Industrial ERP
AVIA ERP brings production, inventory, purchasing, sales and quality into one database, then adds what an ERP alone does not do: business rules the system checks, approval workflows, an AI assistant and continuous-improvement tools.

Production (MRP / shop floor)
Industrial ERP
Multi-level routings and bills of materials, work order release and tracking, shop-floor reporting and true cost price.
Who it is for
An industrial ERP links a factory’s production, inventory, purchasing, sales and quality in one database. For an industrial SME or mid-sized manufacturer in Tunisia, the difference comes down to two points: it covers the manufacturing trade itself (routings, bills of materials, work orders, lot traceability) and it applies the company’s rules instead of leaving them in spreadsheets. AVIA ERP is a cloud ERP of this kind: it is deployed by pack and complemented by configurable business rules, workflows, an AI assistant and Lean modules.
The ERP foundation underpins everything else: rules, AI and continuous improvement read the same data as production and inventory.
Multi-level routings and bills of materials, work order release and tracking, shop-floor reporting and true cost price.
Items and lots followed from stock to shipment. This module is included from the Essentiel pack.
Purchase requests, orders and receipts on one side; quotes, delivery notes and invoices on the other, on the same data as the shop floor.
Nonconformities, corrective actions and workstation efficiency tracking. These modules, with accounting and treasury, arrive with the Professionnel pack.
A shop-floor mobile app and an operator entry terminal, to report as close to the machine as possible. The mobile app is included from the Professionnel pack.
The portal is available in French, English and Arabic. This website is too, with Arabic written right to left.
What sets AVIA apart from a data-entry ERP: each link builds on the previous one, from the foundation to improvement.
Not every module is in every pack. Better to know before choosing.
Deployment takes 2 to 4 weeks for the Essentiel and Professionnel packs, and 6 to 12 weeks for Enterprise and On-Premise. The 45-minute industrial diagnostic lets you pick the pack on one of your real processes, before any commitment.
Three guides to choose and scope an industrial ERP, three sector entry points, and the product pages that detail each link.
Architecture
9 min read
Production
5 min read
Production
10 min read
It is business software that covers the manufacturing trade itself — bills of materials, routings, work orders, lot traceability — on top of the usual purchasing, sales, inventory and accounting functions, all on the same data.
Industrial SMEs and mid-sized manufacturers, primarily in Tunisia and the Maghreb. Fifteen sectors have a dedicated page with their standards: aerospace, automotive, medical devices, textile, machining, plastics, among others.
A general-purpose ERP records. An industrial ERP must also understand manufacturing, and AVIA adds a layer of business rules the system checks itself: an exceeded threshold, a missing control or a closure without corrective action is refused with a clear message.
2 to 4 weeks for the Essentiel and Professionnel packs, 6 to 12 weeks for the Enterprise and On-Premise packs. The actual time depends on the quality of the migrated data and your teams’ availability.
No. The copilot answers, explains and guides, but creates or changes nothing without a confirmation click from the user.
Let’s look at AVIA on one of your processes. Forty-five minutes, one real process, a written summary.
Book an industrial diagnostic