Manufacturing ERP for Pakistani Factories
BOMs, production lots, work-in-progress and true job costing, NavoBook connects the factory floor to the accounts office so you know the real cost of every unit you make.
ERP that fits how manufacturing businesses actually run
Most Pakistani factories know their selling price to the rupee but only guess their cost. Raw material is issued from the store on a slip, production happens on the floor, finished goods land in another godown, and the accounting program never sees the conversion in between. So the “cost” on every invoice is an estimate, and a product that feels profitable can quietly be losing money once labour, overhead and wastage are counted.
NavoBook closes that gap. A bill of materials defines what each product consumes, production lots issue real material and capture real output, work-in-progress holds cost on the floor, and finished goods receive a true, fully-loaded cost. Inventory, production and accounting move as one, so the moment a batch is completed your stock value, your COGS and your margins are all correct, on one cloud platform with no server to maintain.
Why factories don’t know their real cost
Material issued on paper slips
Store issues to production never tie back to a costed BOM, so consumption and the resulting cost are guesswork.
No work-in-progress visibility
Half-finished batches hold real value on the floor that no system records, distorting both stock and profit.
Overhead and labour ignored
Product cost counts only material, so the true loaded cost — and the real margin — is never known.
Wastage and rejects hidden
Scrap, rework and rejected units aren’t booked, inflating apparent yield and understating cost.
Stock value never matches the ledger
The production godown and the accounting balance drift apart, and month-end becomes a reconciliation fight.
How NavoBook runs a factory
Bills of materials
Define exactly what each product consumes so every production run costs itself automatically and consistently.
Production lots & WIP
Issue real material, capture real output and hold work-in-progress, so cost lives where the goods are.
True job costing
Material, conversion and overhead roll into a fully-loaded cost per finished unit, not just a material estimate.
FIFO finished goods
Completed batches enter layer-based inventory and carry their real cost into sales and COGS.
Multi-location stock
Raw material store, WIP and finished-goods godown all on one live stock figure with transfers.
Connected accounting
Every production move posts to the ledger, so stock value, COGS and profit are always reconciled and FBR-ready.
Modules a manufacturing business uses most
All 18 modules are included on one plan, so you can switch any of these on as you grow, no extra fees.
Manufacturing: frequently asked questions
Is NavoBook a good manufacturing ERP for Pakistani factories?
Yes. Units across SITE, Korangi, Quaid-e-Azam Industrial Estate, Sundar and Kot Lakhpat use NavoBook for bills of materials, production lots, work-in-progress and job costing, all connected to inventory and accounting on one cloud platform with no server to maintain.
How does NavoBook calculate the cost of a manufactured product?
A bill of materials defines what each product consumes, production lots capture the real material issued and output received, and work-in-progress holds cost on the floor. Material, conversion and overhead roll into a true, fully-loaded cost per finished unit instead of a material-only estimate.
Can it track work-in-progress and wastage?
Yes. Half-finished batches hold their value as work-in-progress, and you can book scrap, rework and rejected units so wastage actually hits the books. That keeps both your stock value and your real yield honest.
Does production stay in sync with accounting?
Yes. Inventory, production and accounting move as one. The moment a batch completes, your stock value, COGS and margins update together, so there is no month-end reconciliation fight between the production godown and the ledger.
Run your manufacturing business on NavoBook
All 18 modules. PKR 30,000/month. No per-module fees, no installation. Start today.