Small Manufacturers

See production, stock and approvals in one place.

Production tracking, inventory, approval flows and owner dashboards for workshops and small factories, designed for the shop floor, not just the office.

  • Production tracking
  • Inventory
  • Approvals

Sound familiar?

A day without automation

  1. 01

    Nobody knows where an order is until someone walks the floor.

  2. 02

    Raw material runs out mid-job; finished goods counts are unclear.

  3. 03

    Purchase approvals wait for the owner to be in the office.

  4. 04

    Monthly numbers arrive too late to act on.

An order, tracked from floor to dispatch
  1. 1 Job card An order becomes a job card with materials.
  2. 2 Issue Raw material issued and deducted from stock.
  3. 3 Produce Each stage updated from a phone on the floor.
  4. 4 QC Quality checks recorded with photos.
  5. 5 Dispatch Dispatch logged; the customer is updated.

Automations you can start with

Small steps, real results.

Pick one to start. Most businesses begin with the task that costs them the most time each week.

Production tracking

Job cards and stage updates from the shop floor.

Inventory

Raw material, work in progress and finished goods, in sync.

Purchase approvals

Approve purchase requests from anywhere, with history.

Quality records

Checklists and photos at each quality gate.

Maintenance reminders

Machine service schedules that remind on time.

Owner dashboard

Orders, output, stock and dues on one screen.

The day after

  • Order status without walking the floor.
  • Material shortages spotted before they stop a job.
  • Approvals that do not wait for the owner’s desk.

FAQ

Questions we often hear

Something else on your mind? Ask us directly

Our workers are not comfortable with software.

Floor screens are designed for one-thumb use in local languages where needed, with big buttons and few fields.

Can it connect to Tally or our accounting?

Yes, purchase and sales data can flow to your accounting system so nothing is entered twice.

Let’s look at your manufacturing workflow.

Tell us how a normal day runs and where it gets stuck. We will suggest the first automation worth building.