Stock, purchases and books that agree.
Track raw material and finished goods across every warehouse, cost each job properly, and know that the stock value on your balance sheet is the stock actually on your floor.
The stock register and the balance sheet tell different stories.
Production runs on one system, purchases on another, and the books get written afterwards from whatever survived.
Material moves between godowns on a phone call. The register catches up weeks later, if at all, and closing stock becomes an estimate.
A PO is raised, goods arrive, the vendor bill turns up later with a different quantity. Nobody matches all three.
An RCM entry nobody flagged or a stock figure nobody trusts, and the month-end close turns into a hunt through registers.
Inventory and accounting on one ledger
Everything an Indian manufacturing business needs from goods-in to dispatch, without a second system.
Track raw material, work in progress and finished goods per location, and move stock between godowns with a transfer that posts itself.
Assign batch or serial identity at goods-in, carry it through production, and trace any dispatched unit back to the material it came from.
Raise a PO, receive against it, and match the vendor bill to what actually arrived. Differences surface before they reach the ledger.
Pick the valuation method that suits your business. Cost of goods sold and closing stock are computed from real movements, not a year-end guess.
Handle reverse charge on covered inward supplies at the bill itself, without keeping a separate register on the side.
Set reorder points so material never quietly runs out, and cost a job or work order through projects to see what it truly earned.
From goods-in to dispatch, in one flow
Each physical movement writes the accounting entry it implies. Nothing is posted twice.
Built for a floor, not a storeroom
Every receipt, issue, transfer and adjustment posts a balanced journal through the same engine as the rest of your books. Closing stock on the balance sheet is the sum of real movements, so the register and the ledger cannot drift apart.
When a customer queries a lot, or an inspector asks where a batch went, you can follow the identity forwards and backwards through receipt, production and dispatch without opening a single register.
GST treatment is decided at the document, not at filing time. E-invoicing, e-way bills, reverse charge and TDS all read from the same postings your returns do.
Know your true cost per unit
When stock and books share a ledger, margin stops being an opinion.
The modules a plant leans on
Inventory is not a silo. Every movement lands in the same books.
Questions from manufacturers
Yes. Hold stock per warehouse, transfer between locations, and see stock on hand by item and by location at any time.
FIFO and weighted average cost. Valuation is computed from actual receipts and issues, so cost of goods sold and closing stock follow real movements.
Yes. Capture batch or serial identity at goods-in and trace it forwards to dispatch or backwards to the material it came from.
Raise a PO, receive goods against it, then record the vendor bill. Quantity and value differences between the three are visible before they hit the ledger.
Reverse charge on covered inward supplies is applied at the bill, so GSTR-3B reflects it without a separate register. E-way bill generation is not live yet — the integration ships in test mode and needs your GSP credentials connected, so please contact us if you need it.