Traceability is manual until an audit demands it
Batch and lot traceability often lives in registers and spreadsheets, which becomes a serious problem the moment a customer raises a quality issue.
Automotive & Auto Components
Software built for auto component suppliers
Supplying to an OEM means traceability, on-time delivery and documentation that holds up under audit. We build the production tracking, quality and ERP systems that make those things routine instead of a scramble.
The problem
What makes this hard today
Production status lives on a whiteboard
Supervisors know where jobs stand, but management gets that picture a day late — usually after a delivery has already slipped.
Rejection and rework data isn't analysed
Rejections get recorded but rarely aggregated, so the same root causes keep recurring across shifts and lines.
What we build
What we build for auto component manufacturers
Production & Job Tracking
Live status by job, machine and shift — so delivery commitments are based on what's actually happening on the floor.
Quality & Traceability
Batch, lot and inspection records linked end to end, retrievable in seconds when a customer or auditor asks.
Custom ERP for Components
Purchase, stores, production and dispatch connected in one system that matches how your plant actually runs.
OEM Documentation Support
Generate the delivery, inspection and compliance paperwork your customers require, without re-keying data.
Your production data stays yours
We build on infrastructure you control and hand over source code and documentation. Your operational data is never reused for anything outside your own system.
FAQ
Questions automotive & auto components teams ask us
Can you integrate with our existing Tally or accounting software?
In most cases yes — we sync masters and transactions rather than forcing you to replace accounting on day one.
We're a tier-2 supplier with 40 staff. Is custom software overkill?
Not necessarily, but it depends. Sometimes the right answer is one focused production-tracking tool rather than a full ERP — we'll tell you which we think fits before quoting.
How long does an implementation take?
A focused production or quality module typically goes live in 6-10 weeks. A full multi-department ERP takes longer, and we'd phase it rather than switch everything at once.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're running today — spreadsheets, an old ERP, or nothing yet — and we'll tell you honestly what's worth building first.
