Small and mid-size manufacturers run IEMSuite to connect what generic inventory tools keep separate: the recipe, the batch, the inspection, and the cost.
The problem
The recipe lives in a spreadsheet; the actual consumption lives in someone's head.
In IEMSuite
Recipes are the system of record. Batches reserve materials from them automatically and record actual consumption, yield, and wastage.
The problem
Untested product ends up on trucks because nothing physically stops it.
In IEMSuite
QC is enforced in allocation: PENDING_QC and quarantined lots cannot be shipped or consumed, no matter who is picking.
The problem
A customer complaint means days of digging through paper to find the batch.
In IEMSuite
Every lot's chain is one query: supplier delivery, inspection, the batch that consumed it, the orders that shipped its output.
The problem
You quote prices without knowing what the last batch really cost to make.
In IEMSuite
Finished lots are costed from the actual material lots consumed, including recorded wastage. Batch cost is a fact, not an estimate.
IEMSuite is not a compliance certification, and we won't pretend otherwise. What it gives you is the record-keeping that audits are built on: lot-level traceability in both directions, inspection results with measurements, NCRs with root cause and corrective action, and a movement log where every entry has a timestamp and an actor.
Recipes, batches, QC, and real batch costs - connected instead of copy-pasted.
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