> MachineVeda is an ERP built for small and mid fastener units. Order acceptance, tool life, routing, job work and dispatch in one system that actually matches how your shop floor works.
> Nothing is wrong with any single file. The problem is that no one file can answer the question you're actually asked on the phone: can we take this order, and when will it ship?
सब कुछ अलग-अलग जगह, इसलिए हर जवाब में देरी।
> Inquiry to dispatch, one spine. When you accept an order, MachineVeda has already checked whether you can actually deliver it.
A machine goes down, a job worker slips, and the promised date moves. The customer gets told.
On-hand, committed, in-process, available. "We have 2 tonnes" stops meaning four different things.
Heat number to dispatch challan, including everything that went out for plating and came back short.
Drawing, spec and target price in one record. New parts run through T1/T2 trials until a route is approved.
Before you commit, the system checks material, tooling, machines, routing, job work, cost and TAT.
Lot-wise, operation-wise production with rejection, rework and WIP captured as it happens.
In-process and final inspection, customer-format QA reports, packing, invoice and dispatch.
Every order acceptance runs seven checks before the commitment is made. You see the shortage while you still have time to do something about it.
Every physical tool carries a rated life that depletes with production, survives regrinds, and blocks an order that would outlive it.
Committed dates are computed from real cycle times and capacity, then recalculated when reality moves. Customers hear it from you first.
Subcontract stock stays on your books as a location state, with weight reconciliation on return and full lot genealogy.
Seeded with a fastener industry pack on day one. Your masters, routes and QA plans arrive pre-filled, not blank.
GST, Tally sync, payables and approvals are the price of admission, and we match them. The engineering layer is where the difference is.
The Copilot reads your own masters, your machines, your tools, your routes and your rates, then drafts a route, a cycle-time estimate and a quotation. Your engineer approves or edits it. Nothing is invented from thin air.
Grounded in your ERP data. Every answer links back to the records it came from.
We're onboarding a small set of fastener units with the founding team hands-on. Migration from your existing sheets included.
No card. No sales sequence. Ek call, that's it.