Production & job work tracking
Work orders, stage-wise floor recording, material issue and return, and full visibility on material lying with job workers.
Details →Indian factories run on outsourced processes, partial batches, rework and relationships. Most ERP products do not model any of that. We build for the floor as it actually is.
You send out, you get back less. Whether the loss is normal or not, nobody has the data to say. Over a year the number is significant.
Your BOM says what should be used. If nobody records what was used, wastage and pilferage stay invisible until stock does not tally.
Sales commits a date, the floor finds out later whether it was possible. Late deliveries cost you customers and priority reshuffling costs you efficiency.
Rework happens at the machine and gets fixed. It never appears in a report, so you cannot tell which stage or material is causing it.
You find out your margin when the accounts close. Which product and which customer actually make money is never clear when you are quoting.
Work orders, stage-wise floor recording, material issue and return, and full visibility on material lying with job workers.
Details →Real stock across raw material, WIP, finished goods and job-worker locations — with reorder levels based on actual consumption.
Details →Material at actual, labour by time, job work charges and overhead — so you know the real cost before you quote the next one.
Attendance, shifts, overtime and independent tracking of contractor workforce so contractor bills get verified.
Details →Indent to PO to GRN to invoice matching, with vendor performance on quality and delivery recorded rather than remembered.
Production against plan, pending orders, stock position, outstanding and today's dispatches — on your phone each morning.
That is the make-or-break question and we design around it. Floor recording is reduced to a scan and a tap on a shared tablet at the station — no typing, no English required, works offline.
We pilot with one line and one supervisor, change what does not work, and only then roll out. Systems that fail on the floor usually failed because nobody watched the floor first.
No. Tally stays for accounting, and we connect the operations system to it so entries flow automatically. See Tally automation.
Yes, and it is usually the reason a factory calls us rather than buying a product. Material sent out is tracked as your stock at the job worker's location with expected return, actual return, loss percentage and ageing on anything outstanding.
Our first phase typically goes live in eight to twelve weeks, and for factories we normally sequence production or stores first because that is where the loss is largest and the return fastest.
Most factory owners have never had that number. The free audit produces it, along with the two or three other places margin is leaking.