Custom ERP for orders, stock, production and accounts

Pick the modules you need. Each one shares a single record of your products, customers and suppliers.

• Orders and purchasing

  order-to-cash and procure-to-pay, with approvals where you want them.

• Production planning

  bills of material, schedules and yield.

• Inventory and warehouse

  stock by batch, serial number and expiry, bin locations, gate passes and despatch.

• Finance and GST

  GST documents, e-invoices, e-way bills and reconciliation.

• HR and payroll

  for the people on your plant floor and in your offices.

• Quality and maintenance

  quality checks, traceability and an asset register for your machines.

• Reports

  the figures each team asks for, from the same data.

Your new ERP connects to the software you decide to keep.

• Tally

  Tally can stay in charge of statutory books and GST returns, with the ERP sending it the entries.

• SAP

  we can build the ERP around an existing SAP installation instead of replacing it.

• Government portals

  the build includes the GST e-invoice and e-way bill APIs.

• The plant floor

  barcode scanners and IoT devices feed stock and production data. Data from SCADA and PLC systems flows out of the plant only, with no write-back.

1. 01We start on your site. An architect and a business analyst watch how orders, stock and payments move today, before anyone proposes a module.
2. 02You get a process map and a domain model. Both are yours to keep, even if you stop here.
3. 03We build in fortnightly releases. Each one reaches a live environment, so your team tests real screens rather than slides.
4. 04Your data moves only after we check it. We clean old records and reconcile them first. A written cutover and rollback plan is ready before go-live.
5. 05Modules go live one at a time. The old system runs alongside until the new module holds.
6. 06After launch, you choose. We run and support the system, or we hand it over with its documents.

You get a written status report every fortnight and one delivery lead to call. The first release typically reaches your users in 5 to 8 months, and the remaining modules follow in later releases.