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The Future of Light Manufacturing Automation for Small Businesses

The Future of Lite Manufacturing Automation for Small Businesses

For decades, automation was synonymous with vast and expensive factories where robots costing millions of dollars would be installed in cages apart from humans. This was beyond the reach of small-scale and medium-size small manufacturers. Industries like packaging, electronics assembly, and boutique consumer goods production. The manufacturing industry is facing one…

Manufacturing Cost Control: Why Accurate Production Posting Matters

Cost control has traditionally been viewed in the manufacturing realm as an activity that comes into focus only when profitability begins to drop. However, cost control is, indeed, proactive, and it requires only one discipline to do it: production posting. Production posting involves capturing what happened on the shop floor in terms of labour input, materials…

5 Signs Your Business Has Outgrown Manual Production Tracking and Needs an x2x Lite Manufacturing Application

Initially, when starting out with a manufacturing company, it may be perfectly acceptable to use some white boards, Excel sheets, and intuition to manage your production process. As everything is in reach, fits in hands, and you personally known all the jobs. But at some point, all these tools become inadequate, and not…

Connecting Operations and Accounting: The Missing Link for Growing Manufacturers

Within the lifecycle of the manufacturing company, there is one very important turning point which is often ignored by the business owner. It is the period when the business becomes so complicated that “gut feeling” approach can no longer be used. But still does not reach the level of complexity required for an ERP system worth…

The Hidden Cost of Managing Manufacturing with Spreadsheets

During the first years of your manufacturing company, a spreadsheet is the answer. It is cheap, adaptable, and accessible. With only ten SKUs and just a few orders to deal with, Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets is the best way to keep tabs on your inventory. But with growing business, that same…

Scaling Production Without Increasing Administrative Work

Growth is key in the manufacturing industry. You always want to have more orders, bigger customers, and greater production capacity. For some manufacturing businesses, though, increasing production can lead to a problem that nobody wants increased administrative work. It is often believed that doubling your production rate will automatically mean you will…

How Small Manufacturers Can Automate Production Without Investing in a Full ERP

Small manufacturers face a recurring challenge. The business has grown past the use of spreadsheets, but at the same time, it’s not yet ready to go all out for a big ERP system. As ERP system might involve investments of tens of thousands of dollars, IT specialists, and downtime during implementation. Luckily, there are…

Bridging the Gap: Why QuickBooks Online Users Need a Manufacturing Extension

However, if you work in a manufacturing or product-based business, chances are you will very soon find out that QuickBooks Online has limitations. Even though this tool is extremely efficient when it comes to working with your financial information, it was created mostly for the needs of “buy and sell”…

Handling Inventory Synchronization Between RMH and Business Central (Multi-Location Scenarios)

In terms of retailers having numerous stores, the issue of separation between the front office and the back office is quite infamous. RMH does well when it comes to processing high velocity transactions and inventory for local stores, whereas BC does a better job with accounting consolidation and logistics. In a multi-store setting, the process…

Interfacing with BC: Translating RMH Transactions into Business Central Tables

The decision to integrate the Retail Management Hero platform (RMH) to the Microsoft Dynamics 356 Business Central (BC) is a wise choice made by those looking to integrate their finances and operations within one management solution. Unfortunately, switching platforms rarely means a seamless experience. The biggest roadblock to success is…

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The Future of Lite Manufacturing Automation for Small Businesses

Manufacturing Cost Control: Why Accurate Production Posting Matters

5 Signs Your Business Has Outgrown Manual Production Tracking and Needs an x2x Lite Manufacturing Application

Connecting Operations and Accounting: The Missing Link for Growing Manufacturers

The Hidden Cost of Managing Manufacturing with Spreadsheets

Scaling Production Without Increasing Administrative Work

How Small Manufacturers Can Automate Production Without Investing in a Full ERP

Bridging the Gap: Why QuickBooks Online Users Need a Manufacturing Extension

Handling Inventory Synchronization Between RMH and Business Central (Multi-Location Scenarios)

Interfacing with BC: Translating RMH Transactions into Business Central Tables

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