fully adaptable to your plant
When the ERP fits, your team gets time back
6x faster deployment
Adapt the data model, workflows, and interfaces without waiting months for custom development. Bonx customers go live in 10 weeks on average.
Instant adoption
Each team gets a tool built for the job, so people stop working around it. Automations can then take on more of the routine so work keeps speeding up.
Tighter quality, less rework
Checks and best practices are prompted at the right moment inside every workflow, catching problems before they turn into rework.
6 layers of adaptability
teams, departments, roles, responsibilities ...
Your organization, modeled as it really is
Model your teams, departments, sites, and their responsibilities in Bonx, exactly the way your organization works. Every operation lands in the right place, with the right people.
custom fields / tables & linked records
Your data reflects your plant
Create the fields, tables, and relationships your operations actually need, with your own statuses and units. Your model evolves with the business, without breaking the standard or waiting on an IT project.
steps 100% configurable by you
Your processes, from raw material to finished goods
Model every step, approval, and shop floor operation the way it really happens. Bonx consumes the right lots, applies your checks, and puts finished goods back into inventory automatically.
industry vocabulary, site-specific labels & custom units
Bonx speaks your teams' language
Bonx picks up the terms, units, and statuses already in use at your plant. Screens speak the language of the shop floor so your teams feel at home from day one.
ai agents & targeted alerts
Automation that knows your rules
Set up triggers, approvals, and AI agents around your priorities. Bonx handles the repetitive tasks, watches for exceptions, and alerts the right person at the right time.
mobile & tablet apps with claude, connected to your data
Build your shop floor apps inside Bonx
Start from the workstation, the checks, and the rules that really exist in your plant. Bonx turns that need into a mobile interface connected to your lots, inventory, and processes, with no side IT project.
Bonx × Claude · via MCP
From a shop floor need to a working app
Describe the workstation and its rules. Claude builds the interface on your live lots and inventory, and you test it with real data before operators ever see it.
Connect Claude
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Open Apps in Bonx and connect Claude through MCP, within your own permissions.
Describe the workstation
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Say what operators need to see, enter, and check. Claude builds it on your objects, lots, and inventory.
Test, then publish
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Try it with real data, refine it in the conversation, then publish it to the floor.
“Bonx allowed me to connect my existing systems while deeply adapting to our complex food production operations.”
Marjolaine Nantillet
Founder at L'Atelier du Ferment
“We were not looking for a tool we had to fit into, but one that adapts to us, and above all that can evolve.”
Gaëtan Duculty
Managing director at Salaisons du Mont Pilat
“Bonx adapted to our system, not the other way around.”
David Nicolas
Founder at Féroce
“Bonx adapts perfectly to our plant. It is powerful, flexible, and easy to use.”
Romaric Duretz
Plant director at La Maillecotech
FAQ
An integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) system is one that connects to the other tools a business already uses, so data flows automatically between systems rather than being copied by hand.
For manufacturers, that typically means connecting the ERP to customer relationship management (CRM) tools like HubSpot, e-commerce platforms like Shopify, accounting software, logistics providers, and sometimes warehouse management systems (WMS) or industrial equipment.
The goal is a single operational picture, not a single vendor.
No. Bonx handles the operational core of manufacturing: order management, inventory, purchasing, planning, production, quality, logistics, and sales invoicing. It connects to the tools around it rather than replacing them.
Your CRM keeps the customer relationship. Your accounting tool keeps the books and the financial close. Your e-commerce platform keeps the commercial layer. Bonx makes those systems work together so data doesn't get lost between them.
Bonx has developed a proprietary integration engine that allows us to integrate virtually anything into your ERP. Here is a non-exhaustive list of some of the most common integrations requested by our customers:
CRM and commerce: HubSpot, Shopify, WooCommerce, etc.
Finance and accounting: We integrate with any of the 100+ financial software companies supported by Chift; this includes (but is certainly not limited to) Pennylane, Sage, EBP, Axonaut, Quickbooks, Xero, Cegid, etc.
Logistics and 3PL: Veolog, Sendcloud, Chronopost, DHL
Hardware: Bonx can access your machines via a synchronization agent; we have already successfully integrated with scales, printing machines, CNC machines, and more.
If the integration you're thinking about isn't listed here, talk to the team. We'd love to discuss your vision in more detail and work with you to figure out what is possible.
Bonx covers the full operational lifecycle of manufacturers, starting at the order management stage. That order can be passed to Bonx from Hubspot (or any other CRM).
From there, Bonx handles production requirements, stock reservations, procurement, quality steps, etc., sending the right operational data back to the CRM if/when needed.
In other words, sales keeps its pipeline and owns the in data in the CRM, and operations runs the manufacturing flow in Bonx.
For example at Amantys, a custom jewelry manufacturer, each custom order creates a complete work order. Traceability is streamlined and data flows smoothly between HubSpot, the workshop, and Pennylane, reducing re‑entry, errors and client follow‑up requests.
Shopify owns the commercial and payment layer. Bonx receives the order and handles what happens next: stock reservations, production triggers, batch selection, quality checks, shipment preparation, and 3PL coordination.
For example Féroce, a grass-fed meat brand selling direct to consumers, deployed its Bonx integration, which included a Shopify integration, in 42 days before a national TV appearance multiplied their orders tenfold. Shopify stayed exactly as it was. Bonx handled traceability, cold storage, and logistics coordination at scale.
Bonx invoices natively, with legal gap-free numbering, line-level tax, the PDF, and e-invoicing where it's legally required. It is not a financial ERP, though: no general ledger, no payroll, no financial close. Bonx hands the fully coded invoice to your accounting tool, which posts it and keeps the books. Operational data syncs alongside it, so finance works with fewer corrections. Why manufacturing ERP and finance ERP should be separate systems explains the division in more detail.
Bonx connects to hundreds of accounting and finance platforms. Our most popular integrations include Pennylane, Sage, EBP, Axonaut, Quickbooks, Xero, and Cegid, but Bonx can integrate with virtually any accounting and finance platform via Chift.
If your system has an API, Bonx can almost certainly connect to it. For example, Recyc Matelas, France's first mattress recycling company, runs a direct integration between Bonx and their weighbridge system that pulls tonnage data automatically to eliminate double entry.
Custom integrations are part of how the Bonx model works. Don't hesitate to reach out, the team would be happy to discuss your specific integration needs.
Bonx deploys in one to three months, integrations included. We categorically reject the idea that ERP implementation has to take 12-18 months and, in the end, delivers a system that is inflexible to change.
Case in point: Something Added went live in two months with a native HP 3D printer integration built from scratch. Féroce was live in 42 days with a full Shopify integration and QR code traceability in place.
Integration setup always happens during implementation, not as a separate project after go-live.
