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Facto for manufacturers

The same system, with the factory floor on it.

Facto Lite is the same delegation, CRM, attendance and payroll as Facto, without the manufacturing modules. If you make things, the bigger one is the right conversation — and this page is for working out which one is you.

Which one is you

Three features, or twelve.

Lite is not a cut-down demo of Facto and Facto is not Lite with extras. They share the parts that every business has, and the difference is everything a factory has that a clinic does not.

Facto Lite

For any business

A shop, a clinic, an agency, a school, a distributor. Priced by team size, bought by the module.

  1. 01TasksDelegation and checklists
  2. 02CRMLeads, deals and follow-ups
  3. 03HR & PayrollAttendance, leave and salary

Free for 60 days, no card, and priced on this site.

Facto

For manufacturers

The whole factory, from the purchase order to the dispatch truck, in the parent’s own twelve modules — and in its own words.

  1. 01CRM LiteLead → loyal customer
  2. 02ProcurementReorder & approve, automatically
  3. 03InventoryLive stock, down to the lot
  4. 04ProductionPlan, run & track every job
  5. 05Quality ControlChecks at every step
  6. 06MaintenanceLess downtime, fewer surprises
  7. 07HRM LiteHire → retire, fully managed
  8. 08Analytics & ReportingYour KPIs, live
  9. 09Dispatch & ShippingTrack every truck
  10. 10IntegrationsTally, CRM & more — synced
  11. 11InvoicingAuto-raised from delivery
  12. 12AccountingBooks, tax-ready
Read about each one on myfactoapp.com
When to move up

Three signs a business has outgrown Lite.

Any one of these and the bigger Facto is the conversation to have. None of them, and Lite is the right size — it is not a starter edition you are expected to leave.

  1. 01

    You make things, and the making needs tracking

    Work orders, routings, what is on which machine and how far along it is. Lite has a task with an owner and a date; it has no idea what a work order is, and it should not pretend to.

  2. 02

    Stock has lots, and quality has gates

    Raw material by location and batch, reorder points, an inspection at each step with a rejection that goes somewhere. Lite keeps a product catalog for quoting. It does not count stock.

  3. 03

    The money runs through purchase orders and Tally

    Purchase requests, POs matched to receipts, invoices raised from dispatch, books that sync to Tally. Lite records expenses and runs payroll. It is not the accounting system.

Already on Lite and seeing one of these? Tell us what you make and we will tell you what moving up looks like before you move a single row.

Not sure which one? Say what you make.

Half an hour with somebody who has set up both. If Lite is the better fit, they will say so — a factory on the wrong product is a support ticket for both of us.