You know the actual cost of every product. Not an “approximate Excel figure”, but a number you can sign a contract on: materials, labor, and overhead are calculated by the system, not by intuition.
Explore the demo yourself — no registration or phone call.
Our clients include defense manufacturers. We do not publish their names for security and NDA reasons. Instead, we show the results.
Excel handles the first batches. At scale, blind spots appear:
Components are purchased in foreign currency, assembly is piece-rate, and defects are not accounted for. Actual cost is unknown, so contracts are priced “approximately”. You are not sure how much you really earn on each product.
Component demand is not tied to the production plan and orders. Either cash is frozen in excess stock, or assembly stops because one part is missing.
Dozens of orders are in progress. You do not know what stage each batch is at or where a delay occurred. Customer status questions are hard to answer, and planning turns into daily meetings.
Raw materials, semi-finished goods, and finished products are tracked in separate spreadsheets. Units and variants get mixed up. Managers sell items that are no longer in stock.
Here is the “BK-42” control unit. We will take it through the system from routing sheet to margin.
Describe the product once — the system carries it through production automatically.
A number you can justify to a customer, investor, or auditor.
A batch of 10 units is open — the system has already calculated what will be missing.
The batch is shipped — and you immediately see how it affected company finances.
From order to cost — in one system, without copying data between spreadsheets and chats.
customer or contract
demand based on the production plan
reservation and delivery control
reserves for a specific batch
automatic write-off by routing sheet
batch and operator history
sales and settlements
FIFO, currency, labor, defects
Managers see production status in real time — without spreadsheets or chats.
A modern system that is easy to learn, with professional-grade functionality.
Routing sheets, multi-level specifications, production orders, stages, semi-finished goods, defects.
Multi-warehouse, FIFO batch tracking, variants, units of measure, order reservations.
Automatic stock demand calculation from the plan, delivery control, and shortage tracking.
Orders and settlements, CRM and delivery service integrations.
P&L, Cash Flow, payment calendar, planning, trial balance, banks.
Piece-rate pay by operation, output by operator, personal accountability.
MilTech companies choose us, so data security and uptime are not optional features — they are part of the system architecture.
Full access to the data belongs exclusively to the system owner.
Learn more about securityWe do not name the company — NDA. Everything else is shown as it is.
Before: cost was assembled manually from 4 spreadsheets and foreign-currency invoices. Component shortages were discovered on assembly day. Batch status was checked in chat.
We did not know the real cost. Now we see the cost of every batch — including soldering, crashes, and the purchase exchange rate. Most importantly, we did not stop production for six months to implement the system; we simply started working in it. — Head of Production, company under NDA
Choose your area to see how the system handles the specifics of your production.
Serial tracking, specification versions, and component batch control.
Learn moreComponent accounting, PCB soldering, serial numbers, and assembly stages.
Learn moreSpecification builder, material cutting, and made-to-size orders.
Learn moreRecipe routing sheets, shelf-life tracking, packaging.
Learn moreCutting, sewing routing sheets, trim accounting, and size grids.
Learn moreMetal, scrap, and machine-hour accounting.
Learn moreAutomatic price lists and accounts receivable control.
Learn moreMarketplace integrations, inventory and order synchronization.
Learn moreFor companies that have outgrown spreadsheets but are not ready for a six-month universal ERP implementation.
Low barrier to entry
Class limitation: loss of speed and accounting accuracy as you scale.
Specialized solution · focused expertise in manufacturing accounting
Main advantage: live accounting in days, not another implementation phase.
No industry specialization
Bottom line: a complex process with a risk of never reaching the finish line.
Still using 1C/BAS? See detailed comparisons: Bimp vs 1C (BAS) · Bimp vs Odoo · Bimp vs Excel
We do not try to sell to everyone. Here is where the system delivers results, and where it would only waste your time.
A subscription with predictable pricing. All limits are public.
Banks, CRM, delivery services, and marketplaces synchronize automatically — no manual transfers between systems.
Need something special? We offer an open Bimp API .
According to industry research on ERP implementation in manufacturing ( source ). Specific metrics from our implementations are under NDA.
Production keeps running while the system launches in parallel. Live accounting in 2–4 weeks.
We import products, inventory, and counterparties from 1C/BAS and Excel — you do not start from zero.
An analyst will guide the accountant, warehouse manager, and workshop supervisor step by step: from 10 hours of live training sessions.
Always available in a convenient format: Telegram, calls, knowledge base, and video guides.
We flexibly configure the system around your processes: custom fields, reports, and integrations.
Didn’t find the answer? Message us on Telegram or choose a demo time.
Choose a demo timeThe price depends on the number of users and the selected plan. Subscription billing is available monthly, quarterly, or yearly (with savings). Most features are already included: manufacturing, warehouse, finance, sales, and analytics. Current plans are on the Pricing .
CRMs do not provide warehouse or cost control. 1C/BAS is outdated, expensive to maintain, and carries sanctions-related risks. Universal ERPs such as Odoo require months of implementation and create dependency on an integrator. Bimp is a specialized system with ready-made manufacturing accounting logic: it launches in days and does not require a developer for every change.
Bimp calculates the full actual product cost: FIFO components (including purchases in foreign currency), piece-rate labor by operation, indirect costs (rent, electricity, depreciation), and defects. The figure can be justified to a customer, investor, or auditor.
Data is anonymized at the architecture level, encrypted at rest and in transit, and distributed across independent storage systems in certified EU data centers. Full access belongs exclusively to the system owner — even the Bimp team cannot identify a client from their data. Learn more on the Data security .
Banks: PrivatBank, Monobank (automatic statements). CRM: KeyCRM, SalesDrive. Delivery: Nova Poshta. Marketplaces and websites: Rozetka, Prom, OpenCart, Khoroshop. For everything else, there is an open Bimp API.
We do not leave customers alone with the system. A specialist helps migrate data from Excel or 1C, configure processes, and train the team (from 10 hours of sessions) — without stopping production. Live accounting typically launches in 2–4 weeks. Video guides, a knowledge base, and support chat are available.
Yes. Explore the interactive demo yourself or schedule a demo with a specialist. Data entered during the trial will remain after you move to the full version.
Choose a convenient calendar slot — an engineer will show how the system fits your processes: routing sheets, cost, warehouse, and finance.
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