Discrete manufacturers lose the plot between BOM revisions, shop-floor variance, and the accounting close. By the time COGS lands in the P&L, no one remembers which lot ate the scrap.
How Zivvy helps
Zivvy Manufacturing ties every work order to its exact BOM revision, records material issue against the routing, and posts variance to a scrap account you can drill down to the operation.
What you get
Multi-level BOMs with revision control and effective dates
Work orders with routing, QC gates, and shift assignments
Backflushing tied to routing operations, not headers
Scrap and variance posted per operation, not per WO
Sub-contracting jobs with material send-out and receipt
OEE, first-pass yield, and on-time delivery dashboards