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Operations and supply

Production and inventory that follow every order to dispatch

A Shopify order arrives in Beezr by webhook and becomes a production job with its recipe. Materials come off stock as the work is logged, and low stock opens the next purchase before the shelf is empty.

Food orders reach production in minutes, not hours, at a food manufacturer in the UAE.

A production baker in a hairnet shapes dough at the bench in front of the oven

Production and inventory · an order’s life

  1. Order
  2. Production job
  3. Materials deducted
  4. Stock
  5. Dispatch

Production breaks before the floor

The store has the order. The floor has a spreadsheet. We bring them together.

· Order intake

Someone copies the order into a list.

The kitchen waits.

· Material use

The recipe lives in a spreadsheet.

Output and material consumption drift apart.

· The shortage

Purchasing hears when stock runs out.

Production waits for replenishment.

The order must carry its materials.

Follow one Shopify order, from checkout to dispatch

We join these patterns around one order.

  1. Step 1 · Webhook

    The order arrives.

    Shopify sends the order by webhook. Beezr records it for production.

    Under the hood A webhook trigger starts the order workflow.

    The workflow designer?s webhook trigger.
    The workflow designer?s webhook trigger.
  2. Step 2 · Recipe

    The job carries a recipe.

    Products supply recipes. Bundles break into components.

    Under the hood The workflow reads linked product and recipe records.

    Process illustration

    1. Order received → Product recipe → Production job
  3. Step 3 · Materials

    Stock changes as work happens.

    Production deducts raw materials. Movements are recorded against their store.

    Under the hood Stock movements keep workflow approvals and history.

    Process illustration

    1. Production → Recipe quantities → Updated stock
  4. Step 4 · Waste

    Waste gets a reason.

    The team logs waste quantities and reasons. Managers review losses.

    Under the hood Waste forms feed quantity and reason into reports.

    Process illustration

    1. Waste quantity → Reason recorded → Waste report
  5. Step 5 · Purchase

    Low stock opens the next purchase.

    A material reaches its threshold. An alert starts purchasing.

    Under the hood Low-stock alerts start a procurement workflow.

    Process illustration

    1. Low-stock alert → Procurement workflow → Supplier order
  6. Step 6 · Dispatch

    The shipment leaves on a manifest.

    Dispatch generates a digital manifest. The farm assigns trucks and drivers by rule.

    Under the hood The workflow generates manifests and assigns transport.

    Process illustration

    1. Shipment → Digital manifest → Truck and driver

Stock follows the order.

What changes when production shares stock records

BeforeWith Beezr
Orders copied to listsOrders become production jobs
Usage reconciled after countingMaterials deducted during production
Waste found in scattered notesWaste with reasons
Purchasing starts after a shortageLow-stock alerts start the procurement workflow
The webhook trigger in workflow settings.
The webhook trigger in workflow settings.

Why not an ERP manufacturing module or spreadsheets?

An ERP brings controls. Spreadsheets are familiar. Compare order flow.

QuestionERP manufacturing moduleSpreadsheetsBeezr
Production modelEstablished manufacturing structuresRecipes in sheetsYour recipes and product records
Order intakeStore integration configuredOrders copied or importedShopify orders by webhook
Material useInventory transactionsCounts and calculationsDeduction during production
PurchasingERP purchasing workflowA separate purchasing listLow-stock alerts into procurement
Process changesModule configurationEdit the workbookEdit records and workflow rules

Already run an ERP? See how Beezr works beside it →

Production and inventory on Beezr at a glance

Records
Products and recipes · Orders and jobs · Materials and stores · Batches · Waste · Purchase orders · Manifests
Workflows
Order to production · Material deduction · Stock movements · Low-stock purchasing · Dispatch
Screens
Production workspace · Stock by store · Floor and field forms · Finance view
Reports
Material usage · Waste by reason · Cost per job · Stock across sites · Machine downtime
Connects to
Shopify by webhook · Accounting through APIs · Email and WhatsApp
Fits
Recipe-based food production · Custom manufacturing · Farming and fresh produce

Built from parts, so the next process is faster

We reuse intake and stock movements. Waste and purchases attach to production.

Connect accounting through the Integration Hub or REST step. Use a Web Agent without APIs.

Order to production

Also runs manufacturing

Stock movements

Also runs farm stores

Waste tracking

Also runs pack-house trim loss

Purchase orders

Also runs procurement

Cost tracking

Also runs custom jobs

Dispatch and fleet

Also runs farm shipments

Already running at companies like yours

Meals being packed into delivery boxes by hand in a kitchen

· A food manufacturer in the UAE

· Orders reach production in minutes, not hours. →

A craftsman cuts and stitches leather at his workbench

· A custom leather-goods manufacturer

· Materials and costs stay attached to jobs. →

Harvest crews fill crates in a palm plantation

· A farm in the UAE

· Every box traces to its field. →

Questions buyers ask about production and inventory on Beezr

Does this work with recipes and bundles?

Yes. Products carry recipes. Bundles break into components. Custom orders carry design notes.

Why choose it over an ERP manufacturing module?

We build around your production records and connect accounting through its API.

Can we trace a batch back to its source?

Yes. Batches trace to supplier and warehouse. Farm produce traces to its field.

How long does it take to go live?

Your first process is running in weeks.

Can we start with one part?

Yes. Start with order intake or stock movements, then attach the next process.

Can we import our Excel records?

Yes. Upload your Excel records through the import template.

Can departments or entities have different rules?

Yes. Rules and access differ by department or entity.

Does it work in Arabic?

Yes. Users choose Arabic or English, including right-to-left layouts.

Can it notify people on WhatsApp?

Yes. Through the Integration Hub, via an aggregator or your WhatsApp Business account.

Where does our data live?

In your Beezr workspace, with permissions and history. Beezr Shield encrypts fields.

Let's talk

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