Know your true cost per unit, batch after batch
Raw material, work in progress, labour and overhead — all costed properly. Our manufacturing software turns your production floor into numbers you can act on, with full batch traceability.

Every requirement below is already handled by our software. No add-ons, no workarounds.
Define the bill of materials once and the system rolls up material, labour and overhead into a true cost per unit — updated every time prices change.
Plan production against confirmed orders and available raw material, so you are never short mid-batch or sitting on stock you cannot use.
Store issues, work-in-progress and finished goods are tracked batch by batch, from the raw material lot to the carton you dispatch.
Record inspections, rejection reasons and rework against each batch, so quality problems become a number you can fix instead of a complaint.
Compare standard cost to actual cost per batch and see exactly which material, machine or process is eating the difference.
Sales orders, packing lists, delivery notes and invoices flow from one screen, with stock adjusted as goods leave the gate.
Multi-level BOMs with automatic cost roll-up.
Material, labour and overhead in one unit cost.
Schedule batches against real material availability.
Traceability from raw lot to dispatch.
Inspections, reject reasons and rework records.
Standard versus actual cost on every batch.


Book a free demo in Dar es Salaam or online. We will map your current process and show you exactly how it works in our software.
Straight answers about running your manufacturing business on World Wide ERP.
Yes. You define the bill of materials and the system adds material, labour and overhead to produce a true cost per unit, then compares it to the actual cost booked for each batch.
Yes. Sub-assemblies can be nested inside finished goods, and cost and availability roll up through every level automatically.
Yes. Every production batch records the raw material lots it consumed, so a quality issue can be traced forward to customers and backward to suppliers.
Yes. Sales orders, invoicing and accounting sit in the same system, so production, dispatch and the books stay in step instead of being reconciled later.