Who it is for
- Fabrication and engineering units
- Food and FMCG producers
- Garment and apparel manufacturers
- Packaging and plastics plants
- Contract manufacturers
Typical modules
| Module | What it does |
|---|---|
| Order & planning | Customer orders, capacity view, work orders, due-date tracking |
| Shop-floor app | Production entry by QR job card, machine and shift logs, photos |
| Quality control | Inspection checklists, rejection reasons, batch traceability, corrective actions |
| Maintenance | Preventive schedules, breakdown tickets, downtime reports |
| Stores & purchase | Raw material, WIP, finished goods, reorder, vendor management |
| Dispatch & invoicing | Delivery challans, e-way/transport details, invoices |
| Owner dashboard | Output vs target, OEE-style indicators, rejection %, stock, pending orders |
Every build is tailored: we start with the modules that remove the most pain and add the rest as you grow. You own the code and data.
How it works day to day
- Order confirmed → work order → material issue → production entries → QC → dispatch
- Breakdown logged with photo → maintenance assigned → downtime recorded
- Daily 7 pm WhatsApp summary of output, rejections and pending orders
Delivery and pricing
We scope after a short walkthrough and quote a fixed price. Where a time-based route suits better, engineering is from $100 per hour and testing from $20 per hour. As a reference point, a full process-automation ERP with a mobile app was delivered for a manufacturing plant at $650. See rates and engagement models and the project planner.
Request a demo of the Manufacturer Management Platform
Tell us about your business. We reply within 24 hours with a walkthrough slot and a fixed-price scope.
Frequently asked questions
Can we start with one module?
Yes. Many plants start with stores and production entry, then add quality and maintenance.
Does it work for batch or process manufacturing?
Yes. Batch IDs, expiry and traceability can be configured.
Is the data ours?
Yes. You own the data, and exports are built in.
Can operators with limited English use it?
The mobile UI can be localised with local-language labels and big-button workflows.