SECTORS
Product cost decides the margin. And it lives in a spreadsheet.
In manufacturing, the figure that governs the result is unit cost — and it is usually kept by hand, in a bill of materials that goes stale. LeverPro feeds that bill with purchasing and inventory from the ERP, and margin per product stops depending on typing.
Companies already operating on LeverPro
5 business days
for the P&L to be ready at Distrivisa — before, it only closed on the 15th
Distrivisa
+100
ERPs integrated natively, the Brazilian ones included
12
native surfaces reading the same base
ISO 27001
information security management
WHAT HOLDS IT UP TODAY
Product cost is kept by hand, and arrives late
None of these is the team's lack of effort. They are limits of where the data lives.
The bill of materials depends on typing
The input's cost changed in the ERP and the bill of materials never knew. The margin calculated on it is wrong, and nobody notices until the close.
Cost arrives after the pricing decision
The price is built on last month's cost, because the current month's only exists once accounting closes.
Allocation is a black box
Indirect expense is allocated by a criterion that lives in a spreadsheet, and the result by product line does not survive a single question.
WHAT CHANGES
The bill of materials fed by the ERP, and margin coming from the P&L
The bill of materials is fed by the ERP
Purchasing and inventory feed unit cost, and the bill of materials stops depending on someone keeping a spreadsheet up to date.
ABC curve of inputs in plain sight
Which inputs drive the cost is a reading of the data, not a study. Attention goes where the money is.
Price built on today's cost
With cost building up as the operation happens, pricing stops using last month's picture.
Margin per product on the P&L base
The result by line comes from the same engine that closes the month, so it is not a second truth that diverges at the close.
FROM INPUT TO MARGIN
Three steps, no typing
Cost builds up while the operation happens.
Reads the ERP
Purchasing, inventory and production, where they are already recorded.
Builds the cost
The bill of materials kept fed, with an ABC curve of inputs.
Opens up the margin
Result by product and by line, on the base that closes the P&L.
Thirty minutes on how your planning runs today.
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“LeverPro brought simplicity and speed to our day-to-day: faster budgets, automatic analysis and detail down to the journal entry, with no rework in Excel.”
Dengo Chocolates · Food & Retail
QUESTIONS
What people usually ask
If yours is not here, ask — we reply within one business day.
Do you integrate with our manufacturing ERP?
Where is the bill of materials kept?
Can we see which inputs drive the cost?
What about allocating indirect expenses?
Does this work for the food industry?
RECOGNITION
Four years running in the 100 Open Startups ranking.
HOW YOUR DATA IS KEPT
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Who gets in
Corporate authentication through the identity provider the company already uses.
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Who sees what
Permission by area and by slice, on the same base — with no copy of the file.
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Where the figure came from
A trail from the consolidated figure to the source accounting entry.
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How the data comes out
Export guaranteed. The data belongs to your company.
Let's look at your budget cycle
Thirty minutes with people who do this every day, about how your planning runs today.
You leave knowing what can be solved first — or with us telling you it doesn't make sense.
No spam and no mailing list — we reply within one business day.
What happens in the conversation
- You tell us how planning runs today
- We point out what can be solved first
- Where LeverPro fits into your ERP and your spreadsheets
- Or we tell you it doesn't make sense, and that's that
How your data is kept
ISO 27001LGPDSSO / SAMLExportable data