Who We Serve
We work with discrete manufacturers — multi-level BOMs, engineering change that never stops, and traceability you have to prove.
At Staudt Solutions, we help companies streamline operations, through a company wide business systems.
Where you probably are
- Running QuickBooks, spreadsheets, or a patchwork of both.
- You don’t trust your inventory numbers, or you don’t know what a job actually cost until it ships.
- Your BOMs, planning, or shop-floor flow run on tribal knowledge, not the system.
Related reading: our guide to manufacturing ERP systems and implementation.
Industries We Specialize In
Discrete manufacturing. That is the whole list.
- Machining and fabrication — job shops, build-to-print, close-tolerance work.
- Electro-mechanical and PCBA assembly — deep BOMs, serialized units, engineering change control.
- Molding and forming — injection, roto-molding, fiberglass heat forming and layered forming.
- Contract manufacturing — multi-customer routings, customer-owned inventory, revision control.
We work with regulated shops as well: AS9100 aerospace, ISO 13485 medical devices.
What we focus on
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- Inventory accuracy
If inventory isn’t trusted, nothing else works. We fix the root cause, not just the variance. - Bill of Materials integrity
Broken BOMs drive bad planning and missed deliveries. We stabilize the foundation first. - Planning & scheduling
When the plan changes every day, the inputs are usually the problem, not the system. - Order-to-cash
Delays, rework, and missed handoffs kill margin. We align the process, not just the software.
Where This Comes From
Five enterprise ERPs, from the operator’s side. Oracle EBS, Microsoft Dynamics, Plex, Sage, and Fusion — run personally as configurator, analyst, Materials Manager, and Master Scheduler, not observed from the outside.
Serialization and traceability under regulatory obligation. Lot control, serial control, and expiration management across all three systems, at full part-level detail.
Electro-mechanical volume manufacturing. High-cadence, close-tolerance production under real schedule pressure.
Lee Stout writes on ERP implementation for SupplyChainBrain. His article “The Real Go-Live of ERP Happens About Three Months In” covers what happens when the spreadsheets come back.
Official Odoo Partner
Manufacturing operations is all we do.