Adiasoft Production Software

Overview

Adiasoft brings production orders, material requirements and cost tracking into a broader business platform. The central appeal is the link between production and purchasing, sales, accounting and other modules; the trade-off is that the free plan is capped and its tax-filing reach is limited. E-invoices are filed with SUNAT in Peru, while in 16 other countries the system is configured but does not file documents with the tax authority.

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

Key features

The master production schedule combines demand and capacity, while multilevel bill-of-materials calculations generate purchase requirements. This makes the planning useful to teams that want procurement tied to production needs, provided they maintain the demand plans and product structures the calculations depend on.

Manufacturing orders can be followed by process stage, shift and daily output. Recording actual material, labor and overhead costs per order gives managers a view of costs alongside progress. Paid plans add production reports, capacity and work centers, routings, quality control, waste and rework tracking, lot and serial traceability, and OEE indicators. This is a substantial set of factory controls, but teams that need those paid-plan features should account for the subscription cost.

Production connects to sales and e-invoicing, purchasing, CRM, treasury, accounting, payroll, supplier portal, quality control and machine maintenance. Corporate lists a payment gateway for Visa, MasterCard and AmEx. Optional IoT integration can bring in machine telemetry, plant sensors and line counters, which may suit operations seeking machine data alongside production records, but it is an add-on rather than a standard inclusion.

Its AI scope is restrained: OCR reads purchase-invoice photos for user review, and reports use explainable statistics. Adiasoft says it does not provide autonomous agents or SKU-level demand forecasts, so buyers seeking those capabilities should look elsewhere.

Pricing

Adiasoft uses a freemium model, with paid plans billed monthly and VAT included.

• Plan Gratuito — 0.00 USD per 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. It is a limited way for a small operation to manage internal records, not a substitute for compliant invoicing or broader access.
• Plan Pyme — 120.00 USD per month: Up to seven branches and unlimited users. It excludes online store/e-commerce and HR/payroll, so it fits firms that need production and core business modules but can do without those functions.
• Plan Corporativo — 250.00 USD per month: Up to 20 branches and unlimited users. The mobile offline app and IoT integration are optional add-ons. Its branch allowance makes it the better fit for larger operations, though the optional extras can matter to plants that need offline work or machine connectivity.

Platforms

Adiasoft runs in the cloud and is listed for web use. Its any-device access and automatic backups suit teams that want cloud deployment; buyers requiring a self-hosted installation should consider another product.

Who it's for

Factories and industrial plants are the stated audience. The combination of MRP, demand and capacity planning, production orders, stage-level tracking and connected business modules suits manufacturers seeking one platform across production and administration. The free plan is most relevant for a small internal-control workload; operations needing more than two users, more than one branch or tax-valid filing need a paid plan or another arrangement. Large operations are the intended audience for Corporate.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Demand-and-capacity planning feeds multilevel BOM requirements into purchasing, linking production plans to material needs.
• Pro: Order tracking by stage, shift and daily output is paired with actual material, labor and overhead costs, giving operations a cost view as well as progress records.
• Pro: Connected modules span production and business operations, with paid plans adding traceability, quality, rework and OEE controls.
• Con: The free tier allows only two users and one branch, and its 100 monthly documents are internal-control only, not tax-valid.
• Con: E-invoicing does not file with tax authorities in 16 configured countries, a material limitation for businesses that need local tax submission there.
• Con: Offline mobile use and IoT integration are optional Corporate add-ons, and the Pyme plan excludes e-commerce and HR/payroll.

Alternatives

For a broader comparison, browse Production Planning Software. Consider MRP One if a capped free tier suits a single user: its free plan permits 12 workcenters, 15 workers, 25 active orders and a 1 GB database, with daily archives kept for seven days. Odoo Manufacturing may suit buyers seeking a free manufacturing app with unlimited users, or a route to all apps through its Standard or Custom plans.

Katana is another free-tier option: its permanent plan has no expiry or credit-card requirement and allows 30 SKUs, unlimited users, integrations and inventory locations. For a paid ERP with implementation costs that vary by user count, process complexity, data migration, functions and adjustments, consider abas ERP. Epicor Kinetic is an alternative organized around a platform core, cloud package, concurrent-user licenses and industry bundles.

NETVIBES, Interal Production and PlanetTogether APS are also options to compare; the latter offers subscription or perpetual licensing, with subscription fees paid annually in advance.

Verdict

Adiasoft is a strong fit for factories that want production planning, order tracking and costs connected to purchasing and back-office modules, especially where its Peru tax filing applies. The main reasons to choose another system are the free plan's tight user and document caps, the filing limitation outside Peru, or the need for offline mobile access and IoT without optional Corporate add-ons.