Integrations
Runs alongside your stack, not instead of it
Manufacts is the product model of record — the one place where options, rules, and BOMs live. It is not a rip-and-replace of your ERP. Your ERP keeps doing what it’s good at; Manufacts feeds it something it has never had: clean, costed, already-resolved orders.
The philosophy
A clean division of labor
Most “integration stories” are really replacement stories in disguise. Ours isn’t. ERP is excellent at ledgers, inventory, and material planning — and terrible at being a living product model. So we don’t compete with it; we complete it.
Your ERP keeps
- The general ledger and financials
- Inventory and warehouse truth
- MRP, purchasing execution, and scheduling
Manufacts owns
- The product model: options, rules, parametrics
- Configuration, quoting, and dealer channel
- BOM resolution, costing, change & audit history
What flows between
- Clean, costed, resolved orders into ERP
- Parts and price data in via CSV
- Drawings out via DXF, quotes out via PDF
The order your ERP receives today was re-keyed by a person from a quote. The order it receives from Manufacts was resolved by the same model that sold it — every part, quantity, and cost already agreed.
Dealer CPQ Portal
Browse · configure · quote
Admin PLM Portal
Parts · BOMs · rules · approvals
Shared resolution engine
Supabase foundation
Postgres · row-level security · realtime · storage · audit
Shipping today
What works right now
Not a logo wall of “partnerships.” These are the integration paths you can use on day one.
DXF export to CAD
Every configured floor plan and drawing exports to DXF, so your CAD tools and plant documentation keep working exactly as they do today.
CSV import & export
Parts, BOMs, and price books move in and out as plain CSV. Load your catalog from the spreadsheets you already trust; take it back out any time.
PDF quote export
Dealer quotes export as clean, branded PDFs — ready for the buyer’s inbox or the lender’s file, no copy-paste assembly.
REST-style Postgres API
The platform’s data is reachable over a REST-style API on Postgres, guarded by the same row-level security as the app. If you can call an API, you can read your resolved orders.
On the roadmap
What’s coming — and not here yet
We’d rather tell you what’s planned than pretend it’s shipped. These are in active development, prioritized by what pilot customers need next.
Roadmap
ERP connectors
Native connectors for NetSuite, Epicor, and SAP Business One — pushing resolved, costed orders straight into the ERP’s order and MRP flow.
Roadmap
CAD round-trip
Two-way exchange with AutoCAD and Revit, so geometry authored in CAD and options authored in Manufacts stay in step.
Roadmap
E-signature
Signature capture on quotes and change orders inside the dealer flow, closing the last paper step between “yes” and production.
Running an ERP we haven’t listed? Tell us in the demo — the connector roadmap is driven by real deployments, not analyst quadrants.
See a resolved order land next to your ERP.
Bring your current quote-to-order flow. We'll show where Manufacts slots in alongside it — what stays, what it feeds, and what re-keying disappears.
No rip-and-replace — Manufacts runs alongside your ERP and CAD. Prefer email? hello@manufacts.ai