// CDMO & CONTRACT MANUFACTURING
Many customers. One clean system.
Contract manufacturers run dozens of clients, each with their own items, pricing, labels, and compliance demands, on shared lines and tight margins. Aurantium keeps the work organized by customer, costed by job, and traceable by lot.
The challenge.
A CDMO's margin is in the details: knowing the true cost of each customer's job, keeping every client's items and pricing straight, meeting each retailer's EDI and labeling rules, and producing batch records and traceability on demand. Generic ERP wasn't built for the many-customers-one-plant model, so it ends up patched with spreadsheets. Aurantium is built for regulated batch work and organizes it around the customer.
// HOW AURANTIUM FITS
Organized by customer, costed by job.
The contract-manufacturing realities other ERPs make you work around.
Customer-specific items & pricing
Per-customer product codes, descriptions, UPC/GTIN, and tiered pricing keep each client's catalog and rates distinct.
Job costing with labor tracking
A shop-floor time clock posts labor against the specific job and lot, so the real cost of each customer's run is captured, not estimated.
Scheduling across clients
One drag-and-drop board sequences every customer's jobs on shared equipment, matching capability and cascading the queue in real time.
Customer EDI & ASN
Per-partner EDI settings drive 850 / 856 / 810 exchange and GS1 SSCC-18 advance ship notices, so each client's retail rules are met.
Batch records & audit
Batch records printed from live job data, signed formulas, and a full audit trail give every client inspection-ready documentation of their product.
Dedicated, isolated instance
Aurantium runs as a dedicated single-tenant deployment, so your operation's data lives in its own instance, not pooled in a shared multi-tenant database.
// MORE INDUSTRIES
See it run a contract job.
Book a walkthrough and we'll take a customer job end to end: customer-specific item, scheduled run, job cost, batch record, and a compliant shipment.