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AVIA ERP is the industrial ERP that enforces your business rules: production, inventory, purchasing, sales and quality in one database, with approval thresholds, mandatory controls and quality requirements the system checks itself.
Example rule
- If
- the amount of a purchase exceeds a tier
- Then
- approval at the required level is demanded
- The refusal says
- the amount, the threshold and the expected level
Role centre: BuyerPurchase requests, orders, receipts, supplier invoices.ModulePurchasing
Role centre: Shop-floor managerOrders to launch, in progress, late, open nonconformities.ModuleProduction planning
Role centre: AccountantOverdue invoices, collections, periods to close.ModuleIndustrial ERP
Manufacturing ordersAn order with its lot traceability in the side panel.ModuleQuality
Demonstration tenant screenshots.
- Averaland
- SEI — Société l'Évolution Industrielle
- SODISOL
- INTECH
- Confection Kingplus
- DoorMatic
- INHERBEL
- GMEDICAL
- AMM — Les Ateliers Micro-Mécanique
- Alonso Forwarding Tunisia
- 3C Transport et Logistique
- CHEYNET Sousse
- Pito Textile
- BACOVET
- SZ Metal Monastir
- PSZ Cable
What AVIA ERP covers
One platform, six entry points
One page per topic, each connected to the same data and the same rules.
- MRP / productionManufacturing orders, bills of materials, routings, planning and shop-floor tracking.
- CMMSEquipment fleet, preventive and corrective interventions, spare parts and their cost.
- Industrial CRMFrom opportunity to costing, quote and order, on the same database as the ERP.
- QualityNonconformities, corrective actions (CAPA), FMEA and lot traceability, linked to manufacturing orders.
- Business rulesApproval thresholds, mandatory controls and quality requirements become rules the system checks itself.
- Industrial AIA copilot that explains refusals, guides step by step and never writes without confirmation.
Featured
Lean or Six Sigma: is your problem lead time or variation?
Lean and Six Sigma are two distinct methods: Lean tackles waste and lead time, Six Sigma tackles variation. Confusing them means applying the wrong remedy. Before choosing, work out whether your problem is one of lead time or of variation, then limit a first project to one part number, one machine and one defect.
by AVIA ERP editorial team
Lean comes from Toyota and targets waste, meaning anything that consumes time or material without the customer being willing to pay for it. Six Sigma comes from Motorola and targets variation: the same operation does not give the same result twice.
How it works
From the ERP to continuous improvement
From the ERP foundation to continuous improvement: a chain where each link builds on the previous one.
- Industrial ERP : One foundation: production, inventory, purchasing, sales and quality share the same data.
- Business rules : Thresholds, scopes and severity set by the consultant, simulated over 90 days before activation.
- Workflows & automation : Approval steps, approvers, deadlines and escalation, triggered server-side.
- Operational data : Each sensitive change keeps the old value, the new one, the author and the date; twelve risk signals read this data.
- AI : The copilot explains a refusal in plain language and guides step by step; it never writes without confirmation.
- Continuous improvement : The Lean modules (SMED, 5S audit, improvement plan) turn what you observe into tracked actions.
Mobile management in action
A real-time view of orders, delays and critical alerts: approve, arbitrate and follow the shop floor without going back to the office.
Approve and arbitrate without going back to the office
Challenge : A plant director on a round has to decide on a manufacturing order launch or an urgent purchase request without waiting to be at a workstation.
Outcome
Decisions made on the spot
Approval happens from the app; every decision is time-stamped and traced in Core ERP.
Impact
Fewer back-and-forths
The manager arbitrates during the round and management finds the history of decisions.
Industries
One ERP for fifteen trades
Each sector has its own standards and traceability constraints; each page says what AVIA ERP covers there.
In action
AVIA in action
Four situations taken from the product: an instruction or a spreadsheet becomes a check the system enforces.
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Purchasing: approval follows the amount
Without a system check: The approval threshold lives in an instruction or a spreadsheet; how it is applied depends on who enters the order.
With AVIA: Firming is refused until an approval at the required level is given. The message states the amount, the threshold and the expected level.
Inventory: from alert to purchase request
Without a system check: The minimum stock is watched in a file; the purchase request is prepared separately.
With AVIA: The item appears in the stock alerts, ranked critical or to watch, with direct access to create the purchase request.
Demonstration tenant screenshot: the dashboard action centre flags 103 critical stock items.
Quality: no closure without a corrective action
Without a system check: A nonconformity can be closed without the correction being attached or verified.
With AVIA: Closure is refused until a corrective action is attached — and, if the company chooses, until it is verified.
Lean: a series changeover becomes a SMED study
Without a system check: Series changeovers are known to cost time, without operations being sorted into internal and external.
With AVIA: A SMED study is opened on that workstation: each operation is classed internal or external, with its current duration, its improved duration and a target changeover time.
Contact
Let’s talk about your shop floor
A question about AVIA ERP or your business rules? An advisor gets back to you within 24 business hours.
Resources
Latest guides
Guides that start from the shop floor: the method first, then what the ERP must record for it to last.
Production
SMED: what your changeovers really cost you
Separating internal from external work recovers a third of the downtime without buying anything. The SMED method, its four steps, and where it does not pay.
9 min readAVIA ERP editorial team
- Lean
- Production
Industrial diagnostic
How it runs
You describe a process
A purchase approval, a series changeover, an incoming inspection: the process of your choice, as it happens at your company.
We model it live in AVIA
Business rule, approval workflow, statuses: we configure in front of you, and we separate what configuration already covers from what would need a product change.
You leave with a written summary
The current process, the rule, the workflow, the indicators and the improvement lead, in a document you can share internally.
Testimonials
What our customers say
Customer feedback, published with their consent.
15industrial sectors covered
16named references
A solution suited to our business
AVIA gave us a solution that is particularly well suited to our business, which combines distribution, projects and on-site work. The handling of requests, quotes and the different stages of a project is now far more structured.
Aymen Ayed
SODISOL
Distribution of electronic security equipment and photovoltaic solutions
A clear view of our sales activity
With AVIA, we have gained visibility over our entire sales activity. We can follow customer requests, opportunities and price quotes remotely, from their creation through to their progress.
Helmi Chebil
DoorMatic
Industrial doors and automation systems
Structuring and optimising our operations
Our business relies on complex operations, with several stages, stakeholders and decisions to coordinate. We needed a solution able to adapt to how we really work, not just a standard management software.
Hassen Chka
SEI — Société l’Évolution Industrielle
Construction of industrial machines and equipment
Packs
Four packs, one shared core
Prices in Tunisian dinars, excluding tax. The deployment time depends on the pack.
Essentiel
350 TND / month
Ideal for small teams (1-10 users).
Deployment: 2 to 4 weeks
Included
- MRP and manufacturing orders
- Stock, lots and traceability
- Purchasing, quotes, invoices and delivery notes
- Avia AI assistant included
Recommended
Professionnel
850 TND / month
The core engine for industrials (10-50 users).
Deployment: 2 to 4 weeks
Included
- Everything in Essential, plus CRM pipeline
- Quality, NCR and OEE
- AVIA Manager shop-floor mobile
- B2B customer portal
Enterprise
4 500 TND / month
Mid-caps and complex environments (50+ users).
Deployment: 6 to 12 weeks
Included
- Everything in Professional, plus advanced MRP
- Multi-site and consolidation
- ETI / single-tenant customization
- Guided rollout on quote
On-Premise
On request
Sovereign deployment on your own servers.
Deployment: 6 to 12 weeks
Included
- Everything in Enterprise, deployed on-site
- Data sovereignty and residency
- Updates driven by a single script
- Dedicated SLA, on quote
Let’s look at your rules on one of your processes
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Frequently asked questions
What is a business rule in an ERP?
It is a condition the system checks automatically when a document is entered or validated: an amount above a threshold, a missing mandatory field, a closed accounting period. If the condition is not met, the ERP refuses the action or flags it.
Do you offer on-premise installation?
Yes, with the On-Premise pack: AVIA ERP is deployed on your own servers, with data sovereignty and residency. Deployment takes 6 to 12 weeks.
How does legacy data migration work?
Our team structures a custom migration plan. We import your history, clients, and catalogs for a seamless transition.
Is the mobile app included?
Absolutely, every license includes access to our mobile application for shop floor operators.
How long does deployment take?
Between 2 and 4 weeks for the Essentiel and Professionnel packs, between 6 and 12 weeks for Enterprise and On-Premise.
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