Adiasoft Production Software

Overview

Adiasoft Production Software is a cloud ERP built around factory planning, materials requirements and shop-floor production tracking. It suits manufacturers looking to connect production with purchasing and business operations, rather than teams seeking only a standalone planning tool. Its breadth is appealing, but the free tier is limited and e-invoicing is not tax-filed outside Peru.

Key features

Its master production schedule ties demand to capacity, while multilevel bill-of-materials calculations generate purchase requirements. That connection can help manufacturers align procurement with production needs; it is most useful when teams maintain reliable demand plans and product structures.

Manufacturing orders can be tracked by stage, shift and daily output, with actual material, labor and overhead costs recorded per order. This gives managers a way to compare progress with order costs instead of tracking output alone. Paid plans add production reports, capacity and work-center tools, process routings, quality control, waste and rework tracking, lot and serial traceability, and OEE indicators. That is a substantial factory toolkit, though teams needing those controls must budget for a paid plan.

Production sits alongside sales and e-invoicing, purchasing, CRM, treasury, accounting, payroll, supplier portal, quality control and machine maintenance modules. Corporate also lists a payment gateway for Visa, MasterCard and AmEx; IoT integration for machine telemetry, plant sensors and line counters is an optional add-on. The breadth favors businesses seeking one connected ERP, but it may be more than a plant needs if production is the only problem to solve.

Adiasoft describes the service as fully cloud-based, accessible from any device, with automatic backups and 99.9% uptime. It says customers can begin operating within 24 hours and receive customizations in up to seven days. Support and training are offered in the customer's language, with routine service Monday through Saturday and critical support around the clock.

Its AI claims are restrained: OCR reads purchase-invoice photos for user review, and reporting uses explainable statistics. The system does not provide autonomous agents or SKU-level demand forecasts, so buyers looking for those capabilities should not treat the AI features as a substitute.

Pricing

The freemium structure makes it possible to begin without a subscription, but the free tier is better suited to evaluation or very small internal workflows than tax-ready operations.

• Plan Gratuito — free: No card, term or commitment; up to 100 internal-control documents per month, one branch and two users. Documents are not tax-valid and are not sent to the tax authority. Priority support and assisted implementation are excluded, making this a narrow entry point rather than a complete invoicing option.
• Plan Pyme — $120 a month: Monthly billing, VAT included; up to seven branches and unlimited users. It excludes online store/e-commerce and HR/payroll. This is the more suitable tier for smaller manufacturers needing multi-branch production and broad user access, provided those excluded modules are not essential.
• Plan Corporativo — $250 a month: Monthly billing, VAT included; up to 20 branches and unlimited users. Mobile offline app and IoT integration are optional add-ons. Large operations with wider branch needs are the intended fit, but should account for those optional costs if they need offline access or machine connectivity.

Paid plans are billed monthly, while the free plan has no term or commitment. The decisive pricing caveat is invoicing jurisdiction: e-invoicing is filed with SUNAT in Peru, but in 16 other countries the system is configured without filing documents with the tax authority. Manufacturers in those markets should not assume that configuration alone meets their filing needs.

Platforms

Adiasoft is a cloud deployment for web access. Although the platform is described as accessible from any device, the mobile offline app is an optional Corporate add-on, so offline use should not be assumed as part of the standard offering.

Who it's for

Factories and industrial plants are the clear audience, particularly those wanting production planning, MRP, orders, shop-floor progress and order-level costs connected to purchasing and back-office functions. The Corporate plan is positioned for large operations. It is a weaker fit for manufacturers that need tax-authority filing outside Peru, or for teams that want a dedicated planning tool without a broader ERP footprint.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Demand, capacity and multilevel MRP work together, linking production planning to purchase requirements.
• Pro: Stage, shift and daily tracking plus actual order costs bring production progress and spending into the same workflow.
• Pro: Connected business modules can reduce the need to separate factory workflows from purchasing, sales and accounting.
• Con: Free documents are internal-control only, capped at 100 per month, one branch and two users, with no tax-valid invoicing.
• Con: E-invoicing does not file with tax authorities in 16 configured countries outside Peru, a material limitation for compliant billing.
• Con: The Pyme plan excludes e-commerce and HR/payroll, while offline mobile access and IoT are optional on Corporate.
• Con: No autonomous agents or SKU-level demand forecasts are provided, limiting its fit for buyers seeking those forms of automation.

Alternatives

For a broader shortlist, browse Production Planning Software.

• MRP One is worth considering when a small team wants a free web-based MRP entry point: its Free Forever tier allows one user, 12 workcenters, 15 workers, 25 active orders and a 1 GB database with daily archives for seven days. Adiasoft's free tier instead allows two users and 100 internal-control documents but emphasizes its wider ERP scope.
• abas ERP is an alternative for buyers who prefer a broader platform choice across mobile, web, desktop and self-hosted environments; choose it when that platform range matters more than a published entry price.
• Epicor Kinetic is another paid ERP alternative with platform-core, cloud-package, concurrent-user-license and industry-bundle choices; consider it when that packaging approach better matches the operation.
• Katana may suit teams prioritizing a free inventory-oriented starting point: its permanent free tier includes 30 SKUs, unlimited users, integrations and inventory locations. Adiasoft is the stronger match when factory planning and connected ERP modules are the priority.
• NETVIBES is an alternative for buyers evaluating a paid product with web, mobile and self-hosted platform options.
• Odoo Manufacturing is worth comparing for teams seeking a free one-app option with unlimited users or a route to all apps through paid Standard or Custom plans.
• Monitor ERP System is a paid ERP alternative with a cloud plan priced at €93 a month per user and a complete ERP solution included; compare it if per-user cloud pricing suits the buying model.
• Acumatica Field Service uses custom pricing based on applications, expected usage and resources, and deployment preferences; consider it if that custom-scoped approach fits your procurement process.

Verdict

Adiasoft is a strong candidate for factories that want planning, MRP, shop-floor tracking and business modules in one cloud ERP, especially larger operations that can use the Corporate tier. Its main reason to choose is the connection between manufacturing work and the wider business platform; its main reason to look elsewhere is the tax-filing gap outside Peru, alongside the free plan's non-tax-valid documents.