Connected scales
Raspberry Pi bridges bring readings into the station app. The operator confirms the weight; the record keeps its source and time.
Manufacturing / Case study
ERP for jewellery manufacturing
Custom software for the work behind every ring.
Piece-by-piece production. Gram-by-gram accountability. Orders, workshop operations and metal records, supported by a separate sales and stock application.
The scope
Built around the daily work.
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Configure the piece
Material, size, finish, stones and engraving stay with each piece, from the order to the printed worksheet.
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Follow the metal
Connect weighing to the operation. Record scrap and keep separate customer balances for gold and silver.
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Control the sale
Allocate depot stock to sales teams, record returns and issue invoices through the appropriate stock or production flow.
01 / Production
The right instructions. At the right station.
The workflow editor connects stations, conditions and quality checks. Routing follows the piece’s configuration; existing orders retain their published workflow when the process changes.
Workers scan a QR code or search for the order on a tablet. Each piece keeps its own specifications—even the two rings in a pair. Operations record who did the work, when, and the required measurements.
02 / Metal accountability
Every weighing has a record.
Trace a difference back to the work.
Scale readings, scrap collection and customer metal accounts are tied to recorded operations. The office can distinguish metal received, usable stock and finished weight delivered.
Visible scrap differences
Incoming and outgoing weights calculate scrap. Tray collection records the actual recovered weight and its difference from the calculated total.
Gold and silver accounts
Customer receipts save gross weight, usable net stock and loss together. Deliveries use actual finished weight, with links to production orders.
Batch work, piece-level history
Compatible series pieces share one count check and, where required, a total weighing. Allocation preserves the batch total and each piece’s record.
03 / Sales & stock
From depot allocation to invoice.
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Stock with a history
A web application replaces Access workflows. Depot-to-team transfers record quantities, balances and operator. Blind departure/return counts support review. Finished goods enter stock through a manually confirmed receipt.
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Billing that respects the stock
Stock sales consume allocations; production billing creates no warehouse movement. SmartBill handles invoice numbering. Labour is billable without adding metal weight; statements bring invoices and collections together.
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One customer identity
Production uses the sales customer register through an API. Version checks protect edits, and replay protection prevents duplicate creation requests. Production keeps its own operation and metal records.
Your operation
Software that fits the way you make things.
Tell us where orders, materials or handoffs become difficult to track.