Boards in, furniture out, cost known
Sheets and hardware become furniture through cutting, assembly and polish — with laminate at the laminator’s.
Your pipeline, watched end to end
A purchase raises stock. A run eats it, stage by stage. Ready goods rise. A dispatch takes them out. Nobody types a number.
GRN-0058 — 120 sheets in against PO-0021Run FRN-07 — boards fall as the saw works40 tables polished and packedDSP-0029 — 12 tables out on the van GRN-0058 — 120 sheets in against PO-0021
Boards, hardware and finished pieces, per godown — the real screen.
What does one wardrobe actually cost?
The recipe knows the boards, hardware and edging; the run knows what was actually used.
Production →Boards out for lamination
A challan, a deadline, and the laminate charge landing in the cost of what returns.
Job work →Advances against big orders
An order for 12 wardrobes: the recipe scales to 38 boards, on-hand beside it. Six dispatched this week — the order reads part sent, and 6 stay owed.
And the small money too
Not everything is production. Diesel for the genset, chai for the floor, freight, repairs, the electrician's visit — every spending lands in the books with a category, so month-end explains itself.