Lab & QC

Crafted ERP for Quality Control Teams

Crafted ERP empowers lab and QC teams by giving them real-time access to the information and functionality they need to ensure your products are safe and consistent.

Single platform giving you complete visibility into your business's quality control and assurance performance.

Configurable dashboards so you can see the QA and QC information you need to make good decisions.

Streamline your lab and QC team's workdays with configurable automation & approvals.

Maximize revenue and profits by implementing industry-leading lab and quality control management practices. 

Quality Control

Producing a product of high quality doesn't happen by accident—it requires a company-wide commitment. 


Crafted ERP's advanced quality control features have been designed to help you deliver the highest quality in your products with minimal overhead. Quickly and easily define the tests you want to perform, set parameters to evaluate the results, apply those to the relevant items and operations for receiving and in-process testing.

Empowering Lab & Quality Control Teams

Key Benefits of Crafted ERP for quality control teams

Lot Control

Yeast Generations

Sensory Panel

Fermentation Reporting

Automated Alerts

The #1 Cloud ERP

The core of Crafted ERP is Oracle NetSuite, the fastest growing Top 10 Financial Management System globally.* It will help you accelerate financial processes with real-time multi-currency consolidation and real-time roll-up across orders, accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, inventory, billing, invoicing and order fulfillment, from local in-country operations to the regional office to global headquarters. Crafted ERP also provides sophisticated financial and statutory reporting for external stakeholders.


Thousands of organizations use NetSuite’s financial management solution to manage their accounting needs. This software accelerates your financial close, provides strong expense management, offers streamlined and auditable revenue management, and ensures complete real-time visibility into the business's financial performance.


NetSuite financial management seamlessly integrates with all NetSuite order management, inventory, CRM and e-commerce functions to streamline critical business processes, such as quote-to-cash, enabling everyone to work from a single source of finance, sales and customer data.

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