Sector
ERP and shop-floor software for Indian plants
Brihat Infotech builds the systems that run orders, stock, production and maintenance in a plant. They join the software you keep, such as Tally and SAP, and read plant data without ever writing back to it.
Where plant software gets stuck
Sales sits in one tool, stores in another and finance in a third. Dispatch is arranged on WhatsApp. At month end, someone reconciles all of it in Excel. Nobody can say with confidence what is in stock or when an order will leave the gate. The plant's own machine data stays on the plant network, out of reach of the people who plan.
What we build
- Custom ERP
orders, purchasing, stock, finance and HR on one record. See custom ERP.
- Production planning
multi-level bills of material and schedules set against machine capacity.
- Shop-floor capture
barcode scans and device data for stock and output.
- Vision inspection
cameras that grade product and flag defects, with a confidence score for each call. See computer vision.
- Maintenance
asset registers, work orders and predictive planning.
Systems we connect to
Tally can keep the statutory books while the ERP sends it entries. SAP ECC or S/4HANA can stay, with the new system built around it. SCADA, PLC historians, weighbridges and MES feed data one way, out of the plant.
Rules the work reports against
- GST e-invoices and e-way bills
- Factories Act records
- BIS certification
- Pollution control board returns
- DPDP Act 2023, for workforce data
We report OEE (overall equipment effectiveness), close time and yield variance from the same data.
The kind of project we run here
A steel processing group ran sales, furnace scheduling, scrap accounting and finance in five separate places. We built a modular ERP, one module at a time: sales orders, a plan built around furnace capacity, stores and scrap, quality gates, despatch with e-way bills and finance reconciliation.
What changes for the people who use it
- Planners build the production plan from live orders and stock.
- Stores staff scan material in and out, and the stock figure updates.
- Finance closes the month from the same records the plant used.
- Maintenance teams see work orders and the history of each machine.
Questions we ask first
- Which system holds the master record of a product, and who edits it?
- Where do orders become a production plan, and who builds that plan?
- Which plant systems hold data worth reading: SCADA, PLC historians, weighbridge, MES?
- Which entries must reach Tally, and which GST documents does the plant raise?
- What do you measure today: OEE, close time, yield variance?
A sensible first module
Start with the module that hurts most. That is often stores and despatch, or the production plan. Each later module reuses the same product and customer records, and the old system runs alongside until the new one holds.
How a project starts
Mapping comes first. Our architect and analyst walk your plant floor, or start at our Noida office if you prefer, and chart how orders and stock move. The map comes before any module.
Case studies
Case studies for this sector are on the work page, filtered to manufacturing & industry 4.0.
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The first call is 45 minutes with an architect, usually the founder. It is free, and we will sign an NDA first if you ask.