Built for the way India makes, trades and serves.

Best forTier-2 and Tier-3 OEM suppliers, forging and machining shops, aftermarket part makers

OEM schedules set the pace. Every part number has its own routing, and plating, heat-treatment and machining go out to job-workers.

• Multi-level BOM and operation routing for every part number
• Job work for plating, heat-treatment and machining: challan out, inspected on return
• Lot-wise traceability from raw material to the dispatched consignment
• Aftermarket dealer price lists with quantity slabs

Best forFormulation units, third-party and loan-licence manufacturers, pharma distributors

Every batch carries a number, a manufacturing date and an expiry. Nothing reaches saleable stock until QC releases it.

• Batch-wise production with manufacturing and expiry dates on every lot
• QC inspection that gates a batch before it becomes saleable stock
• FEFO picking, so the earliest-expiring stock always ships first
• Stockist schemes, slab pricing and GST e-invoicing on every sale

Best forPackaged-food and snack makers, spice and flour mills, bakeries, dairy and beverage bottlers

Shelf life decides the margin. Batches are dated, dispatched first-expiry-first and sold across distributors, modern trade and HORECA.

• BOMs that account for by-products: bran, husk and trimmings are costed, not written off
• Batch and expiry on every production run, with FEFO dispatch
• Territory-wise MRP and price lists for distributor, retail and HORECA channels
• MRP that plans raw-material buying against your open orders

Best forSpecialty-chemical, resin, adhesive and paint makers, blending and repacking units

Made in bulk by the kilo, sold in drums, carboys and bags, with a quality record expected against every batch.

• Bulk-to-pack BOMs: one reactor batch becomes many pack sizes
• Buy in kg, sell in litres and drums, with per-item unit conversions handled exactly
• Batch-wise QC readings recorded before release, retrievable for any complaint
• Cost of production per batch, including scrap and process loss

Best forPanel builders, lighting, fan and switchgear makers, cable manufacturers, assembly units

Hundreds of components go into one assembly, every finished unit carries a serial, and the warranty clock starts at the sale.

• Multi-level BOMs for sub-assemblies, with MRP planning component purchases
• Serial-wise warranty registration, service tickets and spares after the sale
• AMC contracts and field-engineer visits for your installed base
• Dealer price lists and quantity slabs for the channel

Best forGarment exporters, CMT units, private-label and D2C apparel brands

One style explodes into size × colour. Cutting, stitching, embroidery and washing move between your floor and a ring of job-workers.

• Style-wise size × colour matrix, with a BOM for fabric, trims and packing
• Job work to stitching, embroidery and washing units, with every piece at a vendor accounted for
• Cost per style from fabric consumption, job-work charges and overheads
• Commercial and customs invoices for export, and a D2C storefront on the same stock

Best forConsumer brands selling through super-stockists, distributors and modern trade

Thin margins earned across thousands of outlets. Schemes, territory pricing and near-expiry returns decide the month.

• Territory-wise MRP and price versions, revised across the catalogue in one go
• Quantity-slab and scheme pricing enforced on every order
• Batch and expiry with FEFO dispatch, and sales returns traced to the batch
• WhatsApp campaigns and order updates to distributors and retailers

Best forSkincare, haircare and personal-care brands selling through distributors and online

One formulation, many shades and pack sizes: batch-coded, expiry-dated, and sold to distributors and direct to consumers.

• Bulk-to-pack BOMs across shades, sizes and gift kits
• Batch coding and expiry with FEFO, so near-expiry stock surfaces early
• Job work to third-party fillers and packers, with material tracked until it returns
• A D2C storefront and WhatsApp marketing running on live stock

Best forMachine builders, pump, compressor and agri-equipment makers, custom equipment fabricators

Engineered to order: deep BOMs, long-lead parts and project-wise costing, with a service relationship that lasts as long as the machine.

• Multi-level BOMs and routing for engineered-to-order builds
• Project-wise job costing, so every machine shows its real margin
• MRP that plans long-lead components against your order book
• Installation, AMC, warranty and spare-parts billing after handover

Best forInjection and blow moulders, extruders, rubber-moulded and polymer-component makers

Production is bound to a machine and a mould. Cycle time, rejection and regrind are where the margin is won or lost.

• Work orders planned by machine and work centre, with capacity in view
• Scrap and regrind captured on every run, rejections recorded at inspection
• Polymer bought in kg, output counted in pieces, with exact conversions
• Moulds and dies kept on the fixed-asset register

Best forStructural and sheet-metal fabricators, forging and casting units, steel processors

Bought by the kg, cut to drawing, sold by the piece or the tonne. Galvanising, powder-coating and machining are sent out.

• Kg, metre and piece conversions per section, so every quote and issue is exact
• Drawing- and project-wise BOMs with job costing
• Job work for galvanising, powder-coating and plating, tracked out and back
• Labour work orders and job cards for welders and fitters, with offcuts and scrap tracked

Best forModular kitchen and wardrobe makers, custom furniture workshops, contract furniture suppliers

Every order is made to measure: built from panels, edge-band and hardware kits, then delivered and installed on site.

• Made-to-order BOMs from panels, laminates and hardware kits
• Room-wise quotations, with architect and designer referrals tracked
• Job work for polishing and upholstery, with material at the vendor in view
• Installation visits and after-sales service tickets

Best forWeaving and knitting units, dyeing and processing houses, home-textile makers

Yarn comes in by the kilo and fabric leaves by the metre. Grey goes out for dyeing and printing, and comes back shorter.

• Kg-to-metre conversions per quality, from yarn to finished fabric
• Job work to dyeing, printing and finishing houses on challan
• Dye-lot tracking, so shades never mix in one order
• Process loss recorded against every lot, not discovered at stock-take

Best forCorrugated box makers, flexible-packaging converters, label and carton printers

Paper and film come in by the reel and the kilo; boxes and pouches leave by the piece, each built to one customer’s spec.

• Spec-wise BOMs per box or pouch: ply, GSM and size
• Reels bought in kg, output counted in pieces, conversions exact
• Job work for printing, lamination and die-cutting, tracked out and back
• Cost per box from board, conversion charges and overheads

Best forTile and sanitaryware plants, marble and granite processors, plywood and laminate makers

One block becomes many slabs, one firing yields several grades. Output is sorted, then sold in boxes, square feet and sheets.

• Runs that produce many outputs from one input: slabs, grades, by-products and offcuts
• Grade, shade and size as variations, so graded output is stocked separately
• Box, piece and square-foot conversions built in
• Job work for polishing, cutting and calibration, tracked out and back