Dealer order: 620 MTB 29
A confirmed dealer order enters VELO with variant, promise date and dealer credit context.
BUILT FOR THE BICYCLE INDUSTRY
Manufacturing is where VELO begins. Product, supply, factory, stores, trade, finance, people, service and the digital bicycle run on one shared operating layer.
Start inside the factory. Expand across suppliers, distributors, dealers, service centres and every bicycle you build.
Representative sample data
Large / Matte Black / Rev R04
ACTUAL VELO OS
The website no longer has to imagine VELO. The real product already runs demand planning, factory execution, Digital Bicycle records and CEO cost control in one operating layer.
THE DIGITAL BICYCLE
This is where VELO becomes bicycle-native. The Digital Bicycle connects configuration, BOM, cost, stock, engineering memory and factory readiness to one living product object.
The real VELO product already treats the bicycle as a live identity rather than only a SKU. Product decisions, BOM impact, readiness, cost and service stay connected.
LIVE MODULES IN VELO TODAY
These are the screens already emerging inside the live product and they tell a stronger story than fictional mockups ever could.
REAL VELO FLOW
This is what the live VELO screens already show: sequencing, dependency logic and cost visibility moving together across the same operating layer.
EXPLORE VELO
Start with the homepage story, then enter the real VELO experiences below. Each destination focuses on one operating lens of the system.
Enter the full VELO OS tour and explore the real operating logic from product definition through factory, trade and CEO control.
Explore VELO OS02 - FACTORY IN ACTIONFollow demand, planning, build, allocation and dispatch in the same narrative that the live product is already demonstrating.
Watch the flow03 - BICYCLE MANUFACTURERSSee how VELO handles variants, BOMs, components, stores, production, quality, dispatch, dealers and staff dependency.
Explore manufacturing04 - E-BIKE MANUFACTURERSConnect battery, BMS, motor, controller, firmware, charger and serial-level traceability to the same operating layer.
Explore e-bike05 - MULTI-PLANT ENTERPRISEShared procurement, cross-plant inventory, capacity, permissions, finance and executive intelligence across the enterprise.
Explore enterpriseTHE BICYCLE ADVANTAGE
A broad ERP can manage products. VELO is designed to understand the relationships that make a bicycle manufacturable, traceable and serviceable.
THE INDUSTRY LAYER
The manufacturer is the anchor. Over time the same VELO platform can connect suppliers, distributors, dealers, service centres and the bicycle itself.
VELO Switch
Start by integrating with the systems you already use. When you are ready, move historical and live business data into VELO with reconciliation instead of starting over.
BOOK A VELO FACTORY DEMO
Built for bicycle manufacturers starting at 25,000 bicycles per year and scaling to complex multi-plant operations.
A self-guided tour of how VELO connects product, materials, factory execution, dealers, people, finance, service and the permanent Digital Bicycle record.
VELO watches production, materials, dispatch and people availability so management sees what needs a decision now.
of 23,060 bicycles planned
2 lines on plan, paint at 91%
29-inch rims short against confirmed plan
bicycles packed for Delhi NCR dealer order
Stores Manager Absent - Backup assigned
VELO MTB 29 - 48 linked components
Rim shortage threatens Friday plan. Draft PO ready.
4,000 invoiced vs 3,968 QC accepted. Difference held.
620 bikes ready. Vehicle assignment pending.
Can we produce 18,000 MTB 29s without delaying confirmed dealer orders?
One product object holds the image, variant, revision, cost, manufacturing release, serial logic and service identity of the bicycle.
29 inch trail mountain bicycle. Large frame. Matte Black. Revision R04.
Passed
Frame, fork, rim, tyre and brake rules align to revision R04.
Material, labour, paint, packaging and freight assumptions are locked by revision.
R03 to R04 updated rim supplier and brake rotor with full downstream impact trace.
Approved for live production routing and downstream dealer / service identity.
Approved supplier, MOQ, lead time, quality score and commercial terms.
Demand netted against on-hand, reserved, inbound and safety stock.
Required before next confirmed build window.
Ready for approval
Quantity and required date calculated from plan.
Open, acknowledged, partial, delayed and received status visible together.
Alternative approved source can be compared before escalation.
Supplier batch, sample plan and acceptance tied to GRN.
Torque, brake, wheel and assembly checkpoints.
Passed
Release linked to bicycle serial.
Reason, station, component and rework disposition retained.
Defect history feeds supplier score and sourcing decisions.
Final bicycle retains exact production and QC genealogy.
Asset, work centre, condition and availability.
Next PM due in 18 operating hours.
Issue, response, repair and production impact.
Critical spare stock linked to maintenance jobs.
Planned vs unplanned minutes by work centre.
Maintenance windows reflected in line capacity.
3 eligible carriers for current route and load.
Rate, transit time, historical delay and claim rate compared.
Proof-of-delivery status linked to shipment.
Exceptions retained against transporter performance.
Capacity check against carton count and route.
Promised and revised arrival visible to trade team.
Order line carries model, variant, quantity and promise date.
Limit, overdue and release status checked before plan.
Applicable commercial scheme tied to invoice logic.
Dealer sell-through informs demand and replenishment.
Stock visibility by model and variant.
Volume vs plan with regional drill-down.
Dealer outstanding, due dates and ageing.
Supplier liability against accepted material.
Accounting and tax records connected to operations.
VELO MTB 29 cost snapshot by BOM revision.
Matched and unmatched movements surfaced as exceptions.
Management summary from the same underlying transactions.
Shift presence by team and work centre.
Line 2 / Shift B staffing against plan.
Qualified operators and backups visible by task.
Stores Manager Absent - qualified backup routed automatically.
Availability, assignment and eligibility tracked.
Upcoming expiry becomes an exception before assignment.
Claim can resolve to serial, component, supplier and production batch.
Service BOM identifies compatible replacement parts.
Job, technician, diagnosis and closure retained.
Production, QC, dealer, warranty and service timeline in one record.
Affected component batches can resolve to exact bicycle serials.
The product record becomes useful long after invoice creation.
Which confirmed dealer orders are at risk this week, and what should we do first?
29-inch rim shortfall affects MTB 29 plan from Thursday.
Paint work centre is forecast at 97% utilisation Friday.
No confirmed delay yet; two orders have less than one day buffer.
Demand, supplier lead times and line capacity shown together.
Approve Draft PO and pull forward alternate rim inspection.
Every answer points back to the operational records behind it.
Start with VELO without replacing every existing system on Day One.
Preserve source codes, voucher references and historical records while VELO creates its own operational IDs.
Trial balance, AR/AP, stock quantity/value, bank/cash and tax checks should agree before VELO becomes system of record.
Large / Matte Black / Revision R04. 48 linked components, landed cost snapshot, factory release, serial logic, dealer identity and warranty-ready service passport.
5,800 rim shortfall, 8-day lead time, approved supplier and sourcing alternatives.
GRN, QR/barcode, QC hold, Put-away, Bin A-14, Issue to line and transfer.
VELO MTB 29 - serial-linked checks - Final QC: Passed.
Preventive maintenance, breakdowns, spares, downtime and capacity impact.
Packing, invoice readiness, loading, Vehicle assignment and dispatch status.
Transporter options, Route / rate comparison, POD and delay/damage.
620 VELO MTB 29, credit, scheme, Secondary sales, inventory and targets.
Receivables, payables, GST, costing, Bank reconciliation, P&L and cash flow.
Attendance, shifts, Skills matrix, qualified backup routing and training expiry.
Warranty claim, spares, service centre, serial and lifecycle history.
Material risk, capacity risk, delayed dealer order and evidence-backed recommendations.
Source Vault, Mapping, Reconciliation, Parallel run, Cutover and Historical read-only.
Walk through your models, materials, plants, dealers and current systems in a factory demo.
Representative demo data shown above. This Shopify tour does not write production transactions.
Representative demo data. The story remains readable without animation; scroll emphasis only highlights the stage you are viewing.
A confirmed dealer order enters VELO with variant, promise date and dealer credit context.
The system checks the BOM, inventory, supplier availability, line capacity and confirmed commitments before promising production.
The material engine identifies the shortfall before it becomes a line stoppage and compares the required date with supplier lead time.
VELO prepares a Draft PO for approval and proposes the production schedule around available material and capacity.
People availability is checked against the skills matrix. Backup assigned - no production block.
Components are issued to the line, the bicycle is built, serialised and released only after Final QC passes.
Packing, invoice readiness, vehicle assignment, transporter choice and POD become one shipment record.
One bicycle. One digital thread. The finished bicycle keeps its manufacturing identity after it leaves the factory.
VELO connects bicycle configuration, BOM, materials, stores, production, quality, dispatch, dealers, people and cost in one operating layer - without forcing your factory into a generic ERP model.
Wheel size, frame size, colour, geometry, components, engineering revision and routing all influence whether a bicycle can actually be built. VELO keeps those relationships together.
Model, variant, wheel size, frame size, colour, geometry and permanent identity.
Engineering BOM, manufacturing BOM, compatibility and change history.
Shortages, supplier lead times, purchase demand and component availability.
Work orders, routing, output, quality and finished-goods acceptance.
The same bicycle record can move from customer demand to planning, material checks, build, quality, allocation, dispatch and service.
The live product is already being shaped around demand, factory execution, Digital Bicycle records and CEO-level cost visibility.
Keep finance, purchasing and inventory discipline, but add the bicycle semantics horizontal ERP usually does not understand.
GRN, QC hold, put-away, bins, issue, return, transfer and cycle count.
Incoming, line and final checks tied to components, work orders and serials.
Skills, shifts and backup routing reduce reliance on one employee remembering the process.
See manufacturing cost, material risk, output and decisions without chasing departments.
Start with product and factory execution. Expand into trade, finance, people, service and the wider bicycle network.
Mechanical product data is only half the story. VELO can connect frame, battery, BMS, motor, controller, display, charger, Firmware, Wiring harness and Sensor traceability to one Digital Bicycle.
Representative demo data. The sales page shows traceability relationships; it does not flash firmware or write production transactions.
Compatibility is not only wheel size and frame geometry. Battery envelope, motor mount, controller, harness, display, sensor and firmware family all become part of the product rule set.
Pack dimensions, mount, voltage family and model rules.
Mount type, crank interface, gearing and torque envelope.
Voltage, current, communication and approved combination.
Recorded firmware / service record by configuration and bicycle serial.
Harness revision, connector set, torque sensor and speed sensor relationships.
Approved charger, plug standard and regional configuration.
Battery and electrical failures are expensive when the factory cannot isolate which serials, supplier batches, firmware families or production windows are affected.
Supplier batch, visual checks, voltage and sample acceptance.
Pack identification, charge state, BMS response and acceptance result.
Motor assist, display, sensors and system response before release.
Claim follows battery serial, bicycle serial, supplier batch and service history.
Motor serial and original build genealogy remain available to service.
Service can record installed firmware and later service events against the bicycle.
Intelligence can surface repeated failures by pack type or production period.
Affected supplier batch can resolve to exact bicycle serials.
Representative intelligence examples connect quality, warranty, component and production records.
Are battery claims increasing for one pack family or production window?
Which planned configurations combine components outside the approved rule set?
Which open orders contain a supplier batch with rising rejection or warranty signals?
Bring your model structure, battery/motor traceability needs and current ERP stack.
Give each plant operational autonomy while corporate teams see shared procurement, cross-plant inventory, finance, capacity, permissions and exceptions from one bicycle-industry data model.
Representative demo data. Plant cards show how VELO could surface output, material risk and dispatch readiness without pretending these are live optimisation results.
Which plant should build the next 18,000 MTB 29s with the least material risk?
Central teams can aggregate component demand, compare supplier commitments and still preserve plant-specific requirements and delivery windows.
29-inch rims: 46,000 pcs across Plant A and Plant B.
Lead time, capacity, quality history and commercial terms visible together.
Draft group PO can preserve plant split and required dates.
A representative rule can compare shortage at one plant with excess stock at another before creating new external demand.
Roles can follow the organisation without forcing a wide permission spreadsheet on daily users.
Group visibility, shared procurement, consolidated finance and executive intelligence.
Plant-local planning, production, stores, maintenance and quality operations.
Role-specific transactions and approval queues.
Read-only operational and financial history with immutable evidence.
User, role and configuration governance.
Exceptions and decisions without daily transaction clutter.
Consolidation can sit alongside plant-level ledgers, receivables, payables, stock valuation and manufacturing costing.
Plant-level operating view.
Cash requirements and movements across entities.
Quantity and valuation by plant and warehouse.
Compare model cost and variance across plants.
These are integration/coexistence targets, not claims of certified connectors. VELO can be designed to exchange data with incumbent systems as rollout matures.
Bring your plant structure, existing ERP landscape, dealer footprint and biggest cross-plant operating pain.