Manufacturing logistics software

Receiving, shipping and transfers between sites stay in sync with what happens upstream. Inventory and lots are up to date with every movement.

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Shipping and receiving

Receiving

Receive supplier orders in one or several deliveries, with backorders. Lots are recorded as soon as goods come in.

Shipping

An order can ship in several shipments. Choose the lots to ship and confirm, and inventory updates.

FEFO or FIFO picking

Bonx suggests the lots to pick based on their expiration date or their receipt date.

Transfers between sites

A transfer happens in two steps, out of the origin and then into the destination, and keeps lot information.

EDI and e-commerce

DESADV advance ship notices are sent through EDI, and shipping status is sent back to Shopify.

Process by operation type

For each receipt, shipment or transfer, you define the steps, the stock movements and the documents.

In-plant logistics

Material preparation

The materials to pick for a work order are listed and tracked to the workstation. The shop floor knows what is ready before starting production.

Receiving inspection

A quality check can apply at receiving. A rejected lot goes to a nonconforming location instead of entering available stock.

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Transforming manufacturing

Real stories of operational excellence

“Bonx is the backbone of our fully automated factory.”

Romain Adamowicz

CEO at SomethingAdded

“Bonx keeps our operations fully connected.”

Marjolaine Nantillet

Founder at L’Atelier du Ferment

“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

Bonx is the AI-native manufacturing ERP that fits how you work, and works while you sleep

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FAQ

Bonx covers the warehouse management a plant needs, directly in the ERP: sites, locations, lots, receiving, shipping and transfers. It does not generate SSCC pallet codes.

By linking logistics movements to production and inventory. In Bonx, material preparation, receiving and shipping update the same inventory that planning and the shop floor read.

Yes. Inventory is tracked by site and by location, and transfers between sites keep lot information. Bonx can also suggest which transfers to make.

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