Factory & production · Batch costing
What does one unit really cost you to make?
Raw material issued against each batch, wastage recorded rather than absorbed, and finished goods that arrive in stock with a cost attached.
The costing everybody does in their head
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Raw material goes out of the store and nobody ties it to the batch it went into.
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Wastage is real and nobody measures it, so the cost per unit is always the optimistic version.
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The selling price was set two years ago on a material rate that has moved three times since.
What you actually get
A recipe per product
What one unit takes. Issue against it and the store drops by exactly what the batch should have consumed.
Batch by batch
Every production run as its own record: issued, produced, wasted, and who ran it.
Real cost per unit
Material, labour and overhead against output — so the price you quote is built on a number rather than a feeling.
Wastage, in the open
Recorded per batch and compared with the standard, which is how a machine or an operator that is quietly costing you shows up.
Day 1
We set your raw materials, your recipes and your opening store, and run one live batch through with you.
Day 7
Every batch has a cost, the store agrees with the floor, and wastage is a number you can argue about instead of a suspicion.
Free to start. ৳100 when you are ready.
Start on ৳0. Basic is ৳100 a month; Business ৳300 as you add users, lines and stores. bKash.
PricingWe come to the factory and set it up
Materials, recipes, opening store and one real batch run with your people watching — that is the training, and it takes an afternoon.
The things people ask before signing up
What if my recipe changes by batch?
The recipe is the standard; what is actually issued is recorded per batch, and the difference between them is the report worth reading.
Can I see cost per unit over time?
Yes — batch by batch, so a rising material rate shows up before it eats the margin.
Does finished stock go into sales?
Yes — production output lands in stock and can be sold from the same account.
Do I need a computer on the floor?
No. A phone is enough to issue material and close a batch.
Send us your number. We call back today.
Tell us what you make and how many batches a week, and we set a time to come and set it up.
One account — add inventory, accounting or wholesale tools when you need them.