ERPNext
Start with the manufacturing facts: work orders, bills of material, component lots and quality results.
Inside the connected factory
Follow a batch from the ERP to the Production Record. Open the services below as we walk through the integration.
Service links use the configured demo hostnames. ERPNext and Dagster require an authorised sign-in. Availability is not monitored here.
Start with the manufacturing facts: work orders, bills of material, component lots and quality results.
Follow the refresh from ERP data to curated tables. Inspect run history and the checks behind the data.
Explore capture fields, engineering endpoints, authentication and response examples in the Swagger reference.
During a guided demo, open the configured production record and perform the scan steps. Your presenter will provide access to the record system.
How the systems connect
Dagster orchestrates the refresh. The record system requests data when the operator scans. The integration does not write back to the ERP.
The live demonstration
Follow the journey from source data to a checked production record. Use the batch and work-order identifiers from the current demo dataset.
All company, product and manufacturing records in this scenario are fictional.
In ERPNext, inspect the work order and its component lots, then follow the presenter’s material issue.
In Dagster, inspect the pipeline run and confirm that the relevant data checks passed.
In the demo production record, scan the selected batch. Observe the captured fields and passing checks.
Scan the expired example at the record step. Observe the failed expiry check and the visible message.
With the presenter, find the request in the audit log and inspect the source snapshot behind the response.