Zaena Manufacturing
From recipe
to real cost.
Bills of materials, production orders, and output tracking that shows expected vs. actual quantity and cost on every batch, so waste and shrinkage show up as numbers, not a feeling at month-end.
Included on the Maker plan
Define it once
A Bill of Materials
for every product you make.
List exactly what a finished product needs each raw material, the quantity required, the unit. Set it up once per product, and every production run after that measures itself against it.
Draft → started → closed
Every batch,
tracked start to finish.
A production order moves raw materials into finished stock through a real lifecycle, drafted, started, completed, closed. Nothing becomes sellable inventory without going through the order that made it.
Expected vs. actual, every time
Wastage isn't a guess.
It's a number.
Every production output records the quantity and cost you expected, and what you actually got. The difference; quantity variance, cost variance, is calculated automatically, batch by batch, so shrinkage patterns become visible instead of invisible.
What it actually costs
Raw material, production cost,
and waste, all rolled into one unit cost.
Every finished unit carries its real cost breakdown: raw materials consumed, production costs absorbed, and waste/loss cost apportioned, and not a flat estimate applied across everything you make.
Production you can see the cost of, batch by batch