Manufacturing ERP software built on Microsoft Dynamics 365, implemented by Seer Dynamics for discrete, process, and lean manufacturers across the UAE and GCC.
Manufacturing businesses depend on interconnected steps — raw material availability, production scheduling, quality checks, and delivery timelines all affect each other. When these are tracked in separate spreadsheets or disconnected systems, small delays turn into missed orders.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management consolidates production planning, inventory, procurement, and financial reporting into one system. Seer Dynamics configures this platform specifically for manufacturers — whether running discrete manufacturing, process manufacturing, or lean production models.
It connects production, supply chain, and finance so data moves between departments without manual re-entry. A customer order change updates the production schedule; a supplier delay immediately reflects in material planning; a completed production run updates financials without a separate reconciliation step.
For UAE and wider GCC manufacturers, this includes built-in support for local compliance requirements — VAT reporting and regional e-invoicing rules — alongside the operational tools.
Seven areas most manufacturers configure first, and the ones we hear about most in discovery calls.
Scheduling, work order tracking, and resource allocation across production lines, with real-time views of in-progress items, queued work, and available capacity.
Tracking raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods, with automated reorder points that reduce both stockouts and excess inventory.
Forecasting tools using historical and current order data to project demand, paired with visibility into supplier lead times and delivery status.
Structured bill of materials and routing setup so production costs and material requirements calculate accurately, including for multi-variant or configurable products.
Real-time shop floor data — machine status, production progress, labor tracking — feeding directly into planning and reporting layers.
Built-in quality checks at defined production stages, with documented audit trails supporting internal quality standards and external regulatory requirements.
Scheduled and predictive maintenance tracking for production equipment, reducing unplanned downtime.
When production, procurement, and finance systems lack integration, work orders delay through manual data entry. Dynamics 365 keeps these functions on one platform, so a production update is visible to procurement and finance in real time.
Manufacturers in regulated sectors — pharmaceuticals, food production, industrial equipment — need documented compliance at each production step. Dynamics 365 includes compliance checkpoints built into the production workflow rather than separate tracking.
Manual inventory counts and disconnected warehouse systems lead to overstocking in some areas and shortages in others. Dynamics 365's inventory management module tracks stock levels in real time across multiple warehouses or production sites.
When production, sales, and finance each use separate tools, getting a single accurate report takes days of manual reconciliation. Dynamics 365 centralizes data so reporting reflects the current state of the business.
Manufacturers expanding into new facilities, product lines, or countries need systems that scale without full re-implementation. Dynamics 365's modular structure allows new entities or production sites to be added within the existing setup.
Reduced production downtime through better maintenance scheduling and real-time shop floor visibility
More accurate order fulfillment since production planning bases on current inventory and demand data
Streamlined supplier collaboration through shared order and delivery timeline visibility
Real-time inventory optimization across multiple warehouses or production facilities
Improved product traceability, useful for quality audits and regulatory reporting
Operations scaling across multiple sites or countries without a separate system per location
We don't apply the same configuration to every manufacturer. Discrete manufacturers building configurable products have different BOM and routing needs than process manufacturers running continuous production.
Understanding current production workflow, from order intake to delivery.
Configuring BOM, routing, and production planning structures around your manufacturing model.
Moving inventory, BOM, and historical production data from legacy systems.
Connecting Dynamics 365 with shop floor equipment, IoT sensors, or supplier systems.
Configuring quality checkpoints and regional statutory reporting requirements.
Running the system in parallel where needed, training production and planning teams.
On-ground support through go-live, followed by ongoing managed support.
A modular furniture manufacturer in Kuwait moved to Dynamics 365 with Seer Dynamics to address recurring inventory discrepancies and manual procurement processes slowing production planning.
After implementation, the client automated procurement workflows and improved production timelines significantly.
Additional case studies covering industrial equipment, food & beverage processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and electronics assembly available on request.
Direct experience configuring Dynamics 365 for discrete, process, and lean manufacturing environments
Working knowledge of UAE and GCC manufacturing compliance requirements
Delivery experience across furniture, industrial equipment, and process manufacturing
Implementation frameworks built specifically around production and supply chain workflows, not a generic ERP rollout
Support agreements that continue after go-live, including system optimization as production needs change
When production planning, inventory accuracy, or multi-site reporting becomes harder to manage manually, our team can walk you through what a Dynamics 365 implementation would look like for your operation.
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