Yes, definitely. Airtable can be used to build an ERP-style system for a mattress factory, especially if you want something customized to your actual workflow.
You could have modules for raw materials and inventory, suppliers/purchasing, BOMs, production orders, quality control, finished goods, sales/orders, expenses, and management dashboards.
The key would be designing the database around your factory’s workflow first, then connecting the different processes with automations so things like material usage, stock levels, production quantities, and costs update automatically.
If you share a little about how your factory currently handles production, inventory, and sales, I’d be happy to suggest how I’d structure the Airtable system.
You certainly can, and the benefits are that you can design everything around how your specific factory runs. The downside is, for it to work effectively you need a good high-level understanding of data-structures & workflows, or pay a consultant to set it up for you.
Out of interest what led you to Airtable vs standard ERP or MRP solutions?
You can absolutely build a custom ERP system for your mattress factory, but it is a massive undertaking. Mattress manufacturing has highly specific requirements such as managing multi-layered bills of materials (foam, springs, fabric, quilting) and tracking custom dimensions making a tailored solution highly valuable if off-the-shelf software is too rigid.