Manufacturing-oriented business software connecting production processes with inventory, purchasing, sales and dispatch.
BSD Infotech develops manufacturing-oriented business software that connects production processes with inventory, purchasing, sales, warehouse and dispatch, and related business workflows. Our approach covers master data, purchase and sales transactions, and process-oriented manufacturing workflows through to finished-goods dispatch, with barcode identification where required.
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These are common problems that manufacturing organizations look to software to address. Not every organization has every problem listed here.
Production records and inventory records are kept apart, so stock positions are not up to date.
Purchase, production and dispatch information is tracked manually or across spreadsheets.
Raw material and finished-goods positions are hard to see at a glance.
Purchase orders and sales orders are not linked to the same master data.
It is hard to see where an order is in the production process.
Purchase, sales and dispatch documents are managed separately rather than from one system.
Finished goods and materials are not consistently identified by barcode.
These capabilities are drawn from BSD Infotech’s documented manufacturing implementation experience.
Centralized master data for items and products, including category and grouping.
Customer records used across sales orders and dispatch.
Supplier records and purchase transactions.
Manufacturing processes defined and tracked as master data.
Transporter records used for dispatch.
Sales order transactions linked to customer and item master data.
Purchase transactions linked to supplier and item master data.
Process-oriented workflow from material issue through to finished goods.
BOM as a defined module within the manufacturing workflow.
Inventory positions connected to purchase, production and dispatch.
Finished-goods tracking ahead of dispatch.
Dispatch of finished goods, linked to sales orders.
User accounts and access as part of the application.
Barcode identification mapped to finished goods.
Reporting on sales, purchase, stock and related business information, where supported.
This list reflects what our documented manufacturing implementation experience covers. It does not include material requirements planning (MRP), production planning or scheduling, capacity planning, shop-floor automation, AI-based manufacturing analytics, predictive maintenance or IoT-based manufacturing, because our evidence does not establish these capabilities.
The workflow below reflects BSD Infotech’s documented manufacturing implementation experience. It is not a claim that every step applies to every organization.
BSD Infotech’s manufacturing implementation experience includes mapping a barcode to each finished good ahead of dispatch. For the complete range of barcode hardware, software and business-workflow integration, see barcode solutions for manufacturing. This manufacturing page does not repeat that content — barcode technology, hardware and software are covered there.
Manufacturing consumes materials and produces finished goods, both of which are inventory. This page covers the manufacturing-process side of that relationship: purchase, materials, production and finished goods through to dispatch. Stock control, stock reports and day-to-day inventory operations are covered on our inventory management software page, which this page links to rather than repeats.
In BSD Infotech’s documented manufacturing implementation, purchase, sales and dispatch were connected to the same master data rather than tracked separately.
A manufacturing-oriented organization required a multi-module business application to manage its operational information and transactions.
BSD SolutionBSD developed a multi-module application covering master data, purchasing, sales-order transactions and process-oriented business workflows, from raw material intake through to finished-goods dispatch.
Documented ApplicationThe project documentation includes actual application screens covering user management, customer master, item master, group master, transporter master, process master, sales orders and purchase transactions.
Manufacturing WorkflowThe documented process flow included mapping a barcode to each finished good ahead of dispatch.
EvidenceActual application screenshots and project documentation — including a business requirement document and a tracked project plan — are held in BSD Infotech’s historical project archive.
DisclosureClient Confidential. Client identity and downstream brands are withheld. This description does not state that the application is currently live or in use, and does not claim a business outcome, because our records do not establish one.
Tell us how purchase, production, inventory and dispatch work in your organization today. We will show how this maps to a manufacturing software approach.
BSD Infotech’s documented manufacturing implementation was a cloud-based application, built to integrate with the customer’s existing manufacturing execution system (MES) and with Tally for accounting. For more on our Tally integration work, see Tally integration. We have not listed a specific programming language or database for this project here, because our documentation does not name one; where relevant, this is confirmed during the requirement stage.
This describes BSD Infotech’s general implementation approach, not necessarily every step documented in a specific historical project.
What your manufacturing process needs to track, and why.
How purchase, production, inventory and dispatch run today.
Master data, transactions and workflow designed around your process.
Standard configuration or custom development, as required.
Barcode hardware, and integration with systems such as Tally or an existing MES, where applicable.
Confirming the workflow before go-live.
Rolling out the application.
Training the people who will use it day to day.
Ongoing support after go-live.
BSD Infotech’s manufacturing-related experience spans contract manufacturing and assembly, and engineering and electronics manufacturing businesses. This is not a complete list of industries we can serve — if your organization has a different manufacturing profile, talk to us about your workflow before assuming this page does or doesn’t apply to you.
Software and technology solutions from New Delhi.
Software designed around your process, not a fixed template.
Documented implementation experience covering master data, transactions and manufacturing-process workflow.
Barcode identification integrated into business and manufacturing workflows.
Purchase, sales, inventory and dispatch connected to the same master data.
Applications integrated with barcode hardware and with systems such as Tally.
Applications built on a proper database, not spreadsheets.
Standard configuration or bespoke development, as required.
Tell us how purchase, production, inventory and dispatch work in your organization. BSD Infotech can show our manufacturing software approach and discuss integration and support.