Accounting software that knows what a karigar is

Production that matches your floor

Define recipes and stages once. Start a run and the recipe explodes into the material to issue. Move batches through stages on a board that shows what is where. Send material to a processor and the lot is tracked on their own account warehouse, in the unit it was issued in, so a kilo out and a metre back never invents stock value. When goods return, the processor's charge posts as a payable and the finished unit carries its true cost.

• +Recipes with scaling and fixed-rate scrap.
• +Stage master and a batch board with two-way trace.
• +Processor lots that cannot go negative; settle a lot that never returns.
• +Inward job work on a customer's material, costed and billed.

Cost that flows into the margin

Choose FIFO, LIFO or weighted average and every stock-out is valued from real receipts. Finished goods arrive at input cost plus labour and allocated overhead. The Cost & Profit screen shows profit by product, invoice and customer, with a recalculation you preview when supplier bills land late, and a reconciliation that ties ledger stock value to the warehouse.

• +Work in Progress by Stage, Yield by Product, Material at Processors, Job Work Cost by Processor.
• +Profit by product, invoice and customer.
• +Remaining Inventory Value feeding the balance sheet.

Sales, tax and the rest of the business

The finished goods sell through the same sales module every trader uses: quotations, orders, delivery challans, invoices with HS codes and FBR units, filing to FBR through a review queue, returns as credit notes, and the Annexure-C register at month end. Serialised output carries serials and warranty. Branches and depots run as real businesses under head office.

• +FBR Digital Invoicing with HS codes on every finished product.
• +Serial and warranty tracking for serialised output.
• +Multi-branch depots with transfers in transit and settlements.

A real factory on it

Oxford, a home appliance manufacturer, moved from a foggy factory floor to a system that knows every part, every stage and every batch. The case study describes what they were doing before, what was built, and what changed.