Case Studies

In just over two years, Navitas Circuit Protection has grown from a startup operating out of a family garage into one of the fastest-growing independent circuit protection brands in the UK. “Having the right systems behind us has made that growth far easier to manage,” says William Winter, Founder and Managing Director.

For Advanced Pet Care of Australia, scaling into one of Australia’s top pet food manufacturers required more than new production capacity – it required better systems, visibility, and control. “Going through this major expansion, we feel that MRPeasy is the software that will assist us and guide us,” says Peter Atsaros, Director.

Having spent 7 years implementing an ERP system at a previous company, Rob Wynn got Forge Fire & Co.’s new system up and running in just 2 months, gaining control over orders, production, and margins. “If you care about your bottom line, a tool like this is critical,” he says. 

Acron Plastics, a New Zealand thermoforming manufacturer, had been running as a fully paper-based business before adopting MRPeasy. “I’ve never once screwed up an order by misplacing or forgetting about something thanks to MRPeasy,” says Business & Sales Manager Mark Wong.  

AirWeights, a Colorado-based manufacturer of vacuum workholding systems, went live with ERP software in just two months. “We went from constantly catching up and having to advertise lead times to our customers, to being in stock,” says Jace Dispenza, Founder of AirWeights. 

As its products grew more complex, Nexus ACS needed software to manage multi-level BOMs and to eliminate stockouts and excess inventory. “It enables us to operate efficiently. Being able to visualize everything, tie documents and drawings directly to parts, and keep all information in one place is a great value,” says Jason David, President.

Chaos rarely knocks before entering your manufacturing facility. It builds step by step as products become more sophisticated, bills of materials grow deeper, more parts need to be tracked, and production workflows start involving more people, locations, and subcontractors.