ΣEM - Boost Your Manufacturing Efficiency 🚀

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Why ΣEM ?

Manufacturing often faces a gap between quoting and production. ΣEM bridges that gap, providing an all-in-one solution for:

• 🔄 Real-Time Production Tracking: From quote to delivery, track orders and production progress seamlessly.
• 🤝 CRM & Order Management: Integrated tools to streamline business processes and customer relationships.
• 📦 Stock & Resource Management: Optimize inventory, raw materials, and resources with ease.
• 🌐 Community-Driven: Open-source with ongoing improvements from a passionate developer community.

Try the Demo 👀

Demo page

login : contact@wem-project.org

Password : password

Install 👷

for test or help to develop follow this link : wiki page (install to dev)

for run to production, follow this link : wiki page (install to run)

Post-installation configuration

Before adding lines to a quote, set a Default VAT and a Default Unit. In the application, go to Accounting → VAT, then to Methods → Units and mark an item as the default value. Without these settings, it is impossible to add lines to a quote.

Project structure at a glance

• app/Http/Controllers — API and web controllers for quotes, production, inventory, and CRM modules.
• app/Models — Eloquent models representing core business entities (orders, products, stocks, etc.).
• database/migrations — Schema definitions for ERP and MES tables, including BOMs, routings, and stock movements.
• resources/js — Vue.js front-end code compiled via Laravel Mix (see webpack.mix.js).
• resources/views — Blade templates for server-rendered pages and layouts.
• docker/ and docker-compose.yaml — Development stack definitions (PHP-FPM, Nginx, database, Redis).

Local development (without Docker)

Use this workflow if you prefer running the stack natively:

cp .env.example .env             # Configure your environment variables
composer install                 # Install PHP dependencies
php artisan key:generate         # Generate the application key
php artisan migrate --seed       # Create and seed the database
npm install                      # Install JS dependencies
npm run dev                      # Build front-end assets (use npm run watch for active dev)
php artisan serve                # Start the application at http://localhost:8000

Running the test suite

Execute the backend tests with:

php artisan test

You can also target a subset of tests by appending the --filter option.

Docker setup

A docker-compose configuration is provided for local development. Start the stack with:

docker compose up --build

The application will be available at http://localhost:45060.

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