
18 YEARS
helping Australian manufacturers grow with ERP

16 YEARS
of consecutive industry awards

400+
successful ERP implementations

Track your true costs and margins on every job
- Live job costing and margin visibility across labour, freight and overhead, as work happens
- Accurate cost data on every quote, so you stop winning work that loses money
- Performance tracked against budget across every product line, showing where margin is made or lost
- See your margin on each job as work progresses, not after the invoice has gone out
Have the right materials ready for every job
- Full MRP that prevents double allocation, so you never promise the same stock to two jobs
- Inventory, purchasing and production planning connected, so materials are ready before a job starts
- Replenishment to actual demand, so you order early enough to avoid paying for urgent freight
- Real-time stock on hand and location across stores, without manual stocktakes


See your capacity before taking on new jobs
- Production planning and scheduling in one place, showing whether you can hit a delivery date before you commit.
- Sequence jobs based on real data, not instinct
- Bottlenecks and lead times tracked in real time, so you can quote realistic delivery dates.
Increase production consistency, quality and efficiency
- A centralised BOM that updates automatically, keeping everyone building from the current spec.
- Multi-level BOMs for assemblies and sub-assemblies, handling complex products without spreadsheet workarounds.
- End-to-end BOM control with live material updates, showing exactly what each build consumes as stock moves.

Why manufacturers choose Momentum

We Know Your Kind of Manufacturing
What do makers of toolboxes, steel reinforcing, stockfeed, cyclone-rated garage doors and Australia’s only solar panel manufacturer have in common? It’s Momentum. For 18 years we’ve helped more than 400 businesses upgrade the software that runs their operations, and we’ve learned what manufacturers actually need.
We Bring Your Team With You
New software succeeds or fails on adoption. We plan for it from the start: training built to stick, and hands-on guidance through the hardest change milestones, so no one is left behind. And we design around where your business is going, not just where it is today.
Expert Support That Grows With You
For each of our clients, the launch of their new software is the start of a relationship that runs for years. As you open new sites, add entities or expand product lines, the system keeps pace, so growth never means starting over. We keep helping you get more from the platform over time, and when you need support, you reach someone local who already knows how your operations run.
Customer stories
Two platforms, one manufacturing specialist
Momentum is a MYOB Acumatica Diamond Partner and a Wiise Elite Partner. Both are cloud ERP platforms built for manufacturing, and we handle the full implementation and ongoing support for each.
MYOB Acumatica
Diamond Partner
MYOB Acumatica is built for complex manufacturing. It suits operations with high job variation, multi-level assemblies where the BOM changes regularly, shop-floor data collection across labour, materials and overhead, and complex routing and work centre scheduling. It is a strong fit for configure-to-order, engineer-to-order and complex make-to-order manufacturers.
- Engineering change control
- Product configurator with on-the-fly BOM estimating
- Real-time MRP with live material availability
- Multi-level BOM management for assemblies and sub-assemblies
- Shop-floor data collection for labour, materials and overhead
- Lot and serial number traceability


Wiise
Elite Partner
Wiise suits manufacturing built on repeatable processes with defined routings, such as mixing, welding, assembly and finishing, where you plan capacity around machine, equipment and staff availability. It runs on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, localised for Australia by KPMG, so production, inventory and reporting sit in the same Microsoft environment your team already works in. It also suits manufacturers with strong traceability and compliance needs.
- BOM management with multi-level assemblies and sub-assemblies
- Production planning, capacity planning and visual scheduling
- Product configurators
- Demand forecasting and supply planning
- Production variance tracking
- Landed cost management
- Mobile warehouse app for real-time inventory
- Native integration with Microsoft Apps
- Built-in Australian compliance


Talk through your options with a manufacturing software specialist
FAQ
Manufacturing ERP software FAQs
A well-run implementation is planned around your operations to avoid disruption. Configuration, testing and training happen before you switch, and a specialist is on hand through the cutover. The aim is for the new system to be running cleanly before your team relies on it, so you are not learning it under pressure or stopping production to make the change.
Your data is migrated as part of the implementation. We map what needs to come across from your current systems and spreadsheets: customers, suppliers, inventory, open transactions and the history you rely on. It is cleaned where needed and validated before go-live, so you start on accurate records rather than re-keying years of data by hand.
For most Australian manufacturers, the strongest options are MYOB Acumatica and Wiise. MYOB Acumatica is rated highest for customer satisfaction on G2 and is purpose-built for complex, high-growth operations, with MRP, multi-level BOM management, real-time job costing and multi-entity, multi-warehouse support. Wiise runs on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, scales within the Microsoft ecosystem with native Power BI and Copilot, and suits manufacturers already working in Outlook, Teams and Excel. The best platform depends on your operations, complexity and existing software. For a tailored recommendation, speak to a specialist.
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of your operation. A straightforward implementation typically takes three to six months. More complex environments, with multiple sites, significant data migration or custom integrations, can take up to twelve months. Timelines are scoped upfront, so there are no surprises, and the more prepared your business is at the outset, the faster the process tends to be.
Every implementation follows a structured methodology tailored to your business. It begins with a discovery phase to understand your operations, workflows and requirements, followed by system configuration, data migration, testing and user training. Go-live is a milestone, not the finish line: post-go-live support makes sure adoption sticks and the platform delivers what was scoped. For manufacturers, particular attention goes to production workflows, BOM setup, inventory processes and integration with the tools your team relies on.
Manufacturing ERP pricing depends on the platform, the modules required, the number of users and the complexity of your implementation. Most of the investment is in implementation services rather than software licensing, because the configuration, data migration and integration work is where the value is delivered. Pricing is scoped upfront, so you get a detailed estimate before committing, and you will have a clear picture of the commercial case for making the switch.
Get in Touch
Speak to a Momentum manufacturing specialist today
- Get a clear picture of how ERP would fit your specific operation
- Straight answers on timeline, cost and what implementation involves
- Advice from specialists who have worked with manufacturers for 18 years
Phone
1300 003 770Address
Head Office: Level 1/237 Bradman Avenue, Maroochydore, QLD 4558
Our expert team is also located throughout NSW, VIC, SA, WA & Northern QLD