A dashboard shows you numbers. Heimdyn runs your operation — every document generates the next, so re-keying and spreadsheet drift simply disappear.
Product, Raw Material and BOM masters feed five connected modules. Set up once — the system does the re-entry for you.
Price an enquiry, approve it and convert straight into a sales order — line-item pricing off your product master.
System-generated from an approved quote — never keyed by hand. Triggers production and flags what to buy.
Work orders built off the Bill of Materials with a live material check and real cost at order close.
Shortages become POs automatically, then clear a three-way match — PO, goods receipt and invoice — before payment.
Raw material, WIP and finished goods tracked as one system. Stock moves as documents move, with FIFO dispatch.
Every KPI Heimdyn generates is a building block. Drag, drop, resize and pin the numbers that matter to you — production, cash flow, stock health, OEE — and save as many views as your team needs.
You set the threshold — two alerts to start, add as many as you like. When an approved manufacturing order pulls raw material below a level, Heimdyn acts.
Stock crosses the reorder level — you get an instant heads-up across every channel you choose.
Stock hits the red line — Heimdyn doesn't just warn you. It raises a purchase order for the quantity you set.
One linked chain — not separate spreadsheets.
Procurement control before any payment clears.
True landed cost per order, not estimates.
A supervisor raises a manufacturing order without training.
Heimdyn is an ERP for small and mid-sized manufacturers. It links quotation, sales, manufacturing, purchase and inventory into one connected system, so every document generates the next one and nothing has to be re-entered.
A dashboard reports on data that is entered somewhere else. An ERP is where the work is recorded in the first place: a quotation becomes a sales order, which raises a manufacturing order, which drives purchasing and consumes inventory. A dashboard shows you numbers; an ERP runs the operation that produces them.
A three-way match compares the purchase order, the goods receipt note and the supplier invoice before payment is approved. If quantities or rates disagree across the three, the invoice is held. It is the standard control against paying for material that was never received or was received at a different rate.
Heimdyn is horizontal across discrete manufacturing — light engineering, packaging, fabrication, components and assembly. The connected order flow from quotation to dispatch is the same shape in each; only the bill of materials changes.
It is built for that segment specifically. The design constraint was adoption: a plant supervisor should be able to raise a manufacturing order without training, which is where heavyweight ERP implementations usually stall in smaller factories.