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The Superintelligent ERP
for Growing Manufacturers

See your whole factory in one place,
and know what to do next.

A production plan in Organizely: the next seven days of work orders with their materials status, and a purchase order Organizely has prepared for the team to approve.

Get more from your existing facility and team

See

Organizely shows you what is happening with your materials, equipment, and labor.

Plan

Organizely tests your options against your real limits and goals, then recommends the best one.

Automate

Organizely learns how your team works, then takes over the repetitive tasks.

Your factory, solved

Inventory: the bill of materials for one keyboard, every component with the quantity per unit, the stock on hand and how many it can build. Switches are the one short part.

Demand planning: four weeks of demand for each keyboard and the date to reorder it. The K65 Compact is due today.

Purchasing: purchase orders for switches, keycaps, cases and boards, with expected dates. One order waits for approval.

Warehouse management: bins with the stock on hand and the next count. One bin is due for a count.

Equipment maintenance: machines with their run hours and next service. Pick-and-place 1 is due in two days.

Production planning: this week's work orders on three lines, with each line's load by day. Line 1 is over capacity on Thursday.

Fulfillment: shipments with their carrier and tracking number. One shipment is delayed.

Accounting: cost of goods sold and inventory value by location, synced to QuickBooks.

Engineered for Next‑Day Implementation

We've done the hard work behind the scenes so that your team can get started sooner.

PDF, spreadsheet, CSV, EDI and order files flow into a drawing of a whole operation: a supplier's building and truck, containers of materials, the factory, racks of inventory, people, equipment and the orders going out, which feeds three screens: production plan, inventory, and purchase orders.

Your informationYour materials, equipment, people and orders.
Our foundationA flexible platform purpose-built for manufacturing.
Your custom workspaceConfigured to your workflows, your team, your goals.

Accelerating American production

Organizely helps you produce more,
faster and at lower cost.

An American flag on a pole, flying whole against a sunset sky

Whatever you make

  • Apparel & accessories
  • Art & media
  • Consumer electronics
  • Food & beverage
  • Health & beauty
  • Home & garden
  • Sporting goods & games
  • Vehicles & parts

As you grow

  • Multiple facilities and warehouses
  • Multiple stores and sales channels
  • Team roles and permissions
  • Growing catalogs with many variants
  • Multi-level bills of materials
  • Purchasing from many suppliers
  • Around-the-clock operations
A clean factory floor: a pick-and-place machine on the left, racks of parts on the right

Deployed in the real world

Kinetic Labs plans demand and purchasing with Organizely. Organizely drafts each supplier order, and the team approves it by text.

higher operating margin
22%
saved per employee, every week
10 hours

Results reported by Kinetic Labs.

How we compare to a traditional ERP

FeatureTraditional ERPOrganizely
Time to go live6 to 12 monthsThe next day
SetupOutside consultants on a contractWe set it up with you, on site
CustomizationPaid change ordersBuilt around your process
HardwareSpecial terminals and serversThe phones and tablets you already have
AISold as an add-onBuilt in from the start
SupportA ticket queueText or call us. Same-day fixes.
Built bySoftware companiesPeople who ran a factory
Factory featuresLimitedWork orders, scheduling, quality checks and maintenance

From our factory to yours

A clean, well-lit wood shop with panel saws and racks of finished panels

We ran our own factory for six years. We know what a stopped line or a late shipment costs, because we paid for them ourselves.

When you choose Organizely, you deal with the three of us. We move fast, because your business depends on it.

We only succeed if your factory does.

Christian Santos, Matt Weiss and Lisa Mengotto, co-founders