ERP Software for Printed Stationery, Registers, Notepad

ERP Software for Printed Stationery

Here are 10 focused points Finsys definitely covers in the ERP for printed stationery manufacturer (copies, registers, notepads, domestic + export) :

 

  1. Product master and variants

    • Show how Finsys handles sizes (A4, A5, long book), page counts, ruling types, cover types, and bundling (pcs → doz → cartons) cleanly in item master.

    • Emphasise easy duplication for new designs and SKUs to support frequent artwork changes.

  2. Job card and production process flow

    • Demonstrate complete flow: sales order → job card → printing → folding → gathering → stitching → cutting → packing.

    • Highlight stage-wise tracking of WIP, wastage, and output for each machine/section.

  3. Paper and board consumption & yield

    • Show BOM where paper/board is in sheets/reams/tons with auto‑calculation of sheets per copy/register based on size and ups.

    • Emphasise yield and wastage reporting: plan vs actual consumption per job.

  4. Artwork and design control

    • Show how artwork versions, approvals, and validity dates are tracked against each item/customer.

    • Link artwork to specific jobs so that repeat jobs and export items always use correct approved artwork.

  5. Domestic vs export sales and documents

    • Demonstrate separate price lists, taxes, and terms for domestic and export customers.

    • Show export documents from ERP: PI, commercial invoice, packing list, e‑way/e‑invoice link, and how they avoid duplicate data entry.

  6. Order management, schedules, and delivery performance

    • Show entry of bulk annual/seasonal orders with monthly/weekly schedules.

    • Demonstrate Pending Order, Schedule vs Dispatch, and OTIF (On Time In Full) style reports to impress their key customers.

  7. Batch/lot traceability and quality

    • Demonstrate how each job/batch of copies/registers can be traced back to specific paper lots and process parameters if needed.

    • Show simple quality checks and rejection recording at key stages (printing, binding, final packing).

  8. Inventory and procurement of paper, boards, and consumables

    • Show stock position by GSM/size/brand of paper, minimum levels, and MRP suggestions based on open orders.

    • Highlight fast PO creation, rate comparison, and control on over‑consumption and slow/non‑moving items.

  9. Costing and profitability per job/customer

    • Demonstrate estimated vs actual job costing: paper, ink, plates, labour, overheads, and compare with selling price.

    • Show customer‑wise and product‑wise profitability reports to support pricing decisions and negotiations.

  10. Dashboards, mobile access, and controls

  • Show management dashboards: today’s production, dispatch, pending orders, collections, and key KPIs relevant to stationery printing.

  • Briefly touch on user‑wise rights, approval workflows (e.g., PO, credit limit), and options for mobile/remote viewing for owners.