Light manufacturing with BOM and work orders
RushFlow supports light manufacturing: define a bill of materials, run a work order, and RushFlow consumes the components and produces the finished item — carrying cost through so your inventory value and margins stay correct.
From components to finished goods
A bill of materials describes what goes into a product; a work order turns components into finished stock and moves cost with it.
- Bills of materials (BOM)
- Work orders that consume and produce
- Cost carried into finished goods
- Reversal that pins to completion
Combos and bundles too
Assemble combos and bundles, with damage and adjustment restocking handled against the recorded snapshot.
- Combos and bundles
- Damage/adjustment restock vs snapshot
- Stock movements posted to accounting
- Multi-warehouse production
Frequently asked questions
Does RushFlow support bills of materials?+
Yes. Define a BOM and run work orders that consume components and produce finished goods.
Is cost carried into the finished product?+
Yes. Component cost is carried into finished goods so inventory value and margin stay correct.
Can I assemble combos or bundles?+
Yes, with damage and adjustment restocking handled against the recorded snapshot.
Is this full MRP?+
RushFlow targets light manufacturing (BOM + work orders), not heavy MRP/scheduling. Tell us your process and we will advise on fit.
Run your entire business on RushFlow
POS, inventory, accounting, branches, team and an online store — one connected system.