Kojomfg

Who it’s for · Food & process manufacturing

Batches from recipes, ingredients with allergens and shelf life, orders from your trade customers.

Process manufacturers make batches, not parts, but the shape is the same: a recipe is a bill of materials, a batch is a job, and an ingredient is stock with a lot number. NE Vault runs it in your words.

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Day one

What NE Vault sets up when you pick this trade.

Your two catalogs are called Processes and Ingredients across the whole workspace — the menu, the item form, the request forms your customers see.

  • Blending, extrusion, baking, freeze-drying and packing as processes
  • Ingredients with nutrition, allergens and shelf life; lot numbers on receipt
  • A product-enquiry form for trade customers
  • Batches raised from recipes, with the ingredients checked against stock

Nothing is locked in. Rename, add or switch any of it off from Settings.

Templates in this sector

  • Food & process manufacturing

    Blending, extrusion, baking, freeze-drying, packing; ingredients with nutrition, allergens and shelf life.

    Request forms: Product enquiry

On screen

What it looks like for a shop like yours.

Example — check the mathsERP

The stock you thought you had

A job that waits on material you believed was on the shelf costs more than the material.

TodayWith NE Vault
Stoppages per week
1.5
0 — available stock is checked when the job is raised
Cost per week
1.5 × 2 h × $65 = $195
$0
Cost per year
≈ $10,000
ERP: $39 × 12 = $468

One avoided stoppage a month pays for the module several times over.

Other trades

See it set up for food & process manufacturing.

Thirty minutes on a call, on your own parts if you send a list. We apply your trade's template while you watch.

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