Your stock, production and accounts. Finally one app.
MoBusiness is built for Australian light manufacturers and makers. Set up your bill of materials, run a craft batch, invoice the customer and watch it land in your books and your BAS. No separate inventory tool, no Sunday-night spreadsheet catch-up.
Your workshop floor and your accounting, finally the same thing.
Most small manufacturers juggle a stock spreadsheet, a quoting tool and a separate accounting package, and none of them talk to each other. Mo keeps the lot in one place. Build from a bill of materials, craft the batch, invoice the order and do your BAS, all from one login.
See how the money side worksMade for the way you build and sell.
Whether you craft to stock or make to order, Mo speaks your language and runs the way your workshop works.
Food & beverage producers
Recipe-style bills of materials, batch crafting and wholesale invoicing from one catalogue.
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Quote custom jobs, cost from timber and hardware, and track materials against each build.
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Parts catalogue, job materials and quotes tied to the customer and the workshop run.
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Ingredient stock, batch bills of materials and costing that rolls up before you label and ship.
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Multi-SKU stock, component short alerts and reorder levels before a run stalls out.
Packaging softwarePrint & signage workshops
Quote the job, pull materials onto the run and invoice when the order ships.
Print shop softwareTextile & apparel makers
Raw fabric and trims in stock, finished garments crafted and sold from one catalogue.
Apparel maker softwareAssembly & kit builders
Build kits from a bill of materials, craft in batches and see components tick down automatically.
Kit assembly softwareCustom workshops
Make-to-order quotes, craft runs and wholesale or retail invoicing from the same stock.
Workshop softwareFrom raw materials to BAS, sorted.
Here's a production run on Mo, start to finish, without a single bit of double handling.
Catalogue materials and finished goods
Keep raw materials and finished products in one place, with cost and sell price side by side. Set min, max and reorder levels so you know what to buy before a run stalls, and track stock across warehouse locations if you have more than one.
Build the bill of materials
Define what goes into each finished product: components, quantities and scrap rates. The standard cost rolls up from the materials on its own, so you see your margin before anything leaves the bench.
Quote or take the order
Price a custom run or a wholesale order from your catalogue, send the quote across and convert it to an invoice when the customer says yes. Make-to-order and make-to-stock both start here.
Craft the batch
Hit craft now on a bill-of-materials product and Mo creates a manufacturing action on your to-do list. Complete the run and components come down, finished goods go up, with scrap factored in. No manual stock journal.
Invoice and get paid
Turn the order into an invoice with GST worked out for you. The customer pays online or you record the payment, and the money lands in your books through bank feeds and reconciliation.
BAS without the panic
Every sale, purchase and expense is already in Mo, so your BAS is ready when you are. Invite your accountant in to check it over and lodge it with you.
Run it from the workshop floor.
The whole business fits in your pocket. Check component stock, start a craft run, see what's in WIP and raise an invoice when the batch ships, whether you're on the bench or out seeing a customer.
Bring your accountant in. Let them do their thing.
No more emailing spreadsheets back and forth, or handing over a shoebox at tax time. Invite your accountant or bookkeeper straight into Mo, and they work from the same live numbers you do.
Live, not a file dump
They see your books as they happen, so there's no exporting and no wondering which version is the right one.
You stay in control
Give them your finances and BAS only, not your leads, jobs or customers. Add them in a couple of minutes, and switch it off whenever you like.
A hand when it counts
Your accountant can tidy the books and check your BAS with you before the deadline, right inside Mo.
Replace a $360 stack with one $99 bill.
An inventory tool, a quoting app, an accounting package and a spreadsheet for BOMs runs about $120 per user, per month.
For a three-person workshop that's roughly $360 a month. That's four logins, four bills, and the stock never quite matching the books. Mo Micro is $99 a month for the lot, with three users included.
No feature gating, either. Every plan has every feature, and you only pay more when you add more people to the team.
Start free trial →Typical standalone software prices.
Source: Capterra Australia
Built for Aussie rules, not bolted on.
The obligations that keep workshop owners up at night are wired into Mo from the ground up, not added on later as an extra you pay for.
Put the paperwork on autopilot. Get back to making things.
Start free for seven days, no card needed to look around. Bring the whole team, there are no per-seat surprises, just one simple bill.
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