Roadmap
Every capability a manufacturing ERP should have — 301 of them across 24 areas — with what you can use now, what we’re building, and when the rest lands. Nothing is marked available unless it’s in the product.
Updated 5 October 2026. Dates are estimates, not commitments, and move as we learn.
When things land
Foundations first, because almost everything else stands on them: richer items, price lists, approvals and multiple factories.
Oct 2026
Off-site backups, restore drills and the groundwork for going live.
0 capabilities
Q4 2026
Richer items, price lists, approvals for any document, branches and factories, custom fields.
0 capabilities
Q4 2026
Activities and pipeline, a product configurator, proforma invoices, credit and advance controls on orders.
0 capabilities
Q1 2027
Lots, serial and heat numbers, warehouses and bins, inspections, NCR and CAPA.
0 capabilities
Q1 2027
Engineering change control, MRP, capacity by machine and shift, downtime and shift reports.
2 capabilities
Q1 2027
Requisitions and RFQs, subcontracting, landed cost, challans, trips and proof of delivery.
9 capabilities
Q2 2027
A full ledger with P&L and balance sheet, payables, credit notes, and actual job costing.
18 capabilities
Q2 2027
A dealer portal with price lists, credit and schemes; marketplace and web-store sync.
5 capabilities
Q3 2027
Warranty by serial number, service and AMC, machine maintenance and OEE, workforce records.
3 capabilities
Q4 2027
Building nowThe connectors and refinements that follow once the core is in daily use: government portals, payroll, biometrics and mobile.
6 capabilities
Q4 2027
What a factory weighs before it moves: filing returns and e-invoices rather than preparing them, bringing your data across from Tally or Busy, a phone app, scanning, Hindi on the floor, single sign-on, payment links, and the proof a buyer's IT department asks for.
5 capabilities
Q2 2028
The whole product on the phone of whoever is not at a desk, cut by role — and the jobs done in a shed or at a customer's door, like stock counts, receiving goods, deliveries and service visits, working without a signal.
12 capabilities
Q3 2028
Ready-made for a trade, starting with handicraft exporters: samples to approval, export costing, artisans, buyer inspections, containers, export papers and getting paid in foreign currency on time.
14 capabilities
Q4 2028
Every part of the product checked by automated tests before each release, with the money, the stock and the separation between companies held to rules that cannot quietly break.
10 capabilities
Every capability
The things a factory weighs up before it moves — filing rather than preparing, bringing its own history across, and the proof that the people who ask hard questions will want.
11 of 12 available
A phone app for the people not at a desk
Coming: Approvals, a new enquiry captured as a photo or a voice note, and where an order has got to — on the phone of whoever is not sitting at a desk. The full app for every role follows in the Mobile app phase.
The whole product on the phone of whoever is not at a desk — each person opening on their own work, and the jobs done far from a signal still getting recorded.
0 of 12 available
A home screen for each role
Coming: The app opens on your own work — the storekeeper on goods waiting at the gate, the supervisor on the floor, the owner on what needs a decision — and installs from the browser with no store needed
Owner and approver on the phone
Coming: Approvals with the document behind them, today's exceptions and the daily summary, with a notification the moment something is waiting for you
Sales on the road
Coming: Capture an enquiry as a photo of the drawing or a voice note, see the customer's whole history, resend a quote, and check in to a visit on your beat by location
Stores and goods receipt on the phone
Coming: Receive goods against the purchase order with photos, release from quality hold, issue to a job and count stock by scanning — even where there is no signal
Shop floor on the phone, in the floor's language
Coming: The supervisor's board, downtime and shift report; the operator's own job card, scrap and attendance in Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati or Tamil — working offline
Dispatch and drivers
Coming: Pick and pack by scan, the trip's stops, and proof of delivery with a photo, signature or code, the place and the time — saved even without a signal
Service engineers in the field
Coming: Today's service and maintenance-contract visits, warranty looked up by scanning the serial plate, spares used, photos and the customer's sign-off — offline on site
Accounts and people on the phone
Coming: What is due today with a payment link to share, receipts and bill approvals; leave applied for and approved, attendance and safety incidents with photos
Works without a signal
Coming: What you record offline is kept on the phone and saved when the signal returns, never twice; anything that can no longer be saved is shown to you with your entry intact, not lost
Devices you can see and sign out
Coming: Every phone signed in to your workspace listed, signed out from the office in one click, with everything it held wiped; nothing from one workspace is ever kept on a phone after switching to another
Dealers ordering from their phone
Coming: Your dealer portal on the dealer's home screen with its own icon, and reordering from what they bought last time
Android and iPhone store apps
Coming: A listing on the Play Store and the App Store, with native scanning and background upload — if customers need it beyond the installable app
For the export craft clusters — brassware, wood, furniture, textiles, carpets and lace — where an order starts with a sample, is made by artisans, inspected by the buyer and paid for in dollars.
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Samples for each buyer, to approval
Coming: Every sample per buyer and style with its photos, swatches, lab dips and finish panels, the buyer's comments round by round, the cost and the courier — and the approved one kept as the reference for production
Buyer style codes and a photo catalogue
Coming: The buyer's own style number on every document, and a photo catalogue and line sheets with FOB price, minimum order, carton size and volume — printed per buyer or for a trade fair such as IHGF Delhi
FOB and CIF costing in the buyer's currency
Coming: Cost a piece up to FOB and CIF — material, artisan rate, finishing, packing, inland freight, clearing and ocean freight spread by volume — at an exchange rate with a safety margin
Export proforma, payment terms and letters of credit
Coming: Proformas in dollars, euros or pounds; advance, LC, DP and DA terms; each letter of credit tracked to its expiry and latest shipment date, with discrepancies caught before the papers go to the bank
Artisans and clusters
Coming: Material issued to karigars and cluster contractors by weight or piece, pieces received back from each, loss accounted for, and the piece-rate payable worked out, advances included
Buyer and third-party inspection
Coming: Inline and final inspections booked by the buyer's QA or an agency, sampled to AQL, defects with photos, re-inspections, and the certificate kept with the shipment
Carton packing list and container loading
Coming: Carton-wise packing with weights, sizes and volume, how full a 20ft, 40ft or 40ft high-cube container will be, and shipping marks and carton labels in each buyer's format
Craft export certificates
Coming: Certificate of origin, GSP Form A where it applies, fumigation and ISPM-15 heat treatment for wood, and phytosanitary certificates — tracked per shipment beside the commercial invoice and packing list
Export registrations and incentives
Coming: Your IEC, your EPCH membership certificate and its expiry, the yearly LUT, and RoDTEP and duty drawback claimed per shipping bill and followed until credited
Export proceeds realised on time
Coming: Every export invoice followed to its bank realisation certificate, part payments and EEFC credit included, with a warning well before the nine-month deadline
Buyer compliance and material tests
Coming: Social audits such as BSCI and Sedex, FSC chain of custody for wood, and material tests such as REACH, Prop 65 and CPSIA with their expiry dates — asked for per buyer and checked before anything ships
Natural variation by lot
Coming: Shade, grain and finish recorded per lot with photos and set against the approved sample, so the buyer sees the lot before it is packed
A season calendar
Coming: Each buyer's seasons and the fair dates, with sample, approval, inspection and ex-factory deadlines worked back from the ship date
A handicraft starter pack
Coming: A new workspace that starts with the units, materials, processes and export terms a craft exporter already uses — brass, mango wood and sheesham; casting, polishing, lacquer and carving
Automated checks that run before every release, aimed first at where a mistake would cost you most: your money, your tax filings, your stock and your data.
0 of 10 available
A coverage number, measured and only allowed to rise
Coming: We measure how much of the product our automated tests actually exercise, publish nothing we have not measured, and refuse any release that lowers it — working up to every line of the business logic
Every rupee checked
Coming: Every document that touches the books tested to post a balanced entry with the paise rounded correctly, and our own subscription billing tested for renewals, upgrades and two payment confirmations arriving at the same moment
Compliance at its boundaries
Coming: Returns, input credit matching, challan numbering and job-work reports tested exactly where they turn: the B2CL threshold, the last day of the financial year, a credit note carrying an invoice's number
Stock that always adds up
Coming: Units of measure, lots by expiry, serial numbers, FIFO and average valuation, transfers and counts each tested on their own, including the awkward cases such as stock running below zero
Every way into the system tested
Coming: Each web address the product answers on tested against a missing sign-in, another company's account, a forged link, a malformed request, an oversized upload and a repeated order
The small pieces
Coming: Exports that cannot carry a spreadsheet formula into your Excel, page numbers that cannot go out of range, and every email and message template checked
Corner cases as rules, not examples
Coming: Thousands of generated cases for the rules that must always hold — a journal always balances, tax always adds up to the total — plus midnight in India, year end, leap days, Hindi names and two people pressing the same button
Enquiries, costed quotes, orders, production and GST invoicing already work end to end. The rest arrives as you grow into it.
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