Workshops and contract manufacturing
Garment, woodworking, printing and machining shops: work orders from orders, materials by bill of materials, output and defects by step, cost per work order.
An order comes in and only then do you run to ask the warehouse about materials, and costing is done by gut feel.
Customers order through Zalo and Messenger. Messages get lost and the workshop does not know to start.
Zalo OA and Messenger messages land in one inbox; staff reply there, and every message is sent by a person pressing Send.
We need 500 polo shirts with a logo in 2 positions. Can you deliver by Nov 20?
Yes, we can. I’ll send the quote this afternoon.
A work order created from an order has the finished product, quantity, deadline and an owner; late work orders show up immediately.
Materials needed, issued and still short for each work order; if something is short, create a purchase order straight from the shortfall.
Materials issued, labor and overhead add up to the cost, and finished goods go into inventory when the work order completes.
Every finished product has a bill of materials. For each work order, SB works out how much is needed, how much is issued and how much is short, and creates a purchase order from the shortfall, so you know what is missing before the machines run.
It shows how much material, labor and overhead each work order consumed and what profit or loss it made, as a basis for quoting the next order. It is a management figure; your accounting books are still kept by your accountant.
Yes. You import contacts, leads and products from Excel or CSV; SB shows a preview of the result before you apply it.
Click Pay and scan the VietQR code with the exact amount; SB matches the payment and activates your plan when the money arrives. You pay on your own initiative, and SB never charges you automatically.
Sign up, pick your trade, and SB sets up templates and terminology that fit your business.
