Software for Trichy's fabrication and engineering businesses

Project work, not repeat production

Trichy's engineering base grew around heavy fabrication and boiler auxiliaries, supported by a large supplier ecosystem and a strong concentration of engineering education. The defining characteristic for most of these businesses is that work is project-based rather than repetitive — each order is a different drawing, a different material specification and a different delivery schedule.

That breaks the assumptions in most production software, which is built for repeat manufacturing of standard items. Here the unit of tracking is the project or the job, not the SKU.

What we build for Trichy businesses

Job and project tracking — progress, material and labour tracked per project rather than per standard item. Production management →

Material planning against drawings — requirement per job derived from the actual specification, with issue and consumption tracked against it. Inventory management →

Project costing — actual material and labour compared against the quoted cost while the job is still running.

Quotation management — estimates built from past project data, converting to orders when accepted. Order management →

Document and drawing control — the current revision of each drawing, controlled and retrievable. Document management →

For institutions, see schools & colleges.

Frequently asked questions

Our work is project-based, every order is different. Does that work? That's precisely the case we design for here — job-based tracking rather than repeat-production assumptions.

Can it tell us if a project is running over cost? Yes, that's usually the main reason these systems get built — actual versus estimated cost while there's still time to respond.

Do you handle drawing revision control? Yes, including making sure the shop floor is working from the current revision, which is a common source of expensive rework.