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MANUFACTURING SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT UK

Software that fits the shop floor and the order book.

Manufacturing software development for UK manufacturers, engineering firms and exporters: production and quality tracking, quoting and order portals, ERP and MRP integrations, B2B ecommerce and AI-assisted document handling.

UK-registered company. International engineering team.

01 / THE SECTOR

Software for manufacturing in the UK.

Manufacturers live between the order book and the shop floor, and the software in between is often a spreadsheet and a whiteboard. Krapton builds software for UK manufacturers, engineering firms and exporters that connects quoting, orders, production, quality and dispatch, and gives customers a modern way to order and track.

From B2B ecommerce and dealer portals to production tracking, quality records and integrations with Sage, Xero or your ERP, we design around the way the factory actually works. Our portfolio includes Teflon Bone, a manufacturing and export business.

  • Next.js and React
  • Node.js and .NET
  • PostgreSQL and SQL Server
  • Sage, Xero and NetSuite APIs
  • Barcode and scanning
  • Power BI
  • Azure and AWS

02 / The challenges

What gets inthe way today.

  • 01

    Data trapped in spreadsheets

    Quotes, schedules and quality records held in files that only one person understands.

  • 02

    Systems that do not connect

    ERP, CAD, accounting and the website each hold part of the product and order truth.

  • 03

    Customers expect self-service

    B2B buyers want to configure, price, order and track online, on any device.

03 / What we build

Software shapedaround manufacturing.

  • B2B ecommerce and portals

    Configurable products, customer-specific pricing, quotes, reorders and order tracking.

  • Production and quality systems

    Job tracking, work instructions, inspections, non-conformance and traceability records on the floor.

  • ERP and finance integration

    Sage, Xero, NetSuite and MRP platforms connected so orders, stock and invoices stay in step.

  • AI for specifications and documents

    Extraction from drawings, RFQs and certificates, and assistants for technical enquiries.

04 / POTENTIAL USE CASES

Where software can make a difference.

Map the order-to-cash and plan-to-produce flows first and agree which system owns each record. Shop-floor tools must be simple, fast and tolerant of gloves, dust and shared devices.

  1. 01

    Quoting, order and dealer portals

  2. 02

    Production, quality and traceability tracking

  3. 03

    ERP, MRP and accounting integrations

  4. 04

    AI-assisted document and specification handling

05 / REGULATION AND STANDARDS

Designed with the rules in view.

The obligations that shape software in this sector. We build to support them; your compliance and legal advisers own the assessment.

Considered in every manufacturing build

  • UK GDPR for customer and employee data
  • UKCA and CE marking documentation
  • ISO 9001 quality records and traceability
  • Export controls and customs documentation
  • Health and safety records

06 / From the portfolio

Related work fromour international portfolio.

Examples from Krapton’s international portfolio. Each success story describes the work delivered for that project.

Teflon Bone project visual
Manufacturing / Export

Teflon Bone

AS International manufactures and exports buffalo-horn and camel-bone craft — knife-handle materials, optical-frame plates, buttons, pendants and more — to buyers worldwide, yet its full catalogue had no proper home online.

Read the success story

07 / Services

Connect thecapabilities.

FAQ

Manufacturing software: questions UK teams ask.

Yes. Sage, Xero, NetSuite and other ERP and MRP platforms through their APIs or data interfaces, with reconciliation so orders, stock and invoices agree.

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YOUR NEXT STEP

Let’s talk manufacturing software.

Tell us what you want to improve. We’ll help you shape the right scope, team and starting point.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

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