Growcord Make

Know what each batch really cost to make

Plan with multi-level bills of materials, raise work orders, receive raw material against purchase orders, inspect it, and see every batch’s actual cost — with purchases flowing into Books through a 3-way match.

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Work order WO-0381
Bill of materials
QC passed
Herbal Hair Oil 100 mlBatch of 1,000₹ 38.40 / unit
Oil base blend92 L₹ 24.10
Coconut oil (cold pressed)70 L₹ 16.80
Bhringraj extract12 L₹ 5.90
PET bottle 100 ml + cap1,000 pcs₹ 9.20
Label + carton1,000 pcs₹ 5.10
Actual batch cost (weighted average)₹ 38,400
3-way
PO, goods received and bill matched
WAC
weighted-average cost on every receipt
Batch
MRP, expiry and supplier per lot
Draft
reorder POs — never sent automatically
Who it’s for

Made for teams who need this to just work

Small manufacturers — ayurvedic and homeopathic units, FMCG plants, job-workers — running BOMs in Excel, batch registers on paper and purchasing over the phone.

What you’ll do in your first week
  1. 1Set up items and a multi-level BOM
  2. 2Raise a work order and issue material
  3. 3Record output and a QC result
  4. 4Receive raw material against a PO
  5. 5See the batch’s actual cost without an accountant
Before and after

What changes with Make

Without Growcord
  • BOMs in Excel that drift from what the floor uses
  • Short deliveries counted as ‘incoming’ forever
  • Vendor bills paid without checking what arrived
  • Batch cost guessed at year end
With Growcord
  • BOMs and work orders in one system
  • Short-closed POs with reasons — reorders stay accurate
  • Bills matched to the PO and goods received
  • Weighted-average cost rolled up per batch
Features

Everything inside Growcord Make

Bills of materials, work orders, batches with expiry, purchase orders to vendor bills, and real batch costs.

01

Multi-level BOMs

Finished goods, sub-assemblies and raw materials with quantities — the recipe the floor follows.

02

Work orders

Plan production, issue materials and record output against the order.

03

Batches and expiry

Every lot carries manufacturing and expiry dates, MRP and supplier reference.

04

True batch costing

Weighted-average cost updates on each receipt, so a batch’s cost is computed, not estimated.

05

Purchase orders

Raise, issue and amend POs in place — the PO number stays the same when terms change.

06

Inbound inspection

Hold new stock in quarantine until it passes inspection, with rejections recorded against the PO.

07

3-way matched bills

Vendor bills are checked against the PO and what was received; variances are flagged for a decision.

08

Short closes and rejections

Close a PO short with a reason, or ask the vendor to replace or credit rejected goods.

09

Vendor credits

Returns create vendor credits you apply to future bills without double-counting.

10

Reorder drafts

Low stock minus what is already on order becomes a draft PO for someone to review.

Purchasing that closes

When the vendor sends 6 of 10, the system knows

A PO can be received in part, closed short with a reason, amended without changing its number, or have goods rejected with a replace, credit or accept outcome. So “incoming stock” stays true — and reorders stay right.

  • Open balance = ordered − received − cancelled
  • Amendments keep a before-and-after record
  • PO ageing shows what is overdue from whom
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PO-0212 issued · 10 drums
Vendor: Shree Oils
Goods received · 6 drumsPartial
Inspection · 1 drum rejected
Outcome: vendor credit
Closed short · 3 drumsClosed
Reason: vendor out of stock
Costing

Batch cost from real receipts

Every receipt updates weighted-average cost. When a work order consumes materials, the batch inherits their cost — and the journals land in Books automatically once your accountant switches posting on.

  • Cost per unit of every finished batch
  • Price variance tracked on accepted bills
  • Stock value that matches the ledger
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Journal JV/26-27/2210
Posted automatically
Immutable
AccountDebitCredit
1200 Inventory38,400.00
1400 Work in progress38,400.00
4000 Sales46,020.00
1100 Receivables46,020.00
Debits = creditsCorrections by reversal onlyHash-chained audit
How it works

Up and running in four steps

  1. 01

    Items and BOMs

    Raw materials, packaging and finished goods with their recipes.

  2. 02

    Purchase and receive

    POs, goods received, inspection and matched bills.

  3. 03

    Produce

    Work orders, material issue, output and QC.

  4. 04

    Cost and sell

    Batch costs, stock value and sales through Commerce or Trade.

Works alone, better together

Make shares its data with the rest of your business

Use it on its own, or switch on the products around it. Nothing is exported, imported or retyped — they read the same records.

One sign-inOne contact bookOne ledgerOne messaging layerOne set of numbers
The difference

Make compared with excel boms + desktop accounts

What mattersGrowcordExcel BOMs + desktop accounts
Multi-level BOMs and work ordersExcel
Batch-wise expiry, MRP and supplierPaper register
Weighted-average cost per receiptYear end
Bills matched to PO and goods received
Short-closed POs with reasons
Reorder drafts that subtract on-order stock
Built on principles

What we will never do

The rules this product is built on — so you can trust the numbers it gives you.

PO numbers hold

Amending a PO revises it in place. Cancelling and re-raising would burn a number and orphan its receipts.

A flag is not a block

A match variance is flagged for a person to accept, dispute or raise a debit note — never silently blocked.

Drafts, not orders

Reorder suggestions are drafts. A person sends every purchase order.

Posting with your CA

Automatic journals switch on when your accountant has reviewed the rules.

On the roadmap
Routing and work centresOne-click recall trace from raw lot to retailerJob-work challans
Pricing
Included with your Growcord organisation

Switch on inventory and purchasing for your store. Manufacturing-only setups — talk to us.

FAQ

Make: your questions

Still unsure? Our team replies within one business day.

Is Growcord Make suitable for small manufacturers?

Yes. It is built for units with tens to hundreds of workers that run BOMs in Excel and batch registers on paper — ayurvedic, homeopathic, FMCG and similar.

Does it track batches and expiry?

Yes. Every batch carries manufacturing and expiry dates, MRP, supplier reference and purchase details, and can be imported or edited in bulk from Excel.

How is production cost calculated?

Stock uses weighted-average cost that updates on every receipt. Materials issued to a work order carry that cost into the finished batch.

What happens when a vendor delivers less than ordered?

Receive what arrived, then close the rest short with a reason. The PO’s open balance stays accurate, so reorders are not skewed.

Can I reject goods from a vendor?

Yes. Record the rejection against the PO and choose an outcome — replace, credit or accept — while the stock stays in quarantine.

Does it post to accounts?

Purchasing and costing produce journals in Growcord Books. Automatic posting is switched on once your accountant reviews the rules.

Talk to Growcord

See Make with your own business in it

Tell us where you are today. We’ll show you the products and services that fit — with prices, not a sales script.

  • A reply within one business day
  • A walkthrough on your own data and use case
  • Transparent pricing before you commit

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