Prepare material requirements
Maintain the material and bill-of-materials records relevant to your products.
Use 390 Work to organise raw materials, work orders, production activity and stock records. Give purchasing, production and management teams a clearer record of what is needed, what was used and what was produced.



Production decisions depend on reliable information about materials, work in progress and output. Give your team a consistent place to record that activity.
Maintain the material and bill-of-materials records relevant to your products.
Create work orders with the information people need to begin.
Capture completed quantities so managers can review production activity.
Keep wastage records available for investigation and review.
Use material and inventory records when planning the next run.
Your team can use it to maintain records, carry out daily tasks and review activity across different parts of the organisation. Introduce the functions you need first, then expand as the team gets established.
Find the functions your team needs, with the records managers can review.
Maintain the inputs and quantities used to define your products.
Record the work required and the people responsible.
Document production activity and completed quantities.
Maintain stock records for completed products.
Record losses associated with production.
Organise supplier information and material purchases.
An example production run, recorded step by step by the people responsible for it.
See how to organise your operationsThe quotation below is from a food business using 390 Work for its stock and sales records.
Start your 21-day trial“On the first day of setting up 390 in our business, we used it to detect two pieces of missing chicken.”

Production looks different in each business. 390 Work keeps the records each one needs.
Start your 21-day trialRecord recipes as bills of materials, then each batch, its output and its wastage.
Keep material records, raise work orders for customer jobs and record progress.
Record fabrics and materials, production orders and the stages of each order.
Assign jobs, record the materials issued and log output and waste.
Maintain bills of materials, work orders, production runs and finished goods stock.
390 HUB provides a customer-facing page for your business. Explore its supported options for presenting products or services, receiving orders or bookings, and staying in touch with customers.
₦10,000 per user a month, minimum 5 users.
Prices are plus 7.5% VAT.
HUB comes with every subscription, at a flat ₦50 per online order. 21 days free, no card required.
Use the available guides and videos to learn the software, or contact support when you need help. Assisted setup is available if you want us to help configure your starting processes and train your team.
Use one production run to assess 390 Work. Prepare the relevant records, involve the team and review how well it captures materials, activity and output.
Choose a process, add the necessary records and invite the people involved.
Handle real activity in the software.
Check the records and discuss the experience with the team.
Resolve questions and assess whether to continue.
“On the first day of setting up 390 in our business, we used it to detect two pieces of missing chicken.”

Start with the responsibilities and records your team needs to manage now. Use the trial to see how 390 Work fits your daily operations.