Software for manufacturers
Custom software that connects your bill of materials, raw material stock, work orders, quality checks and dispatch — so the shop floor and the office finally work from the same numbers.
Where it hurts today
Small and mid-sized manufacturers often run complex operations on remarkably simple tools — and pay for it in delays, shortages and rework.
A job is started, then stops because one component wasn't ordered in time.
How we solve it
BOM-based material requirement checks before a work order is released, with shortage lists sent to purchase.
Supervisors walk the floor to find out where a job is; customers are given delivery dates on hope.
How we solve it
Work orders tracked by stage and machine, with real-time status for planners and sales.
Actual consumption differs from standard, but nobody knows whether it's wastage, theft or a wrong BOM.
How we solve it
Issue and return of material against each work order, with standard vs. actual consumption reports.
Inspection sheets are filed and forgotten; tracing a customer complaint back to a batch takes days.
How we solve it
Digital quality checkpoints with pass/fail, rejection reasons and full batch traceability.
Each team keeps its own records, and the owner spends evenings reconciling them.
How we solve it
One system where purchase, stores, production and dispatch share the same item and stock data.
The flow we connect
We map your actual manufacturing flow and connect each stage, so information moves with the material.
Order with item, quantity and committed date.
BOM explosion against available stock.
Shortages raised as requisitions and POs.
Released to the floor with routing and stages.
Inspection results captured per stage or batch.
Finished goods packed, invoiced and shipped.
What we build
Discrete, batch or job-work — we model your products, routes and stages rather than forcing a generic template.
Multi-level BOMs with versions, alternates and scrap percentages.
Plan work orders against capacity, material availability and delivery dates.
Stage-wise progress, machine and operator assignment, and job cards.
Issue, return and consumption tracking with standard vs. actual analysis.
Inspection plans, checkpoints, rejections, rework and batch traceability.
Material sent out, received back and reconciled with job workers.
Preventive maintenance schedules and breakdown records per machine.
Simple tablet or mobile screens for supervisors, with barcode job cards.
Packing lists, delivery challans, invoices and e-way bill data.
What it can look like
A conceptual production screen: this week's work orders with progress and status, and a BOM check showing which materials are short.
Each work order shows how far it has moved through its routing.
Material checks highlight what's missing before the job stops.
Planners see which batches have cleared inspection and are ready to ship.
Solutions
Not every manufacturer needs a full ERP on day one. We start where the impact is highest.
What changes for the business
Material shortages are visible before a job is released.
Sales can see real production status before committing.
Material variances are measured and explained per job.
Every batch can be traced to its materials, stages and inspections.
Job cards and inspection sheets become digital records.
Production, stock and dispatch in one dashboard.
Typical scenarios
Each plant is different. These are typical starting points.
Engineering components
Food or chemical processing
Packaging or plastics
Illustrative scenarios based on common requirements — not client case studies.
Engineering
Production systems are used by supervisors and operators on the floor. We keep screens simple, make them work on tablets and low-cost Android devices, and keep the data model strict so stock and costing stay consistent.
We connect production software to the tools your accounts and sales teams already depend on.
Integration feasibility depends on each provider's API access and your account plan. We confirm every integration during discovery.
How we work
You always know what is being built, what it costs and what you will receive next.
Workshops with the people who run the process today — what happens, where it breaks, and what must not change.
You receive
We turn requirements into a fixed scope: modules, data model, integrations, roles and a phased release plan.
You receive
Built in short iterations. You review working screens every sprint instead of waiting for a big reveal.
You receive
Automated and manual testing, data migration rehearsals, user training and a controlled go-live.
You receive
After launch we fix issues, monitor the system and add improvements as your team uses it day to day.
You receive
Investment
₹2,00,000
A focused first phase — for example, raw material inventory with BOM-based issue — sits at the starting point. Full production planning and manufacturing ERPs are delivered in phases.
Request a Tailored ProposalMaterial & stores control
Raw material, WIP and finished goods stock with BOM-based issue and reports.
₹2L – ₹4L
Production management
Work orders, routing, shop-floor updates, quality checks and dispatch.
₹4L – ₹10L
Manufacturing ERP
Sales, purchase, production, quality, costing and finance across plants.
₹10L+
Ranges are indicative and exclude third-party licences, hosting and taxes. A fixed quotation follows discovery, once scope is agreed in writing.
Case studies
We publish client work only with written approval.
Many of the systems we build run a company's internal operations, so details stay private by default. During discovery we walk you through relevant work — screens, architecture and how it was delivered — where our agreements allow.
Questions
Straight answers to what buyers usually ask first.
A first phase such as stores and BOM-based material control starts from ₹2 lakh. Production management with work orders and quality typically ranges from ₹4 lakh to ₹10 lakh, and full manufacturing ERPs go beyond that. A fixed quotation follows discovery.
Yes. Job-shop and make-to-order operations are a strong case for custom software, because packaged products are usually designed for repetitive production. We model your actual routing and order flow.
Yes. We design simple tablet and mobile screens, often with barcode job cards, so supervisors can record progress, output and rejections without paperwork.
Yes. Batch-wise material issue, production and inspection can be recorded so any finished batch can be traced to its inputs and quality results.
Yes. Purchase, sales and stock data can be synchronised with Tally so accounts continue in Tally while operations run in the new system.
We roll out in phases, starting with one area such as stores. We migrate masters, train users by role and run parallel checks before switching over completely.
Your data always belongs to you and can be exported at any time. Source-code ownership and licensing are agreed in writing before development begins.
Tell us how you manufacture today and where it hurts most. We'll suggest a practical first phase.
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