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Bills of material, production, and projects in one open ERP

ERP for Mechanical Engineering

In mechanical engineering, everything hangs on the bill of material: calculation, purchasing, production, and service. An ERP for mechanical engineering should map this chain. Anexum builds on Dolibarr with bills of material and manufacturing orders, open source and without per-seat license costs, operated in the EU and adapted around your production.

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What is ERP for Mechanical Engineering?

An ERP for mechanical engineering connects the bill of material, calculation, purchasing, stock, production, project, and service in one system, so one data set carries from offer calculation to delivery. Anexum delivers this on Dolibarr: multi-level bills of material, manufacturing orders, purchasing, stock, and project management interlock, extensible through the custom directory for the specifics of series and one-off production. Operation runs on infrastructure in the EU, there are no per-seat license costs, and your data stays in your hands. Anexum adapts the ERP to your production and keeps it running.

Service scope

  • Multi-level bills of material and manufacturing orders
  • Offer calculation, purchasing, and stock in one data flow
  • Project management for one-off and series production
  • Service and maintenance after delivery in the same system
  • Open source on Dolibarr, without per-seat license costs
  • Customization through the custom directory, EU operation by Anexum

The bill of material carries the whole chain

Calculation, purchasing, production, and service work on the same data set. A change to the bill of material takes effect where it belongs.

Adapts to your production

Series and one-off production have their own workflows. Dolibarr can be adapted through the custom directory, without edits to the core and without expensive special licenses.

No price per head

On Dolibarr. You pay for operation and customization, not for every seat in design, purchasing, and production.

Common questions

What is an ERP for mechanical engineering?
An ERP for mechanical engineering maps the chain of bill of material, calculation, purchasing, stock, production, project, and service onto one shared data set. What is special is the central role of the multi-level bill of material, on which design, purchasing, and production hang. Anexum implements this on the open-source Dolibarr.
Does Dolibarr support bills of material and manufacturing orders?
Yes. Dolibarr ships bills of material and manufacturing orders and connects them with purchasing, stock, and project. For the specifics of series and one-off production, Anexum extends the system through the custom directory, without edits to the core.
Is an open ERP suitable for one-off and series production?
Yes. The advantage of an open ERP lies precisely in the ability to adapt to your own production. Instead of submitting to a fixed suite, you map your workflows for one-off or series production in the system, evaluated per project and order.
What does an ERP for mechanical engineering cost at Anexum?
Dolibarr is open source and has no per-seat license costs. With Anexum you pay for EU hosting, rollout, and customization to your production. Total cost depends on the number of users, the modules, and customization needs, and is scoped in advance.
Does design and order data stay in the EU?
Yes. Anexum runs Dolibarr on infrastructure in the EU, with daily backups and data you can export at any time. A data processing agreement is part of it.

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