Production
From ingredients to finished goods.
Recipes and bills of materials tie what you sell to what it consumes. Production orders make the finished goods; stations track what they use and what they waste — so cost stops being a guess.
- BOMs and recipes per product or dish
- Production orders with consumption
- Station-level issue, count, and close
- Wastage recorded with reasons
What it does
Production, in practice.
- BOM & recipes
- Work orders
- Station consumption
- Wastage
Recipes as data
Every dish or assembled product carries its BOM — quantities, components, and yield.
Orders that consume
A production order consumes its components and produces finished goods, stock moving on both sides.
Stations run a day
Issue stock to a station, count what’s left, close the trading day — variance per station, per day.
Wastage with reasons
Burnt, dropped, expired — recorded where it happens, so the purchased-vs-sold gap gets explained.
Cost from reality
Consumption comes from actual recipes and actual sales — reporting reflects the kitchen, not an estimate.
Only need this module?
Buy just Production — Flowyana is sold per module, sized by your users and branches. Add more only when you want more.
How pricing works →One platform
Plays well with the rest.
Production shares its records with every other module you switch on — no connectors, no syncing, no re-typing.
Questions
Asked about production.
Is this for restaurants or manufacturers?
Both patterns work: recipes for kitchens, BOMs for assembly. Selling the finished item consumes its components either way.
How does station consumption work?
Stock is issued to a station, the station sells and works through the day, a count closes it — and the report shows consumption and variance per station.
Does selling a dish reduce ingredient stock?
Yes — dishes carry recipes, so a sale consumes ingredients at the station that produced it.
Put Production to work.
Tell us what your business runs. We’ll show you this module live — on its own or alongside the rest — and follow up with an itemized quote.