Case studies
We publish deployments rather than testimonials — what was in place before, what got configured, and what the plant runs on now. Where we do not have a customer's permission to publish a number, we leave the number out rather than invent one.
A discrete manufacturer running multi-level assemblies with a significant share of the process at outside job workers. Deployed across engineering, the shop floor, stores and the ledger — BOMs with ECO control, operation costing across in-house and subcontracted steps, Section 143 challans, and inventory posting straight to accounts.
Read the deploymentWe would rather publish one deployment we can describe accurately than five we have padded out. As customers give permission to share specifics, they will appear here.
If you want to talk to a reference customer before deciding, ask on the call — we will arrange it where the customer is willing, rather than pointing you at a quote on a web page.
Ask for a referenceThe pattern
Different plants, same four problems.
Assemblies documented as drawings and memory, with no revision trail when engineering changed something.
A physical register for challans, and the statutory return window tracked by whoever remembered to check.
Quotes built on last year's number plus a percentage, because nobody could total the real operation cost quickly.
Physical stock and book stock diverging steadily through the year, reconciled painfully at audit.
Most manufacturers we speak to recognise at least three. Book a fit check and we will tell you which of them we can genuinely fix.
