Connect demand, material, production, outsourcing and cost.
Milestone supports complex manufacturing environments where the business must coordinate BOMs, material planning, work orders, job routing, vendor processes, WIP, quality, machine maintenance and financial accounting.
The factory flow is only useful when it stays connected to sales, procurement and finance.
Milestone ties demand to material planning and execution, then carries the resulting inventory and cost movement forward into dispatch, accounting and management reporting.
Control both the factory floor and the extended vendor network.
BOM & routing
Multi-level product structure, work centres, routing logic and production-order linkage.
Material planning
MRP, requirements, issues, receipts, shortages and inventory integration.
Outsourcing
Send material or process to vendors, track status, receipt, rejection and cost implications.
Quality control
Quantity and quality validation with acceptance, rejection, rework and approval controls.
Product costing & WIP
Track raw material consumption, work-in-progress, wastage and finished-goods cost visibility.
Plant maintenance
Machine records, maintenance activity, downtime and supporting consumables/spares.
Intercompany flows
Support controlled movement between group companies/branches where commercial and production flows overlap.
Production analytics
Pending work orders, stage status, production register, WIP, wastage and consumption analysis.
Make manufacturing status visible at every stage.
Management and production teams need more than a final stock number. Milestone can surface the intermediate states that explain what is happening and what is blocking output.
See what is open, where it is, and what action is pending.
Review material consumption, production output and exceptions.
Keep the economic view connected to production execution.
Support capacity and operational review with relevant production data.
Production is a chain of states.
Show us the manufacturing exception that standard software struggles with.
Multi-location demand, outsourced operations, unusual material flows, complex approvals or costing logic — these are exactly the conversations we are built to have.