IndustriesManufacturing

Not the shop floor.
Everything
around it.

FlowZa AI does not schedule your lines and does not pretend to. What it runs is the business that surrounds them — the stores, the inbound and outbound movements, the true landed cost of what you buy, the vehicles that deliver it, and the books and payroll underneath all of it.

A DAY IN THE STORES · FLOWZA LOGISPRO

A day of stock movements recorded by FlowZa LogisPro across two sites: nine movements covering goods in, putaway, picks, an inter-site transfer and a cycle count, each with the bin or dock it ran between and the on-hand quantity after it posted. The cycle count at 13:30 found a variance of four units and is held for a supervisor rather than posted automatically.
TimeMovementItemQtyBin or routeOn hand
06:12Goods inSteel sheet 2mm+480Dock 11,240
06:41PutawaySteel sheet 2mm480Dock 1 → A-141,240
08:05PickBearing 6204−96C-02312
09:20Goods inMotor housing+120Dock 2344
10:47TransferBearing 6204−80Pune → Chennai232
11:15PickSteel sheet 2mm−220A-141,020
13:30Cycle countBearing 6204−4C-02228
15:02PutawayMotor housing120Dock 2 → B-07344
16:44PickMotor housing−60B-07284
9 movements2 sites1 held for reviewCycle count variance held for a supervisor rather than posted quietly

Illustrative. Every row is a movement type the product records — goods in, putaway, pick, inter-site transfer, cycle count. What no row says is which line consumed the material, because there is no work order in the product to attach it to.

What it covers

Four applications a
manufacturer actually uses.

  • FlowZa LogisPro — the stores and the movements

    Bins, picking, putaway and cycle counts across sites, with inbound goods and outbound despatch on one board. Where stock physically is, and what moved it, without a spreadsheet in the middle.

  • FlowZa Finance — the ledger and the landed cost

    Purchases, sales, inventory valuation and the double-entry books in one application, with GST for India and VAT and corporate tax for the Gulf maintained as the rules change.

  • FlowZa Fleetza — the vehicles that deliver

    Live GPS, driver behaviour scoring and predictive maintenance across your own delivery fleet, resolved to a true cost per kilometre rather than an assumed rate.

  • FlowZa PMS — the appraisal and increment cycle

    KRA and KPI cycles calibrated across supervisors, with increments resolved against the statutory rules of the country each person is employed in.

Scope

What FlowZa AI
does not do here.

Being clear about the edge is part of the offer. If any of the following is what you are shopping for, none of the nine is the answer and we would rather say so now.

  • No bill of materials or MRP

    There is no BOM, no explosion against demand, and no material requirements planning. What a finished unit is made of is not modelled.

  • No work orders or routings

    Production orders, operation sequences and shop-floor booking are outside every one of the nine.

  • No capacity or constraint scheduling

    Work-centre loading, finite scheduling and bottleneck analysis are not in the product. Stock movement is tracked; the line that produced it is not.

  • No quality or scrap analysis

    Non-conformance, scrap coding and cause analysis are not modelled. Consumption is a stock movement here, not a quality record.

Manufacturers commonly run a dedicated MRP or MES alongside FlowZa AI and use its applications for stores, logistics, the ledger and payroll. Each application exposes its own API, so the handover between the two is one you build deliberately.

Questions manufacturers ask

Can it replace our ERP?

Only the financial and distribution half of one. FlowZa Finance covers purchases, sales, inventory valuation, the double-entry ledger, payroll and statutory filing, and FlowZa LogisPro covers the warehouse. If your ERP is also running production planning, that part stays where it is.

Does it track stock by batch or serial number?

Stock is tracked by item and location across sites, with movements and cycle counts. Batch and serial traceability through a production process is not modelled, because the production process itself is not modelled.

We print codes on cartons and pallets. Is that covered?

Yes, by FlowZa QRForge, which is a separate application on its own subscription. It mints thousands of unique codes from one CSV, logs every scan with time and place, and lets you change where a printed code points without reprinting anything.

Which application should we start with?

Whichever problem is urgent. If stock accuracy is the pain, start with LogisPro. If it is the close, the tax filing or payroll, start with Finance. Each is a complete product on its own, bought on its own subscription, and neither needs the other to be useful.