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Manufacturing software

The shop floor and the ledger,finally agreeing.

Production, inventory, quality and costing on one system — with machine data where it earns its keep.

What we hear

The problems that actually come up.

01

Production data arrives late

Output is recorded on paper and entered the next morning, so planning always runs a day behind.

02

Costing is guesswork

Actual material and labour per job isn't captured, so job profitability is an estimate.

03

Stock variance

Raw material and WIP figures drift from physical stock, and reconciliation is a monthly event.

04

Quality tracked on paper

Rejections and rework are logged in registers, so root-cause analysis is impossible.

05

Machine data stays on the machine

PLCs and sensors hold the truth about downtime, and it never reaches anyone who could act.

What we build

Systems built for manufacturing.

Production planning

Work orders, routing, capacity and schedule against real availability.

Shop floor capture

Tablet or barcode entry at the station, so data lands as it happens.

BOM & costing

Multi-level bills of material with actual versus standard cost per job.

Quality management

Inspection plans, rejection logging and root-cause reporting.

Maintenance

Preventive schedules and breakdown tracking against each machine.

IoT integration

Machine uptime, cycle counts and OEE where the sensors already exist.

Compliance

We know your list before you send it.

We build to these requirements from the start. Retrofitting compliance costs more than designing for it.

We're engineers, not regulatory counsel — your legal team signs off. Our job is to make sure the architecture never makes compliance impossible.

ISO 9001
Document control, traceability and non-conformance records.
GST & e-way bill
Job work challans, e-invoicing and transport documentation.
Factories Act
Shift, overtime and statutory register requirements.
Product traceability
Batch and lot tracking for recall capability.

Ready to deploy

Products already built for manufacturing.

If one of these fits, you could be live in weeks rather than months — and we'll tell you honestly if it does.

FAQ

Manufacturing questions.

Usually. Modern PLCs expose OPC-UA or Modbus, and we can read from most SCADA systems. Older machines may need a retrofit sensor. We assess your specific equipment during discovery rather than promising blind.

Rarely. Most manufacturers keep Tally for statutory accounting and use a custom system for operations, with transactions syncing across. That avoids retraining accounts while giving the shop floor something usable.

Only if entry takes seconds. We design shop-floor capture around barcode scans and single taps on a tablet, not forms — an operator with gloves on will not fill in a web form.

Yes — outward and inward challans, material reconciliation with the job worker and the GST documentation that goes with it.

Talk to us

Tell us about your manufacturing project.

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A range is fine. It helps us scope honestly.

What are you building, what's the problem, and what does success look like?

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