ERP for industrial equipment manufacturers.
Configured and engineered-to-order industrial equipment mixes some repeat parts with order-specific design. ARKcelerate handles both — a real BOM per order, with the project as the backbone from quote to invoice.
The problem
Configured and one-off work in the same shop.
Industrial equipment makers rarely build the exact same unit twice — there is a base design, but each order is configured or re-engineered, with its own options, BOM and approvals. Pure make-to-stock ERPs cannot express that variation; pure project tools cannot run the shop.
The gap gets filled with spreadsheets, and the system of record stops being a record of anything useful.
How it works
A real BOM per order, the project as backbone.
A BOM per order
Each unit gets its own bill of materials, versioned as the design or options change.
Purchase and inventory on the job
Procurement and stock issue are tracked against the project, so material lands on the right order.
Production orders + QC
Manufacturing orders drive the floor and QC inspects against approved drawings, all on the project.
Project-tagged profitability
Every entry carries its project, so margin per order comes from the ledger, not a spreadsheet.
FAQ
Common questions.
What ERP suits an industrial equipment manufacturer?
Industrial equipment is usually configured or engineered per order, so it needs an ERP that supports a real BOM per order, drawing approvals, purchase and inventory on the job, production orders and project costing. ARKcelerate handles both configured and one-off work on a project backbone.
Can it handle both repeat and one-off orders?
Yes. Each order carries its own bill of materials and approvals, so repeat builds and one-offs run the same way without bending the system.
Does it give margin per order?
Every transaction is project-tagged, so cost and margin per order are generated from the ledger.
Run configured and one-off orders on one system.
Start a trial, or talk to the engineers who built ARKcelerate to run their own equipment factory.