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Live demo · Software · Small and mid-size manufacturers

Know what’s short before the line stops.

Plan an order and the system explodes its bill of materials, checks stock and open purchase orders, and shows shortages days before the start — then follows the order through job work and quality checks.

The problem

“We find out a raw material is short after the production line stops.”
The problem this demo is built to solveLive demo · sample data

What is manufacturing ERP software?

Manufacturing ERP software plans production from your bills of materials: it works out what each order needs, reserves what is in stock, flags shortages before the start date and drafts purchase requests. It also tracks job work, quality checks and every stage of an order on one screen.

Built around your workflow: this demo is a starting point — screens, fields, rules and integrations are made to fit your business.

When a raw-material shortage is found

Before: When the line stopsWith the system: At planning, days ahead

How the system works · how we measured

In the demo, planning an order explodes its bill of materials and lists shortages against stock and open orders before production starts.

01 · The problem

What problem does it solve?

A steel-furniture maker plans production on a whiteboard. The store-keeper checks raw material by walking the store, and purchase hears about a shortage when the line is already waiting.

Parts go to powder-coating and welding job workers on handwritten challans. Nobody knows exactly what sits with each job worker, and the quarterly ITC-04 return is rebuilt from paper.

  • Idle lines

    Production stops for one missing input.

  • Panic buying

    Urgent purchases at higher rates.

  • Stock at job workers

    Material out on challans goes untracked.

  • Late quality problems

    Defects found after the batch is packed.

02 · The solution

How does Manufacturing ERP fix it?

  1. 01

    Plan from the bill of materials

    Each product’s BOM — down to sheets, hardware and packing — turns an order into exact material needs.

  2. 02

    Shortages before the start

    Needs are checked against stock and open purchase orders; shortages appear against the order’s start date with a purchase request.

  3. 03

    Job work on record

    Challans, quantities out and back and process loss are tracked per job worker, and feed the ITC-04 return.

  4. 04

    Quality at every stage

    Checks per batch with pass or hold, so a problem stops before packing, not after delivery.

03 · The result

What changes?

When a raw-material shortage is found

Before: When the line stopsWith the system: At planning, days ahead

How the system works · how we measured

In the demo, planning an order explodes its bill of materials and lists shortages against stock and open orders before production starts.

BOM explosion in the demo
3 levels
Flagged before start
Shortages
Challans & ITC-04 data
Job work
Pass or hold per batch
QC

Live demo

Try it live.

Clickable, with sample data. Nothing you do here is saved or sent anywhere.
  1. 1Open “Plan an order” and press the button — watch the BOM explode and the shortages appear.
  2. 2On Job work, receive goods back from a job worker.
  3. 3Tap QC tiles to pass or hold a batch.
Make it yours
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Before & after

The same day, two ways.

Watch each task move from the way it’s done today to the way it runs on the system — or drag the slider yourself.
Today
With the system
  • PlanningToday: A whiteboardWith the system: Orders planned from the BOM
  • ShortagesToday: Found when the line waitsWith the system: Flagged days ahead, purchase request drafted
  • Job workToday: Handwritten challansWith the system: Tracked per job worker, ITC-04 ready
  • QualityToday: Checked at the endWith the system: Pass or hold at each stage

Your numbers

What could it save you?

Put in your own volume and timing. It’s your estimate, worked out in your browser — not a promise from us.
min
min

Our estimate for the same task — change it if you like.

₹ / hr

Your estimate

38 hours a month

About 4.7 working days back every month.

22 production plans a month × 105.0 minutes saved each. Your numbers stay in this browser.

Make it yours

Built around your business.

Choose what your version of Manufacturing ERP needs. Your brief builds itself — send it, and we reply with a plan.

Often asked for by businesses like yours

  • Your product structure and units (kg, sheets, pieces)
  • Process loss per job worker
  • Approval before purchase requests
  • Hindi screens for the shop floor
  • Monthly costing reports
Always included
  • Bill of materials
  • Production orders
  • Material requirements
  • Stores
Add modules
Connect to the tools you use
Runs on
Languages
Hosting
Team size

Under the hood

How is it built?

Where the data comes from, what the system does with it, and what comes out.

Inputs

  • Sales orders
  • Bills of materials
  • Stock & open purchase orders

The engine

  • BOM explosion
  • Requirements against stock
  • Stage tracking & QC rules

Outputs

  • Shortage list & purchase requests
  • Job-work challans
  • Order status & costing

Modules

  • Bill of materials
  • Production planning
  • Material requirements
  • Job work & ITC-04
  • Quality checks
  • Costing

Connects to

  • Tally
  • Busy
  • Barcode printers
  • Weighing scales
  • PLC / machine data
  • WhatsApp Business API

Stack

  • Next.js
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Shop-floor tablets
  • Barcode labels
  • Tally integration

Proof, the honest way

What would you measure?

This is a demo, so we don’t claim client results. In a real roll-out, these are the numbers we track from week one — before and after.
  • Orders started on time

    Share of orders that start on the planned date.

  • Line stoppages

    Hours lost waiting for material.

  • First-pass yield

    Batches that pass QC first time.

  • Stock at job workers

    Value out on open challans.

FAQ

Manufacturing ERP FAQ

All questions →
What is manufacturing ERP software?

Manufacturing ERP software plans production from your bills of materials: it works out what each order needs, reserves what is in stock, flags shortages before the start date and drafts purchase requests. It also tracks job work, quality checks and every stage of an order on one screen.

What is a bill of materials (BOM) explosion?

It breaks a product into every component and raw material — level by level — and multiplies by the order quantity, so you know exactly what an order needs.

Does it track material sent to job workers?

Yes. Challans record what goes out and comes back, process loss is recorded, and the data for ITC-04 is ready every quarter.

Is it right for a small factory?

Yes. Most MSMEs start with BOMs, production orders and stores, then add job work, quality and costing as they grow.

Can supervisors update it from the shop floor?

Yes. Simple tablet screens in Hindi or English let supervisors move orders between stages and record checks without a desktop.

What does costing per order show?

Material, job work, labour and overhead against each order, compared with the quoted cost, so loss-making products are visible early.

Built around you

Every demo is a starting point.

Nothing here is sold as-is. Each one is rebuilt around your business — these are the things we tailor on every project.
  • Your workflow

    Steps, approvals and statuses the way your team works today.

  • Roles & permissions

    Who sees and changes what — by branch, team or person.

  • Fields & forms

    Your terms, your fields, your numbering and units.

  • Reports

    The numbers you check every day, in your format.

  • Integrations

    Tally, WhatsApp, payments, couriers and the tools you already use.

  • Your brand

    Your name, logo and colours on every screen and document.

  • Language

    English, Hindi or a regional language for staff and customers.

  • Hosting

    Our cloud, your cloud account or your own server.

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Updated 29 Oct 2026 · Arcade Alliance Network is a web, app, software and AI development company in Lucknow, India, building custom software for businesses in India and worldwide.

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