Webinar: Production with Tryton
Quick summary
This webinar demonstrates how Tryton supports companies with production departments. It covers bills of materials, one-off production, traceability, batch quality controls and the customisation options available in the open-source ERP.
Contents
Companies that manufacture goods and products have an interesting alternative to traditional business management software in Tryton. In this webinar, held on 1 October 2020, we present a comprehensive demonstration of the main features and customization options offered by our open-source ERP to companies with a production department.
During the webinar, Albert Cervera, co-founder of NaN-tic, and Santi Sánchez, consultant and production expert, explain how Tryton addresses bills of materials, one-off productions, traceability, batch quality controls and the customization options offered by the software.
Frequently asked questions
Which production topics are covered in the webinar?
The demonstration covers bills of materials, one-off production, traceability and batch quality controls.
What type of companies is the webinar aimed at?
It is aimed especially at companies that manufacture goods or products and have a production department.
Can Tryton’s production management be customised?
Yes. The webinar presents the customisation options offered by the open-source ERP.
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