A sales order becomes a work order; material is issued, made, checked and costed.
A sales order for something you make becomes a work order that tells the floor what to make, from which material and by when.
Work order · Sales → Stock → Manufacturing
Stock issues the material the recipe calls for, with wastage built in, and the floor starts making.
Material · Stock → Manufacturing
Quality checks the work in production against your own tolerances, and the reading is recorded.
Inspection · Quality → Manufacturing
The finished product goes into stock, and the movement is recorded as it happens.
Product · Manufacturing → Stock
You get the real cost of what you made, material, labour and overhead, and it posts to the books as it is saved.
Cost · Stock → Accounting
The demo opens on a demo company in a new tab. You make, in order: Sales Order → Work Order → Stock Entry.
The job worker gets the order, material goes by train, and every gram comes back counted.
One complaint, and the batch is traced back to its supplier and forward to every buyer.
The breakdown is logged, spares come from stock, and the history sits on the machine.