ELECTRONICS and HIGH TECH

Revision velocity without losing control

Electronics manufacturing moves at the speed of its revisions. A board spins, a component goes end-of-life, a customer requests a variant, and every one of those changes has to reach purchasing, the floor and the test bench before the next build starts.

Visibility ERP keeps engineering and production on one part master. Multi-level BOMs with CAD and EPDM integration pull design data into the production backbone instead of retyping it, and engineering change control moves revisions through BOMs and routings without breaking open orders. Material planning matches supply to volatile demand with available-to-promise and kanban support, which matters when component lead times swing from weeks to quarters.

On the floor, serial number and warranty tracking flow through work orders and shop floor data collection, and complex pricing and costing run in financial management, quote-accurate rather than spreadsheet-approximate.

Traceability that survives the recall question

When a component lot turns out bad, the question is immediate: which assemblies, which serials, which customers. Full lot and serial traceability in Visibility ERP answers it from the production record, connecting received lots through work orders to shipped serial numbers, with configured-assembly history intact.

The same records support compliance with regulatory and industry standards, because the evidence auditors want is the evidence the recall question needs: it already exists, attached to the work.

Common questions from electronics manufacturers

How does CAD/EPDM integration work?

Design data flows from your CAD and EPDM tools into multi-level BOMs on the engineering backbone, so production builds from the design system's truth instead of a retyped copy of it.

Can it trace serial numbers through configured assemblies?

Yes. Serial number and warranty tracking follow each unit through work orders and shipment, with lot traceability connecting purchased components to the finished serials that contain them.

How does it handle demand volatility?

Available-to-promise gives sales honest dates from real supply, kanban support handles the replenished items, and material planning replans as demand and component lead times move.

How long is an implementation?

Most run four to six months with our own implementation team, a practice we have kept in house since 1988 without a failed implementation.

Cloud or on premise?

Both. Browser based either way: managed SaaS or your own infrastructure.