Configurable products, board feet and sheet goods, finishes, and make-to-order scheduling on one ERP.
Furniture and cabinet makers sell products that customers configure: size, wood species, finish, hardware, and options. Each configuration is a different bill of materials and a different cost, made from lumber bought by the board foot and sheet goods bought by the panel. Orders are made to order, on a schedule that has to promise delivery dates. NetSuite, extended by Consule’s FlexBOM, LumberSuite, and FactorySync, configures the order, costs the material correctly, and schedules the shop.
Configure the order, not the item master. FlexBOM generates the bill of materials and the cost from the options chosen on the order line, so a new configuration does not need a new item.
Material by the board foot. LumberSuite handles lumber and sheet goods in their real units, with yield from rough stock to finished parts tracked and costed.
A shop schedule that includes cure time. FactorySync sequences cut, machine, assemble, and finish across work centers with drying and cure time included, and promises dates the shop can keep.
Projects for large jobs. For hospitality, commercial, or multi-room residential work, Project2Prod ties the order to a project with rooms, phases, and cost.
Dealers and designers priced correctly. Configured quotes with the right price level, converted to orders without re-entry.
A configured quote becomes an order and a work order without re-keying.
Board feet and panels bought, cut, and costed as the shop uses them.
Scheduling that includes finish and cure time, on real capacity.
Multi-room jobs costed and delivered by phase.
Built for configured, wood-based manufacturers
Consule’s FlexBOM, LumberSuite, and FactorySync are native NetSuite products developed for configured products, wood materials, and shop scheduling. If your quotes are configured in a spreadsheet and your lumber is costed by guess, we will walk through one product line with you.
These are the pages furniture and cabinetry manufacturers usually read next.
With FlexBOM, yes. Options chosen on the order line generate the bill of materials and the cost, so configurations do not require a separate item for every combination.
LumberSuite manages lumber and panels in their real units, with yield from rough stock to finished parts tracked and costed.
Yes. FactorySync includes drying and cure time as part of the routing, so the schedule and the promise date reflect it.
Yes. Project2Prod ties multi-room or multi-phase jobs to a project with cost, milestones, and delivery by phase.
Consule delivers this as a NetSuite implementation, a NetSuite optimization of a system you already run, or an integration project, with ongoing support under the CARE program.
