One system for the week, the warehouse, quality, and retailer EDI.
ShiftERP is the production system for co-packers and contract manufacturers. Start with Schedule if you only need the board. Add the rest of the plant when you are ready. Same login, same data.
15-20%
Productivity Improvement
4-6 weeks
Deployment Time
1-3 FTEs
Admin Positions Saved per Plant
What is in ShiftERP
These are the parts of the product, not a menu of separate tools. Schedule is also sold on its own if you are not ready for the rest of the platform.
See the plant while the shift is still running.
Production status, the numbers that matter, and retailer documents sit on one dashboard. You should not have to wait for an end-of-day export to know if the week is on track.
Live
Order and line status while the shift is running
Every line
The same board for planners and the floor
OEE
Calculated from the runs, not a separate spreadsheet
Production scheduling
The week sits on one board. Drag a run, see the conflict, lock the week when it is agreed. Rush work does not mean rebuilding the whole schedule by hand.
Inventory control
You should know what is in the building, which lot it is, and when it expires, without waiting on a cycle count that happens next week.
Retailer EDI, through EDIStack
Purchase orders, ASNs, and invoices for the retailers you already ship to. Mapping is in the product, so a new trading partner is not a six-week consulting job.
Read about EDIStackQuality management
Checks, holds, and the paperwork for an audit live on the same run as the schedule. A failed inspection should stop the lot, not wait for someone to find the binder.
How this compares to a traditional ERP.
Generic manufacturing ERPs were designed for a plant that makes its own brands. Co-packing is a different job, and the implementation cost usually proves it.
Read it from the seat you sit in.
If you run the floor
How a five-week rollout looks when the line cannot stop for a software project.
For operations
If you sign the check
What it costs, what it replaces, and why the first-year number is not a surprise.
For finance / CFO
If you own the systems
Hosting, API, security, and the short list of work that actually lands on IT.
For IT
“We cut a lot of admin work and finally have a live view of production. That is the whole reason we wanted a system.”
Questions we hear first.
How long does implementation take?
Most customers are fully deployed in 4-6 weeks. The warehouse team can be on the mobile app in the first week. Production scheduling and quality come on in the weeks after that. If you are not in production use by week five, the first month is free.
What integrations do you support?
ShiftERP connects to QuickBooks, Sage, and Xero. EDIStack covers retailer documents for partners such as Walmart, Target, Costco, and Amazon. There is also a REST API and webhooks if you need something custom.
Is my data secure?
ShiftERP is SOC 2 Type II certified, hosted on AWS with multi-region redundancy, and uses 256-bit AES encryption for data at rest and in transit. We keep a 99.9% uptime SLA and run regular third-party security audits.
What happens if we need to customize?
Most of what co-packers ask for is configuration, not a code project. Customer-specific bills, quality specs, and line constraints are already in the product. When something is unique, our team works with you directly. You are not paying a $200/hour consultant to learn your plant.
Do you offer training and support?
Implementation includes hands-on training. Most warehouse staff are productive in hours because they work from the same screens they will use every day. Ongoing support is in the subscription, from people who have been on a plant floor.
Five-week production guarantee
or your first month is free
See it with your week, not a sample plant.
A demo is thirty minutes with your products, your lines, and the messy parts of the schedule. That is the only way this is useful.