NAVIS brings inventory, procurement, financial operations, and manufacturing resource planning together in a single platform. It's the operational and business backbone that keeps a defense manufacturing or workforce program running.
NAVIS is BG Workforce Solutions' enterprise resource planning platform, purpose-built for the operational realities of defense manufacturing and workforce programs. It brings inventory, procurement, financial operations, and manufacturing resource planning into a single system of record, so program teams are working from the same data instead of reconciling spreadsheets across departments.
Where Omnis manages the people side of readiness, training, qualifications, and asset condition, NAVIS manages the business side: what's in stock, what's on order, what it costs, and what capacity is available to build or repair it.
Track parts, materials, and equipment across locations with a live, auditable record instead of periodic manual counts.
Manage purchase orders, vendor records, and approvals in one workflow, from requisition through receipt.
Connect budgets, costs, and invoicing to the operational data driving them, so financial reporting reflects what's actually happening.
Plan production and repair capacity against real demand, material availability, and labor scheduling.
Give program leadership a real-time operational and financial picture instead of a month-end reconciliation.
Built on an open-source core, so your organization is never locked into a single vendor's roadmap or pricing.
Workflows, reporting, and integrations are tailored to the mission, not forced into a generic commercial template.
Built to support CAC and PIV smart card authentication, meeting the identity standards government users already work under.
Manage multiple sites, facilities, or programs from a single platform instead of disconnected local instances.
One system of record for operational and business data, so every team is working from the same numbers.
Deploy on-premises, in an IL4 environment, or both, adapting to network, security, and connectivity requirements as they change.
Because NAVIS isn't locked to a single vendor's release cycle, your organization stays in control of what gets built next.