Welcome to FabHub
FabHub is a workflow-driven Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP) platform designed to bring structure, visibility, and control to your operations.
This documentation is your guide to understanding how FabHub works, how each module connects, and how to use the system effectively in real-world production environments.
What FabHub Helps You Do
FabHub is built to replace disconnected tools and manual processes with a single, structured system.
With FabHub, you can:
- Manage production workflows from request to completion
- Connect inventory directly to operations and transactions
- Track orders across buying, selling, making, and servicing
- Monitor stock levels, movements, and availability in real time
- Standardize processes across teams and roles
Every action in FabHub is designed to reflect real operation flow, not isolated data entry.
How to Use This Documentation
This documentation is organized to help you navigate FabHub step by step:
- Getting Started: Set up your organization, users, and basic configurations
- Main Modules: Core operational workflows such as Items, Buy, Sell, Make, Check, and Fix
- Stock Modules: Inventory management including stock levels, transfers, adjustments, and stock takes
- Other Features: Dashboard, analytics, roles, and permissions, and system-wide tools
Each section includes:
- Clear explanations of how features work
- Step-by-step usage guidance
- Best practices to improve efficiency
- Notes and warnings where relevant
How FabHub is Structured
FabHub is built around connected workflows, not isolated features.
Instead of managing:
- Orders in one place
- Inventory in another
- Approvals somewhere else
FabHub connects them into a single system where:
- Actions trigger updates automatically
- Data stays consistent across modules
- Teams work within the same operational flow
Best Way to Get Started
If you're new to FabHub, follow this order:
- Set up your Organization and Locations
- Add your Items and stock structure
- Configure Users, Roles, and Permissions
- Start using core workflows like Buy, Sell, or Make
- Use the Dashboard to monitor activity and performance
For Developers
Building integrations? Use the Developer Platform for API authentication, OpenAPI reference, SDK setup, MCP tools, signed webhooks, errors, pagination, rate limits, idempotency, and versioning policy.