Naologic
For plastics plants
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Close the month from the day
the floor already ran.
You get there when the product already knows a plastics plant. The benefit of starting there is a short implementation, with you still confirming what goes live.
Problem
The floor has already lived the day. Finance meets it later, in a second system or a sheet. A generic ERP arrives without cavities, die changes, or batch traceability, so your team keeps the translation. The close waits on that work. So does the answer you needed before you could decide.
Solution
We start from that plant. You move items, customers, vendors, and open orders into work that already matches the floor. You see the file and confirm it before anything goes live. The history comes with an audit trail.
- Two weeksMedian go-live
- $0Consulting fees to launch
- OnePlant and the books
Product
- The plantQuote, floor, inventory, and invoice share one day. The number you trust is the number you close.
- BuilderYour team writes how this plant runs. The rule stays editable, and it stays with you.
- Logic PilotYou ask about live orders and yields. The system carries the lookup. You keep the decision.
Market
This is for you if you run injection molding, extrusion, resin and compounding, or rotary molding, from press to pallet. Cycles, cavities, line speed, die changes, lots, and REACH are already in the work. FDA, ISO, and GMP sit in the workflow. Your project is your records and your rules.
- Injection molding
- Extrusion
- Resin and compounding
- Rotary molding
Competitor comparison
| Where you are | What you gain |
|---|---|
| JobBOSS and QuickBooks | A 200-person molder went live in 22 days on one system. Close went from 11 days to two. |
| SAP Business One | A 450-person extruder ended the retainer. Scheduling conflicts fell 40% in 90 days. Close went from nine days to three. Both systems can run until the records match. |
| GlobalShop | A compounder followed lots from receipt to shipment in 30 days. Audit prep went from three weeks to two days. |
| Custom Odoo | A 150-person shop retired $180,000 a year of custom code. The first six months had zero integration failures. |
Shop floor and quality are in the product, including where other systems sell them as add-ons. For manufacturers leaving NetSuite, published go-lives run from three to eight weeks.
These figures are published on naologic.com. They belong to those plants. We will start from yours.