Request
A customer request begins with context: who is asking, what they need, and what your team must clarify. CRM and RFQ intake give that demand a structured starting point.
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The complete ERP story
One order. Your whole business behind it.
An ERP earns its place when it carries one customer promise through Request, Estimate, Quote, Order, Production, Shipping, Financials, and Service. Follow the work through MiM.
Explore the demoExplore the story ↓Estimate
Requirements, setup, quantity, material, and expected work shape the estimate. Preserve those assumptions so the commercial decision has a basis your team can review.
Explore rfqs, estimating & quotes →Quote
The estimate becomes a customer-facing promise about scope, price, and terms. Quote records preserve the decision and the information behind it.
Explore rfqs, estimating & quotes →Order
An accepted offer becomes work the business must deliver. Carry the commercial record forward so production receives the promise your customer actually approved.
Explore commerce & point of sale →Follow the promise through your business.
Follow a customer request through the work, the shipment, and the money.
Production
The order becomes jobs, operations, material requirements, routings, and instructions. Inventory supports execution, while quality controls whether work is ready to move.
Explore manufacturing & production →Shipping
The approved product leaves through a controlled shipment. Holds, verification, shipment records, and tracking keep delivery connected to the order.
Explore shipping & logistics →Financials
The job continues through invoicing, receivables, accounting, and reporting. Compare the commercial expectation with the recorded operating result.
Explore invoicing & cash flow →Service
Service cases, field visits, agreements, warranty claims, and customer history carry the relationship beyond delivery and into the next decision.
Explore service & customer retention →Explore all 15 functions
A whole business deserves a whole system.
Every function has a job to do. The greater opportunity is understanding how the work connects.
Win the right work
Know the account, understand the request, and make the commercial decision.
Deliver the promise
Bring material, capacity, instructions, quality, and shipping into view.
Manufacturing & productionExplore →Make the promise visible on the floor.Inventory & warehouseExplore →Know what you can build with.Purchasing & suppliersExplore →Buy with the job in view.Quality managementExplore →Put your name on work you can stand behind.Shipping & logisticsExplore →The promise leaves through your dock.
Run the whole business
Follow the money, support the people, and examine the result.
Invoicing & cash flowExplore →The job is not finished when it ships.Accounting & financial controlExplore →Know the numbers behind the business.People, HR & timeExplore →The people behind every promise.Document controlExplore →The right revision matters.Executive reportingExplore →See the business you are responsible for.Service & customer retentionExplore →Stand behind the work after delivery.Commerce & point of saleExplore →Give the next order a clear way in.
Picture your business hereThe next order.
The next order.
A better way to run it.
Bring the job, deadline, or decision that keeps coming back to your desk. Explore how MiMBuilt can help your team carry it forward.