A manufacturing ERP connects sales orders, bills of materials, purchase, inventory, production, quality and dispatch, so everyone works from the same numbers. We build manufacturing ERP software for small and mid-sized factories whose processes do not fit a generic ERP.
Tell us about your manufacturing ERP needs
Share your process, users and current tools. We will reply with questions or a plan.
The problem
Production plans in spreadsheets that are out of date by lunchtime.
Stock that is right in the books but wrong on the shelf.
Material shortages discovered only when production stops.
Dispatch, GST invoices and e-way bills prepared by hand.
Modules
Quotations, orders, delivery schedules and order status for customers.
Multi-level BOMs, variants and routing.
Work orders, capacity, material requirements and shop-floor progress.
Raw materials, WIP and finished goods across stores, with batch and serial tracking.
Indents, purchase orders, vendor rates and goods receipt.
Incoming, in-process and final inspection, with rejection tracking.
Packing, dispatch, GST invoices, e-invoices and e-way bills.
Job costing, consumption, scrap and production reports.
Start with the modules you need most and add the rest in later phases.
Connected to the tools and systems you already use.
Each role gets the screens and permissions it needs, on web and mobile.
Custom software is a good fit when
Ready-made software may be enough when
How we work
Discovery
We map your current process, users, data and the systems the software must connect to.
Scope and design
A written scope, screen designs and a phased plan, starting with the modules that matter most.
Build in sprints
Working software every two weeks, so your team can test real screens early.
Data and launch
We migrate your existing data, train your staff and launch in phases.
Support and growth
Maintenance, security updates and new features as your needs change.
Questions
Tell us how you work today and where it hurts. We will suggest the right first phase and send a written estimate, free.
Before you go, get a free, no-obligation estimate for your project.
