CEDX ERP · Operations
180 orders at $2.51M open value, 60 BOMs with cost rolled up per revision, 140 work orders with the shortage flagged on the row. Then the two boards most systems hide: 90 MRP exceptions priced at $356K, and a close-risk panel that caught 18 unposted journals before period P08 ended.
The Overview lists the unposted journals at $1.92M next to the work order blocking close. A system that argues with itself on screen is one you can check.
Runs on demo data. Northline Systems is the software's demo workspace, period 2026-P08.
What it is
The order book is a table, not a summary: order, customer, status, lines, amount, fill %, due and GL code on every row. SO-22100 sits Held at $92K with fill at 3%; the fulfilled rows say 100. Open value across the 105 open and held orders is $2.51M.
Every parent carries its component count, rollup cost, scrap %, revision and lead time. CTL-4400 — the edge controller the whole demo estate runs on — rolls up at $420 across 14 components at revision R7, and the scrap column flags the pro sensor assembly at 4.6%.
The SHORT column answers the question a planner actually asks: WO-441, building CTL-4400, is Held at 35% progress with Short = Yes, and the shortage-only filter isolates all 31 blocked rows. 72 orders are open on the plant at $364K of cost.
Product tour
Not a mockup and not a concept deck. This is what opens at /app/erp.
01 — Overview
Six cards — orders 180, booked $3.36M, fill rate 42%, work orders 140, MRP exceptions 90 at $356K, close risk 61 with 27 high — and an ops-health ring that reads 34 because of them. Each alert arrives symptom, cause, fix: the SNS-IR-90 shortage blocks WO-441 at $18K, with short 80 against demand 82 spelled out.
02 — Orders
1–25 of 180 orders, searchable by order or customer, with the matching-view count on the bar. The columns are the conversation: amount, lines, fill %, due and GL.
03 — BOMs
60 BOMs in catalog, 43 buildable. The averages sit on cards above the table — $154 rollup, 2.4% scrap across active — and every row carries the same fields the averages are computed from.
04 — Work orders
140 work orders with build, name, status, qty, progress, due and the SHORT flag. WO-441 Held at 35% and WO-428 in progress at 36% both say Yes — the two rows the MRP board priced back on the Overview.
Who runs it
Roles, not references. We have no named customers yet, so nobody in these photographs is quoted, credited or claimed as one.
Owns the Monday review from the same Overview: 90 MRP exceptions priced at $356K, close risk at 61 with 27 high, and the largest open orders on the page.
MRP exceptions · 90
Works the exceptions board: 31 short work orders, the excess-capital flag on the mailer SKU at $13K, and the shortage that put WO-441 on hold.
short work orders · 31
The 18 unposted journals in period P08 at $1.92M and the 14-day credit hold on SO-22890 land here before the period ends, not after.
close risk · 61The shape of it
Every figure below is legible in the captures above. Nothing here is a projection of your estate — it is the state of the demo data.
How it runs
An order lands with lines, amount, due and GL — 180 on the book, $2.51M open, fill % computed per row.
The BOM prices the build before release — CTL-4400 at $420 across 14 components — and the work order carries progress and shortage on the row.
The MRP board prices the problem instead of colouring it: the SNS-IR-90 shortage blocks WO-441 at $18K, symptom, cause and fix on one line.
Unposted journals and credit holds surface as close risk — 61 items, 27 high — before period P08 ends, not in the audit.
One record
CTL-4400 is not a demo coincidence. It is one record: a BOM here, a held work order on the floor, a quarantined lot in Quality, a bin in Warehouse.
CTL-4400's work orders show Held on the floor view with the same component shortage the ERP Overview priced at $18K.
CEDX QualityLOT-CTL-8821 sits in quarantine with 48 units shipped — a critical NCR on the same controller the order book is waiting on.
CEDX WarehouseThe late pick PK-10482 is an A-class CTL-4400 staged in the wrong reserve — the path delay is root-caused on the floor view.
CEDX BooksThe 18 unposted journals in P08 are where the ops record meets the ledger.
Limits
Finding this out on the third call is worse for you than reading it here, and worse for us.
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Questions
Yes. Every screenshot is a capture of the running build and you can open the same build at /app/erp. It runs on demo data — Northline Systems, period 2026-P08.
From the same arrays the tables show. The SNS-IR-90 alert prices itself at $18K and spells out the arithmetic — short 80, available 2, demand 82 for the controller build — as symptom, cause, fix.
61 items, 27 of them high: 18 unposted journals worth $1.92M across GL, AR and AP modules, credit holds like SO-22890's 14-day freeze, and work in process stuck on held work orders.
No. It is the demo workspace's average across open orders, and it is low because the demo holds orders on purpose so the boards have something to say. Yours would be computed from your rows the same way.
The demo shows journals posting to GL, AR and AP modules, and CEDX Books is the estate’s ledger product. How the two share a chart of accounts is an estate-map conversation, not something this page claims.
No certification has been issued. What we can evidence about hosting, encryption, tenant isolation and production access is written up on the security page.
Live build, demo data, no card. Then ask whether your Monday ops review could survive the same questions.