ERP for Inventory and Production Australia

Connect raw materials, inventory, production planning, work orders, WIP, finished goods and finance in one ERP system built around how your business actually operates.

About
Nexevolve

Nexevolve is an ERP Software Australia partner delivering both Odoo and Dynamics 365. That means the platform recommendation you get is based entirely on your business, not on the system we happen to sell. We guide you through system selection, handle the full implementation and provide ongoing support, ensuring your software scales seamlessly as you grow.

Why Our Clients
Choose Us

20+

Years Industry Experience

85+

Projects Delivered

31+

Certified Professionals

97%

Client Retention Rate

About
Nexevolve

Nexevolve is an ERP Software Australia partner delivering both Odoo and Dynamics 365. That means the platform recommendation you get is based entirely on your business, not on the system we happen to sell. We guide you through system selection, handle the full implementation and provide ongoing support, ensuring your software scales seamlessly as you grow.

Why Our Clients
Choose Us

20+

Years Industry Experience

85+

Projects Delivered

31+

Certified Professionals

97%

Client Retention Rate

What is ERP for Inventory and Production?

A manufacturing inventory ERP connects material planning, inventory, purchasing and production with sales, finance and reporting in one system. A basic inventory tool just records stock; a genuine inventory and production ERP uses that data to decide what actually needs to be bought or made next. That’s also the real MRP versus ERP distinction: MRP handles material planning alone, ERP ties finance, inventory and production together. Nexevolve builds that connection on Odoo and Dynamics 365.

What Should an ERP for Inventory and Production Connect?

Choosing the right ERP inventory production management platform means understanding what it actually needs to connect end to end, from demand and materials through to production, costing and finance.

Sales orders, forecasts and production requirements feed into MRP, which combines demand, bills of materials, stock on hand and open supply to work out what actually needs to be made or bought next, the core job of any inventory and production ERP.

Raw material purchases coming in and finished goods invoices going out both need to reconcile correctly for GST and BAS, and a gap in either direction is harder to catch once production is consuming stock faster than a manual process can keep up with.

Production orders, work orders, routings and work centres drive execution, while WIP tracks material consumption, labour and operation progress, and quality manages inspection points, defects, lots and traceability, exactly where a genuine ERP for inventory and production management proves itself.

Production output flows into warehouse availability and fulfilment, while costing captures material, labour, overhead, WIP and variance, and a genuine production inventory management software ties inventory value, purchases and production costs back to COGS and profitability.

Odoo or Dynamics 365 for Inventory and Production

Choosing between Odoo and Dynamics 365 for inventory and production management software comes down to manufacturing complexity, warehouse depth, Microsoft ecosystem requirements and how much customisation the business actually needs, not brand recognition.

Evaluation Area Odoo Dynamics 365
Planning Reordering rules, replenish-on-order and manufacturing planning options Master planning, replenishment strategies and production scheduling work from the same demand signal across warehouse and production
Production orders Manufacturing orders use BOMs and work orders, with completion registering output directly to inventory Production orders manage the conversion of materials into manufactured items, tied to routes, operations and resource scheduling
Inventory Inventory and manufacturing workflows share the same stock data, so consumption and output update in real time On-hand, available and reserved stock separated through reservation policies, integrated with production and warehouse processes
Typical selection question Do you want modular breadth and flexible configuration across business applications? Do you want Microsoft-centric ERP with structured, capacity-aware production scheduling?

Why an ERP Partner Based in Australia Matters

Running inventory and production together doesn’t remove any compliance obligations, it just spreads them across two different parts of the business at once, from the warehouse floor to the shop floor, and a manufacturing inventory ERP needs to hold up on both sides.

 Manufacturing and warehouse staff are often covered by different awards and pay conditions within the same business, and STP and super still have to calculate correctly across both, not just whichever one was easier to configure.

 Manufacturing and warehouse staff are often covered by different awards and pay conditions within the same business, and STP and super still have to calculate correctly across both, not just whichever one was easier to configure.

Barcode scanners on the warehouse side and data capture at work centres on the production side both need to hold up under real use, and a system that only handles one half properly creates a blind spot right where inventory becomes production.

Where inventory and production data is hosted, and whether support can be reached in Australian business hours, matters more once a line stoppage and a stock discrepancy can both happen on the same day, exactly the scenario any real inventory and production management software has to be tested against.

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How Nexevolve Approaches
Inventory and Production ERP

The Right ERP for Inventory and Production Starts With an Honest Fit Assessment, Not a Platform Pitch.

Before we talk about Odoo or Dynamics 365 specifically, we start with an honest fit assessment across how your inventory and production actually work together, from raw materials through to finished goods. The platform follows that picture; it doesn’t drive it.

Process Assessment

We map demand, purchasing, raw materials, warehouses, production, WIP, quality, finished goods and finance, so the design starts from how the business actually operates end to end, not a generic template.

01

Data & Master-Data Audit

Item masters, BOMs, routings, units, locations, suppliers and inventory accuracy all get reviewed, since a genuine inventory and production ERP is only as good as the master data feeding it.

02

ERP Fit Analysis

Odoo, Dynamics 365 and other relevant platforms get compared against your actual production workflows, not a feature checklist, so the recommendation is based on fit rather than familiarity.

03

Solution Design

We define MRP, replenishment, production orders, work centres, traceability, quality and costing, so the configuration matches how material actually moves from raw stock to finished goods.

04

Migration & Testing

Item masters, BOMs and routings get cleaned and migrated first, since bad master data breaks production planning faster than almost anything else, then tested against a full order-to-production-to-inventory run before go-live, not isolated features.

05

Go-Live & Optimisation

We train teams, manage cutover, validate the KPIs that actually matter, and stay engaged afterward, since the first production run and the first stock reconciliation are usually where configuration gaps in a production inventory management software rollout surface.

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Real Stories. Real Impact. See How Nexevolve Delivers.

Nexevolve Manufacturing ERP Experience

Nexevolve implements Odoo’s inventory, MRP, BOM, work order and production planning capabilities as one connected inventory and production ERP workflow spanning sales, inventory, manufacturing and accounting, and positions Dynamics 365 for manufacturers already invested in a Microsoft-centric stack.

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Dual-Platform Manufacturing Delivery

We implement Odoo's inventory, MRP, BOM, work order and production planning capabilities as one connected system and Dynamics 365 for manufacturers where a Microsoft-centric ERP for inventory and production management is the better fit.

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Full-Workflow Integration

Sales, inventory, manufacturing and accounting run as a single ERP workflow rather than separate systems reconciled by hand, the difference a genuine manufacturing inventory ERP makes to production consumption and financial reporting staying in sync.

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Proven Manufacturing Implementation

For TOP COUNTRY, we delivered an integrated production inventory management software workflow spanning sales, inventory, manufacturing and accounting across five or more Odoo modules.

Frequently Asked Questions

Let us help you find the answers to all of your common questions
What is a BOM in ERP?

A bill of materials (BOM) is the structured list of components, subassemblies and quantities needed to build a finished product, and it’s what a genuine manufacturing inventory ERP uses to work out material requirements, cost a product and consume stock correctly when a production order runs. Without an accurate BOM, everything downstream, from MRP to costing, is working off a guess.

Yes, both Odoo and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management track batch and serial numbers through production and into finished goods, so a specific component can be traced from receiving through to the customer it ended up with. That traceability is core to any real inventory and production ERP, not an add-on.

Yes, Odoo’s Inventory and Manufacturing apps share the same data, so BOMs, work orders and stock consumption update together without manual re-entry. It’s a strong fit for SMEs and mid-market manufacturers wanting ERP inventory production management on one modular platform rather than stitching two systems together.

Yes, Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management ties production orders, routes and work centres directly to inventory and costing, with master planning working from one demand signal across both. It suits mid-market to larger manufacturers, especially those already on Dynamics 365 or needing tighter finance-to-shop-floor integration, as a genuine ERP for inventory and production management should.

There’s no single best platform, the right choice depends on production complexity, warehouse count, traceability needs and how tightly finance needs to connect to the shop floor. For most Australian mid-market manufacturers, Odoo and Dynamics 365 are the two most commonly shortlisted inventory and production management software options, with NetSuite, SAP Business One and Epicor as alternatives depending on scale.

Cost depends on licensing, implementation, the number of warehouses and work centres, data migration, integrations and ongoing support, not licence price alone. Treat any quote given before a proper production inventory management software discovery process as a rough estimate, not a commitment.

Timelines scale with complexity, a single-site business with clean master data can go live in a couple of months, while a multi-warehouse operation with complex BOMs and routings can take considerably longer. Master data quality and how much of the production process needs configuring are the biggest drivers either way for any inventory and production ERP project.