ERP software for your kind of factory

Cutting & grinding

Cutting and grinding shops live on shift output, wheel and blade consumption and rework. Almost all of it is written on a shift slip that nobody adds up before month-end.

Fabrication & sheet metal

Fabrication is measured in cut plans, weld joints and man-hours. Material issued against a job and the offcut that comes back are where the margin quietly disappears.

CNC & job work

Job shops run dozens of small orders at once. The question that costs money is simply which order is where, and whether the rate quoted still covers the cycle time being taken.

Foundry & casting

Melt to finished casting is a chain of yields. Heat-wise charge mix, pouring, knockout and final rejection each lose a little, and only a running record shows where.

Plastics & moulding

Moulding profit is decided by cycle time, mould downtime and regrind discipline — three things that a paper shift report cannot show in time to act.

Auto components

OEM and tier-1 customers ask for on-time delivery data, batch traceability and inspection records — on their timeline, not yours. Paper records make every request a scramble.

Panels & switchgear

Panel building is engineered-to-order: a bill of material that keeps changing until the last wire, and a drawing revision that must match what the shop actually built.

Pharma & chemicals

Batch manufacturing records, in-process checks and deviation notes must be complete, signed and retrievable. Paper batch files are complete only until an inspector picks one at random.

Food processing

Perishable input, batch-coded output and FSSAI expectations mean the record has to be created as the work happens, not reconstructed afterwards.

Textiles & garments

Loom or line output, contract labour and job-work processing sit in different books. Style-wise or quality-wise profitability only appears when they are joined.

Packaging & printing

Make-ready waste, substrate consumption and job changeovers decide whether a print job was profitable. Most units find out from the monthly stock difference.

Make-to-order engineering

Every order is its own small project: drawing revisions, long-lead bought-outs, staged manufacture and site work. One late bought-out item slips the whole delivery.

Wire, cable & metal

Continuous processing measured in weight and length. Drawing, annealing and stranding each lose material, and coil-wise reconciliation is the only way to see it.

Furniture & woodworking

Cut-to-size boards, finishing stages and custom sizes make yield the whole game. Paper cutting lists cannot tell you how much board a job really consumed.