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Aourix vs MRPeasy for process plants.

MRPeasy is a cloud MRP aimed at manufacturers with 10 to 200 employees, priced per user and set up by the customer. This page looks at how it handles the weekly work of a soap, food or chemical plant, and where a specialist lead-to-cash system fits instead.

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Facts about MRPeasy come from its public documentation and pricing pages, checked on 16 September 2026. Tell us if something has changed.

MRPeasy is honest value for a small workshop that will configure it from the manual, and its finite-capacity scheduling is real. For a process plant the ceiling is low: quality is hold-or-release with no Certificate of Analysis, purchasing has no approved supplier list or three-way match, the customer never signs a quote online, there is no assistant that acts, and support is English-only with no presence in Indonesia. Aourix costs one figure per plant, includes the implementation, and covers the whole flow from enquiry to invoice.

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Bottom line

What you are buyingA capable MRP with a Gantt, lot genealogy and Xero sync, at a published per-user price, that you implement yourself over what the vendor says can be a month to a year.
What you still do not haveA Certificate of Analysis, an approved supplier list, three-way match, online quote acceptance, multi-company, an assistant that acts, or support in Indonesia.
Where Aourix winsThe whole flow for one quote per plant, implemented by our team in four to eight weeks, with QC and CoA, purchasing controls, dispatch paperwork, Genie, and local support in both countries.
Cost

The number nobody puts on the first page.

MRPeasy is priced per user and gated by tier: quality control needs Professional, multiple sites need Enterprise. Implementation is yours to do. Here is what a 20-user plant is looking at.

MRPeasy · 20 users, three years, Enterprise tierAbout US$38,500 over three years, and you do the implementation yourself
  • Enterprise, first 10 users × US$99US$990 a month
  • Users 11 to 20, US$79 per block of tenUS$79 a month
  • Subscription per yearUS$12,828
  • Subscription over three yearsUS$38,484
  • Implementation (self-serve; vendor: a month to a year)your time
  • Paid training sessions or partner consultantsquoted
  • Three-year totalUS$38,484 + your implementation
API and webhooks need the Unlimited tier at US$149 a user. Figures use MRPeasy's published prices in the currency shown, checked 16 September 2026; partner-quoted items are marked as such.
Aourix · the same plantOne quote per plant. Everything in the table included.
  • No per-user seats. The whole plant uses it, from the sales desk to the gate.
  • Lots and expiry, QC with CoA, the scheduling board and Genie are included. Nothing is an add-on.
  • Implementation by the Aourix team is in the quote. Live in four to eight weeks.
  • Local support in Australia and Indonesia, in local hours, included.
  • One figure agreed before we start. No partner day rates, no module list.

MRPeasy is cheap because you are the implementation team and the quality manager fills the CoA gap by hand. Aourix costs one figure, and the implementation, the CoA and the local support are in it.

Who each one is for

Different plants, different answers.

Choose Aourix if

You need QC with a Certificate of Analysis, purchasing controls, a signed-quote-to-invoice flow and export paperwork, and you want the system set up with your own order walked through rather than imported from CSV templates on your own.

Choose MRPeasy if

You have a small team comfortable configuring software from a manual, your quality process is a simple hold and release, and you want a published per-user price with a free trial.

Side by side

Thirteen things a process plant actually needs.

Numbered references point to MRPeasy's own documentation, listed at the bottom of the page. The Aourix column describes what is live today.

What a process plant needsAourixMRPeasy
Built for process manufacturingFormulas, batches, by-products; not discrete assemblyOnly serves process plants: soap and oleochemicals, food and FMCG, chemicals, oil and gas. Industry templates set up products, families and pack sizes on day one.Recipes are bills of materials with revision control, unit conversion and scaling. Co-products are a Professional-tier function with cost allocation limited to the first level of a multi-level order. Chemical and food are named industries; soap and oleochemicals are not. [3] [4] [2]
Lots, expiry and first-expiry-firstLot tracking, shelf life, FEFO pickingEvery receipt carries a lot, expiry and retest date. Picking is first-expiry-first by default; semi-finished goods tracked between lines.Lot numbers per purchased material and production run, expiry dates and default shelf life per item, and first-expiry-first booking to production and to customers. [5] [6]
QC release with certificate of analysisTest results per batch, release gate, CoA documentQC release per batch with a Certificate of Analysis generated from the results, attached to the dispatch.Quality control (Professional tier and above) puts received and finished lots on hold, then approves or rejects them. No test parameters, specification limits or Certificate of Analysis documented. [7]
Live batch scheduling boardDrag a batch onto a line and a day; capacity per lineDrag-and-drop board by line and day, capacity counted in tonnes and batches. Genie places or re-plans a batch on request.Drag-and-drop rescheduling of orders and operations in calendar and Gantt views; the calendar view will not allow a workstation to be overbooked. Passive processing for drying, cooling and quarantine added October 2025. Changeover matrices not documented. [8] [14]
Branded quotes to signed contractQuote PDF, client accept online, contract locks the bill of quantitiesQuotation designer produces the branded PDF; the client accepts or rejects online; the signed quote locks the bill of quantities and becomes the contract.CRM with quotations, customer orders and native invoices as PDF, multi-currency on documents. No online acceptance or e-signature found; the customer portal starts at Professional. [9] [17]
Purchasing with three-way matchRFQ, PO, goods receipt, invoice matched; approved supplier listMaterial request to RFQ to purchase order to goods receipt, matched three ways against the supplier invoice. Approved supplier list enforced.RFQs, purchase orders, partial receipts and vendor purchase terms. Vendor invoices are entered against the PO; no automated three-way match or approved supplier list documented. [10] [11]
Dispatch paperwork from the orderPacking list, gate pass, VGM, certificate of originDispatch wizard records weights and VGM and prints the packing list, gate pass and CoA from the order.Shipments and pick lists from customer orders. Packing list with weights, gate pass and verified gross mass documents were not found. [9]
Multi-company and multi-currencyOne login across group companies; quotes and POs in any currencyOne login across group companies with the right role in each; quotes, POs and invoices natively multi-currency.Multiple sites and stocks are an Enterprise function with enforced transfer orders. One base currency per account; multi-legal-entity consolidation not documented. [12] [13]
AI that does work, with approvalAsk by voice, plan batches, raise requests; a person approvesGenie answers by text or voice with a chart, creates leads and plans, resolves schedule clashes and runs Meeting Mode. Every action waits for approval.A support chatbot and, since May 2026, AI sales forecasting from order history on Enterprise and Unlimited. No AI that creates orders, reschedules production or drafts quotes. [15] [14]
Works with your accounting systemOwn ledger vs hand-off to Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks, SAPNo general ledger by design, so you keep the accounting system you have. Journal export with your chart of accounts mapped once is standard; a direct integration with Xero, MYOB, QuickBooks or SAP is available as an integration project on request.Built-in Xero and QuickBooks Online integration posting sales, purchases, inventory, WIP and COGS journals. No MYOB integration found. Tax is a generic rate: no BAS or e-Faktur handling. [19] [17]
Time to go liveFrom signed order to first real order in the systemMost plants are live in 4 to 8 weeks, implemented by the Aourix team: industry template, products and stock loaded, one real order walked through before switch-over.Self-serve: CSV import in a prescribed ten-step order, with paid training and partner consultants available. The vendor's own guidance says a project can take from a month to a year. [16]
Pricing modelPublished or quoted; per user, per module, per siteOne quote per plant that covers every row in this table: no per-user seats, no add-ons for lots, QC or scheduling, implementation and Genie included. Quick Start, Multi-Plant or Bespoke.Published in US dollars: Starter $49, Professional $69, Enterprise $99, Unlimited $149 per user per month, then $79 per ten users from the eleventh. QC needs Professional; multi-site and approvals need Enterprise; API needs Unlimited. [17]
Presence in Australia and IndonesiaLocal support hours, currency, tax localisationHead office in Melbourne and a local support team in Indonesia. Customers in both countries, supported in their own business hours, in English and Bahasa Indonesia.Bahasa Indonesia is one of 35 interface languages, but support is English-only with no published hours. No Australian BAS or Indonesian e-Faktur handling; no local office or partner programme found. [18] [15]
Built inPartialAdd-on or partnerNot available
Where MRPeasy is stronger
  • Full MRP calculation: material requirements, critical on-hand alerts and forecast-driven procurement.
  • Finite-capacity shop-floor scheduling with a workstation-loading Gantt and drag-and-drop rescheduling of individual operations.
  • End-to-end lot genealogy from supplier lot to customer shipment, with FEFO booking and shelf-life fields.
  • Batch costing with co-product cost allocation and actual-versus-planned cost per manufacturing order.
  • Accounting sync that posts inventory, WIP, finished goods and COGS journals straight into Xero or QuickBooks Online.
  • Shop-floor execution: kiosk operation reporting, barcodes and an approval system, plus a free trial and a published price list.
Where Aourix is stronger
  • QC with specifications and a Certificate of Analysis generated from the results, not just hold and release.
  • Purchasing controls a buyer expects: approved supplier list, RFQs to several suppliers, three-way match against the supplier invoice.
  • Quote to signed contract: branded PDF, online acceptance, and a locked bill of quantities the invoice must match.
  • Dispatch paperwork from the order: packing list with weights, gate pass, verified gross mass and CoA.
  • Genie works, not just forecasts: ask by voice, create leads, plan batches, raise material requests, with every action waiting for approval.
  • Implementation done with you: industry template, your products and stock loaded, one real order walked through, live in four to eight weeks with support in Australian business hours.

Running both

MRPeasy plants usually run Xero or QuickBooks as the ledger. Aourix keeps that arrangement: journal export with your chart of accounts mapped once is standard, and a direct integration is available as a project.

Questions

What plants ask when comparing Aourix and MRPeasy.

Recipes are bills of materials with revision control, unit conversion and scaling. Co-products and by-products are a Professional-tier function; the vendor documents that cost allocation only works at the first level of a multi-level manufacturing order.

Bring us one real order. We'll run it through Aourix on the call.

A 45-minute working session with someone who knows process plants. Melbourne-based, working across APAC.

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