monday.com for Manufacturing

Run Your Factory on monday.com Order to Dispatch

A full manufacturing execution system on monday.com: production tracking, quality control and live dashboards. Built by an Authorized monday.com Partner.

Authorized monday.com Partner Make.com Gold Partner
monday.com production board for manufacturing, built by an Authorized Partner
Production board every order tracked from machining to packaging
monday.com manufacturing dashboard showing time, cost and profit per order
Live dashboard orders, time per stage, revenue, cost and profit
Automated customer order approval workflow on monday.com
Customer drawing approval approve or reject, straight from email
Authorized monday.com Partner Make.com Gold Partner Zapier Platinum Solution Partner UK & US delivery
The problem on most factory floors

When production lives in spreadsheets, nobody knows where anything is

Most small and mid-sized manufacturers run production on a patchwork of spreadsheets, whiteboards, email approvals and "go ask the workshop." Orders slip between departments, nobody's accountable for how long a job sits, and when a customer asks "where's my order?" someone has to walk the floor to find out. monday.com fixes this but only when it's built around how your factory actually works.

No live visibility. You can't see which stage each order is at without asking people.

No accountability. Jobs sit for a day in a department because no one owns the clock.

Manual approvals. Drawing sign-offs bounce around email and get lost or delayed.

No real numbers. You can't see time-per-stage, cost or profit per order to make decisions.

What we build

A Manufacturing System on monday.com

Not a to-do list a connected production system covering your whole floor, from the order landing to the label printing.

Production & Work-Order Tracking

Every order moves through your real stages machining, assembly, QC, finishing, packaging with automatic timers that show exactly how long each job spends in each department.

Inventory & Stock Control

Track stock on linked boards with low-stock alerts, and keep counts in sync with your other systems through Make and Zapier so you're not managing stock in a separate silo.

Quality Control & Inspections

A dedicated QC stage logs who checked each item and the pass/fail result before it moves on so quality is recorded in the same system as production, not on paper.

Order Approvals & Drawings

Send drawings to customers with one-click approve/reject built in. Approvals update the board automatically; rejections capture the reason no more lost email threads.

Live Dashboards & Reporting

See orders received, average time per department and per person, and revenue, cost and profit the numbers you need to make decisions, updated in real time.

Store & System Integration

Connect WooCommerce, accounting and other tools with Make and Zapier so new orders land on monday.com automatically one source of truth, no double entry.

Real build · Anonymized case study

How We Built a Factory-Floor System for a UK Fireplace Maker

Client: a UK manufacturer of made-to-order electric fireplaces and media walls (name withheld for privacy). Every unit is custom-built, so each order runs through six production stages before it ships.

STAGE 1
Order & Drawing Approval
STAGE 2
Machining
STAGE 3
Assembly
STAGE 4
Quality Control
STAGE 5
Spray / Finish
STAGE 6
Packaging & Labels

What we built

The master board is the single source of truth. New WooCommerce orders land on it automatically with all their details no manual entry. The team creates the CAD drawing and sends it to the customer through an automated approval email with the files and Approve / Reject buttons built in.

Approve, and the board updates itself and the order moves to the machinist board. Reject, and a form captures exactly why, logs it to the order, and marks the drawing "Rejected" for revision. Once approved, the job flows stage by stage machining, assembly, quality control, spray, packaging.

At each stage, moving a job to "Working on it" starts a timer automatically and stops it on completion. Quality control records who inspected each unit and the pass/fail result. The master board reflects each order's live stage, and a customer enquiry form on the website lets buyers check their own order an automation looks it up and replies with the current stage.

The results

~1 day → 1–2 hrs
time an order sits in each department, now that timers make every stage accountable
4–5 hrs
saved every week on manual moving, chasing and updating
~15 orders/wk
flowing through six stages with full live visibility
Weekly / monthly
profit and cost visibility, so decisions are made on real numbers

Approvals are now near-instant instead of lost in email. Because every order lands on monday.com automatically, jobs stop falling through the cracks and customers get an order status without anyone walking the floor.

Figures are the client's own reported results from this build. Your results will depend on your process and volumes.

The honest answer

Can monday.com be used for manufacturing?

Yes monday.com can run a full production workflow when it's set up correctly. It won't replace a heavy MRP system for complex material planning, but for small and mid-sized makers it delivers the thing most factories are actually missing: live visibility and accountability from order to dispatch, at a fraction of ERP cost and complexity. Here's where it fits and where to be realistic.

monday.com is a great fit for

  • Made-to-order and custom manufacturing with clear production stages
  • Tracking jobs across departments with time-per-stage accountability
  • Order and drawing approvals with customers
  • Quality control logging and sign-off
  • Live dashboards for throughput, time, cost and profit
  • Connecting your store, accounting and tools into one flow

Where to be realistic

  • Complex MRP / material requirements planning pair monday with an ERP instead
  • High-volume, high-speed automated lines with machine data feeds
  • Deep finance/accounting integrate rather than rebuild it in monday
  • These gaps are usually bridged with Make or Zapier, not abandoned
How we work

From Floor Walk to Live System

We learn your process first then build monday.com around it, not the other way round.

1

Discover

We map your production stages, departments, approvals and the numbers you need to see.

2

Design

We architect the boards, timers, QC and dashboards reviewed with you before we build.

3

Build

We build it and connect your store and tools via Make and Zapier into one live system.

4

Adopt

We train each department so timers and updates become habit, and the data stays accurate.

FAQs

monday.com for Manufacturing: FAQs

The questions manufacturers ask most. Still unsure if monday.com fits your floor? Book a free consultation.

Can monday.com be used for manufacturing?+
Yes. monday.com can run a full manufacturing workflow when set up correctly tracking orders through production stages, managing inventory, logging quality checks and reporting on time and cost. Out of the box it's a blank platform; the value comes from configuring it around your real process, which is what an implementation partner does.
Can monday.com track production and work orders?+
Yes. Each order becomes an item that moves through your production stages, with status columns, automatic timers per stage, and an owner for every step so nothing stalls without accountability.
Can monday.com manage inventory and stock?+
Yes. Stock is tracked on linked boards with quantity columns and low-stock automations. For deeper needs, we connect monday.com to your accounting or inventory systems via Make or Zapier so counts stay in sync.
Is monday.com a replacement for a manufacturing ERP?+
For small and mid-sized makers, monday.com can replace the coordination layer of an ERP production tracking, approvals, quality and reporting at far lower cost and complexity. For heavy MRP needs it works alongside an ERP, connected through Make or Zapier, rather than replacing it entirely.
Can monday.com connect to WooCommerce or our online store?+
Yes. Using Make or Zapier, new online orders flow straight onto a monday.com board with all their details, so production starts from a single source of truth with no manual re-entry.
Do you build quality control into monday.com?+
Yes. A dedicated quality-control stage records who inspected each item and the pass or fail status before it moves on, keeping quality in the same system as production.

See Your Whole Factory in One Place

Book a free consultation with an Authorized monday.com Partner. We'll walk your production process and show you exactly how monday.com could run it from order to dispatch.