Materials & parts
Know what you have and what it costs.
Track your materials and the parts you buy in, with how much you have, what you paid, who you buy from and the low stock level that tells you to buy more.
Features
The tools behind what you make and sell.
Track what you buy, work out what each product costs to make, and see what you earn when it sells.
Products
Build the recipe behind every product.
List the materials, parts and packaging each product needs. Add versions when one product comes in different sizes or colors.
Costing
See what each product costs to make.
Cajella adds up materials, parts, labor and machine time from your own numbers and shows each piece of the cost before you set a price.
Production
Turn what you have into what you sell.
Record a production run. The materials and parts it used come off your stock and the finished products go on.
Stock
Know what's in stock.
See how much you have of every material, part and finished product, and which ones are running low.
Orders & profit
Connect sales back to the cost of making them.
Record your orders and see the revenue, the cost of what you sold, and the profit and margin on each one.
See these features at work for handmade businesses, laser engraving, 3D printing and Etsy sellers.
In Cajella
See each part of your business at work.
Materials & parts
The materials list.
Stock counts sit above the list, and each material shows how much you have and what it cost you.
Production
A finished run and an event plan.
A finished run shows what it used and the cost of each item it made. Before a show or fair, the event plan lists what to make and the time it takes.
Orders & profit
The sales report.
Revenue, the cost of what you sold, profit and margin for each product, over the dates you choose.
How it works
From what you buy to what you sell.
Materials
Know what you have and what you paid for it.
Products
Define what goes into each thing you make.
Production
Turn materials and parts into products you can sell.
Sales
Connect what you sell back to its real cost.
Stop rebuilding your numbers in spreadsheets.
Keep stock, costs, production and orders in one place.