a workflow — a controlled system underneath
Each step creates structured records automatically — so stock movement, production usage and dispatch history are always connected and searchable.
Revision-controlled production
Production orders are driven from multi-level, revision-controlled BOMs with planned implementation and full history.
Shop floor scanning
Capture material assignments at point-of-use using barcode, Data Matrix or QR scanning — reducing re-keying and errors.
Audit-ready history
Every transaction is retained and exportable — supporting internal review, investigations, and audits without extra admin.
Labels and documents generated from live data
Labels and production documents are created during receiving and manufacturing steps — so identifiers, revisions and quantities remain consistent throughout the workflow.
Labels where they belong
Generate labels at receiving and production steps, keeping identifiers consistent and traceable.
- Use system lot/serial identifiers to reduce mis-labelling risk
- Support barcode, Data Matrix and QR output
- Integrate with labelling tools via our desktop print manager
- Support structured device identification references (UDI-ready)
Document automation
Generate consistent records from live system data — embedded templates or linked to existing documents.
- Generate batch records and forms consistently
- Standardise outputs across staff and shifts
- Retain document history alongside transactions
- Support audit trails without extra admin
Extend the workflow when you’re ready
Ops Stock Online sits at the centre of your operational flow — integrating outward only where needed, so you can scale without adding ERP complexity.
Front end
E-commerce orders can flow directly into controlled stock, allocation and dispatch workflows.
Back end
Sync transactions to finance systems such as QuickBooks or Xero — reducing re-keying and reconciliation effort.
Operational layer
Connect labelling and documentation tools to automate controlled outputs and reduce admin overhead.
Want to map this to your process?
Book a demo and we’ll walk through your exact steps — from purchase to trace — and the integrations that fit.