1. Received
It arrives with its pieces, materials and 3D files.
Track every order from the moment it arrives until it is invoiced: 3D files, production, quality control, shipping and invoicing in one system. Alset implements it in your lab and connects it to the CAM software and the ERP you already use.
Your CAM software prepares the piece and your ERP invoices it. Everything in between usually lives in spreadsheets, email and phone calls.
When that information isn’t in one place, pieces get lost, shipments are put together by hand and invoicing runs late.
It arrives with its pieces, materials and 3D files.
The file for your CAM software is generated.
The piece is checked before it leaves.
Pieces are grouped by customer or route.
With its delivery note and tracking number.
The delivery is recorded on the order.
Delivered orders are grouped by customer.
The order closes with its full history.
The stages are adjusted to how your lab works and to each type of piece.
For every order, the system generates the file and the manufacturing package your CAM software needs, with the names and folder structure your lab defines. Your team stops re-entering data and renaming files by hand, whether in a dental lab or a milling center.
Delivered orders move to invoicing, grouped by customer with their subtotals. From there, the data is exported ready for your ERP. The system is built to connect to A3, Odoo or CFDI; each integration is defined with you in the assessment.
Beyond crowns, bridges and frameworks, the system handles other product families, such as surgical guides, custom abutments or custom implants. Each family has its own fields, files and stages. It works as an MES (manufacturing execution system) for make-to-order production of custom medical devices.
The system carries your name, logo and colors, and works in English and Spanish. If you run several sites, each one works with its own data, customers and currency.
We review how an order moves through your lab today.
We define stages, CAM and ERP integrations, brand and scope.
With your data and your team.
Monthly, so the system keeps up with your lab.
No. It handles production and hands your ERP the data ready to invoice.
Yes. It generates the files your CAM needs; the format and the data they carry are defined in the assessment.
It is built to. The integration is defined with you based on the ERP you use.
Yes. Each device type is set up as a family with its own fields, files and stages.
Just a call. Tell us how an order moves through your lab today and which systems you use; that is enough to define the scope.
It depends on your volume, the type of pieces and the systems you already use. If your CAM and ERP already work, what is usually missing is the layer that connects production, shipping and invoicing. That is what we implement.
Tell us how your lab works today and we’ll show you where to start.