A discrete manufacturing software for made-to-order and mixed-mode manufacturers with tools like real-time scheduling, job costing, and shop floor execution.
Aptean’s Industrial Manufacturing ERP Made2Manage Edition is a software solution designed for custom manufacturers. It simplifies complex product production and covers various areas like ERP, BI, CRM, APS, MES, and configuration from a single supplier.
Aptean offers Intuitive ERP for repetitive, discrete manufacturers.
In summary, M2M ERP offers a comprehensive solution for manufacturing and business operations, covering production cost tracking, financial management, and supply chain optimization.
M2M is very unfriendly to use, hard to navigate
hard to use and find what needed
Everything in M2M is 10-steps for a 2-step process. Support is argumentative and even after you prove a bug in the system, they say, “that’s a customization; pay $$$$$ and we will fix it.” System is based in FoxPro, and although they will claim they have transitioned to .NET (v7.5+), there is still FoxPro and it is slow, antiquated, and poorly implemented.
Nothing
Design; Support; Implementation; Aptean corporate attitude.
It has a lot of good features. But - the support to get things actually working for something you’ve paid for is expensive and very time consuming. Response is painfully slow. $250/hr for anything you want accomplished, on top of licensing.
I’d recommend looking at other products. M2M is well suited for manufacturing. It covers all aspects of the business, but I think if you had a couple of software packages to cover specific areas you would have less of a headache.
It has everything related to the operation of the company within one software package.
It is incredibly painful to setup. We have employee names that are hardcoded into some database with no way to edit except paying $250/hr.
I like a lot of the things that it does, we don’t use it to the full capacity, I don’t like the support, the cost, and the fact that the upgrades crash, and it’s not very user friendly at this point. I’m not sure it was ever installed correctly