GESTIX / PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
You turn components into something your customers can buy. Keep the stock story connected: define the product, prepare the components and receive what you have made.
For assembly, transformation and repackaging.
Illustrated product example, not a product screen.
01 / “WE MAKE THIS REGULARLY.”
A Product Template records the components and quantities needed per finished unit. Reuse that definition when preparing production, so your team has less to enter again.
You can also prepare a Production Order by entering the product and components directly, without a reusable template.
02 / “LET’S MAKE TWO.”
Register a Production Order for two sets: two brewers and two packs of filters move to the configured production location. They remain in inventory until completion; the finished sets are pending production.
brewers + filter packs
for this run
No components allocated
for this run yet
sets received
from this run
The components are available at the source. The template has not created finished stock.
brewers / filter packs
moved to production
brewers + filter packs
still in inventory
2 sets pending production
none received yet
A location change, not consumption. Total component stock has not decreased.
brewers + filter packs
consumed at completion
Closed
no sets pending from this run
finished sets
received into inventory
Completion consumes the allocated components and receives the finished product into stock.
Quantities relate only to this run, not total warehouse balances. Allocation means a warehouse movement, not exclusive stock reservation.
03 / “THEY’RE READY.”
Production Completion consumes the allocated components, receives the finished quantity into the selected destination warehouse and closes the order. The two sets now have their own inventory.
04 / “WE SELL THESE TOGETHER.”
The deciding question is how you need to hold inventory. Physical packing can happen in either case.
Enter several items or services together. In applicable documents, the Kit expands into component lines; it does not become independently produced inventory.
Assemble, transform or repackage components into a finished product. At completion, the components are consumed and the resulting product enters stock.
START WITH WHAT YOU MAKE
Tell us what you assemble, transform or repackage, which components you use and where you hold stock. We’ll help assess the right Gestix edition and configuration.
Capabilities depend on edition and configuration. Genuine bilingual Gestix demo captures from 29 September 2026, with fictional data. Stored descriptions may retain their original language. Workflow illustrations are explanatory.