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Industries · Manufacturing and industrial

From the floorto the ledger.

Connect production planning, materials, procurement, finance, MES, IoT signals, and plant employees through one ERPNext operating foundation.

Connected flow
IoT → ERPNext
Integration pattern
Operations
Production + supply
Core ERPNext capability
Frappe status
Silver Partner
Regional delivery team

What the stack resolves

Close the gap between physical production and its system record.

The operating risk sits in the handoffs between production, systems, people, and finance.

Production and supply chain

Manage BOMs, work orders, materials, procurement, and finished goods against one production plan.

  • Materials planning
  • Work-order control

Shop-floor integration

Use LavaHub to govern data exchange between MES, devices, production systems, and ERPNext.

  • Event orchestration
  • Failure handling

Plant-team access

Give plant and shift staff mobile access to the focused HR, task, alert, and approval flows they need.

  • Deskless access
  • Role-specific workflows

Example connected workflow

Plan, orchestrate, and account for production.

The integration spine carries signals into governed actions rather than leaving the shop floor as a separate data island.

  1. 01 · ERPNext

    Plan

    Create demand, material, capacity, and work-order plans in the ERPNext operating record.

    • Production plan
    • Material requirements
  2. 02 · LavaHub

    Orchestrate

    Exchange machine, MES, quality, and execution events through monitored LavaHub interfaces.

    • Governed events
    • Exception visibility
  3. 03 · Operations

    Account

    Update stock, costs, quality status, and management reporting from completed production activity.

    • Inventory movement
    • Cost and status update

Proof and operating boundary

Start with the systems and signals already on the floor.

Architecture and rollout depend on the actual production estate; the page does not imply a universal connector catalogue.

Named production contexts

The reference names Balubaid APLG and Almosallamy as manufacturing and industrial operating contexts.

  • Customer names retained without outcome attribution
  • Production specifics require discovery

Integration boundary

Delivery depends on vendor documentation, credentials, test environments, supported protocols, and system readiness.

  • MES and device boundary
  • Third-party dependencies

Plant access boundary

Offline, authentication, device ownership, and safety-critical use cases are confirmed before mobile workflows are committed.

  • Connectivity review
  • Workflow-by-workflow scope

Scope the industrial operation

Connect every production signal to an accountable action.

Share your plants, production model, ERP, MES, devices, interfaces, workforce, and reporting requirements.

LavaLoon × Balubaid Group

Delivery in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia through our strategic partnership with Balubaid Group, Jeddah — local presence, regional reach.

Our partnership