ERP
Dyeing unit on ERPNext
Job-work orders, lot tracking and processed-weight billing replaced a paper register on the shop floor.
Work
Things we have shipped
A mix of storefronts, internal systems, brand work and product builds. Client names on request — a lot of this runs behind the scenes.
Retail
Sports brand on Amazon
Catalogue rebuild and advertising restructure across three marketplaces for an export-led brand.
Portal
Wholesale ordering portal
A price-tiered ordering portal for stockists, wired into the client’s existing stock ledger.
Store
Shopify store migration
Moved a growing store off a slow template, kept the URLs, and rebuilt the product pages around conversion.
HR
HR module rollout
Attendance, leave and payroll configured for a large factory, with slips printed in local format.
Design
Brand identity & listing set
Logo, packaging and a full set of marketplace listing images built to one visual system.
Case note
From a paper register to a live shop floor
A fabric dyeing unit tracked customer lots in a hand-written register. Nobody could say where a lot was without walking to the floor, and costing was guesswork at month end.
We modelled the job-work flow in ERPNext: fabric received against a customer lot, moved through dyeing and finishing as stock entries, then billed on processed weight. Supervisors update status from a tablet; the office prints a challan that matches what the customer already recognises.
Outcome
- Lot status visible to the office in real time
- Invoices raised on actual processed weight
- Month-end closing cut from days to hours
- Shade and recipe history kept per customer
- Staff trained on the floor, not in a classroom
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