Books that match your production floor.
You buy raw materials. You make finished goods. Cost flows through WIP and lands in COGS when you sell. Most accounting software can't handle this. Nonari's manufacturing module makes it the default.
Bills of Materials
Define recipes for each finished good — qty of each input, expected output. Cost rolls up automatically.
Production jobs
Open a job, issue raw materials, record finished output. WIP tracks live. Variance reports compare expected vs actual cost.
Factory vs trading split
Manufacturing arm sells to the trading arm at cost + markup. PUP (Provision for Unrealised Profit) auto-computes under IAS 2.
Multi-level BOMs
Component → sub-assembly → finished good. Costs roll up at every level.
Production stages
Job stages (cutting → stitching → finishing) with per-stage cost tracking and time-in-stage analysis.
Material variance
Job consumes more material than the BOM said? Variance posts to a Material Variance GL with the job id for audit.
Manufacturing reports
COGM (Cost of Goods Manufactured), FG Valuation, WIP Aging, Manufacturing Account. All standard reports.
Labour tracking
Employees clock in to jobs. Labour cost rolls into the job's WIP automatically.
Production-cost variance dashboard
See which jobs are blowing the budget and which are under-running. Drill to the line item.
Frequently asked.
Do you support process manufacturing (continuous flow)?
Today we support discrete manufacturing (job-based). Process manufacturing with by-products and yield variance is on the roadmap for late 2026.
Can a single product be both bought and made?
Yes. Some SKUs are bought from suppliers AND produced in-house. The cost layer source (BILL vs PRODUCTION_OUTPUT) tracks origin per layer.
How does it handle scrap or by-products?
Scrap is a write-off line on the job at completion. By-products as separate finished goods are on the roadmap.
See it in action.
Free to start, no credit card. Bring your books, kick the tires, export everything if you decide to leave.