What to buy, what to make, exactly when
MRP that runs itself. Likwid explodes every BOM, nets it against live stock, time-phases each order to its lead time, and releases the buys and builds — on top of the ERP you already run.
MRP run · SA-100
lead time 2 wks · lot 40
Too much of one thing, none of another
Planning material by hand always lands in the same place: cash tied up in the wrong stock, and a line stopped for the one part nobody saw running short.
Stockouts stall the line
A single missing component halts a whole build — because the shortfall wasn't seen until the work order hit the floor.
Excess inventory everywhere
To avoid stockouts, everything gets over-ordered 'just in case' — and working capital sits dead on the racks.
BOM-to-plan is manual
Exploding bills of materials and netting them against stock happens in Excel, by hand, and is stale the moment it's saved.
No sense of timing
Even when quantities are right, orders land too early or too late, because nothing offsets requirements by real lead times.
One order becomes every part
Build a hundred pumps and Likwid walks the bill of materials all the way down — sub-assemblies, components, raw material — with the right quantity at every level, so nothing is missed and nothing is double-counted.
Exploded
7 levels · 240 parts
From demand to released orders
The five steps of a run, done automatically. Tap any to hold it.
Pull in demand, BOMs and stock
Sales orders, forecasts, every bill of materials and live inventory flow in — the plan starts from one connected picture, not scattered sheets.
Plan three moves ahead of the floor
Good material planning is a game of timing — every part in position before the build needs it. Likwid keeps the whole board in view and re-plans the moment a piece moves.
Multi-level
BOMs exploded in full
Continuous
re-planning, not batch
Netted
to the real shortfall
MRP that stays current
Re-plans continuously
Demand shifts or a receipt slips and the whole plan updates itself — not a monthly batch run that's obsolete by week two.
Nets to the real shortfall
On-hand and on-order are subtracted first, so you buy and make only what's genuinely short.
Works on top of your ERP
It reads BOMs, stock and orders from SAP, Oracle, Odoo or Tally and writes the plan back — no rip-and-replace.
MRP software, answered
What planners ask before they let MRP run itself.
Recent thinking
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See an MRP run on your own BOMs
A 30-minute walkthrough: import a product and its BOM, net against your stock, and watch the planned orders fall out.