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//Enterprise software

One system from the workshop floor to the showroom counter.

We build and integrate the software a gold jewellery business runs on: production planning and job tracking through every department, metal and stone accounting, multi-branch stock and point of sale, customer orders, repairs and savings schemes, and the e-commerce, accounting and reporting integrations that tie it all together. The result is one trusted record that the workshop, the counter and the accounts team all work from - built around fine weight, purity and making charges from the start rather than bolted on afterwards.

A goldsmith at his wooden workbench under a bench lamp, working on a piece of gold jewellery
Enterprise software

A goldsmith at the bench, Margao, Goa

Photo: SerChevalerie · CC0
//Capabilities

What we build under enterprise software.

01

Production planning & job tracking

Orders broken into jobs and routed through melting, casting, filing, setting and polishing, with status and weight recorded at every hand-off.

02

Metal & stone accounting

Fine weight, purity and stone details recorded at every step, with loss tracked against the allowance for each department and karigar.

03

Multi-branch stock & POS

Tagged stock, transfers between branches and a point of sale that prices by the day's rate, weight and making charge.

04

Orders, repairs & schemes

Customer orders, repairs, old-gold exchange and savings schemes tracked from the counter to the workshop and back.

05

E-commerce & catalogue integration

Your online store and catalogue kept in step with real stock, prices and photos.

06

ERP, accounting & reporting integration

Clean integrations between ERPNext, your accounting system and your reports, so data is entered once and lands everywhere.

On the floor

What your team actually sees.

A representative screen from an enterprise software deployment, with sample data. Every interface is built for busy floors, shared screens and a queue at the counter.

[ Enterprise software ]metal balance
Workshop metal balance · 7dsynced 02:14
Gold in process
4,812 g
+2.1%
Jobs finished
164
+9
Loss MTD
0.84%
-0.09 pt
On-time delivery
92%
-3 pt
Loss by department · allowance vs actual (%) allowance actual
Melting
Casting
Filing
Setting
Polish
Plating
Unexplained fine gold (MTD)3.6 g · 2 jobs under review
//In practice

What a deployment looks like.

Representative engagements, described the way we would scope them with you. Every one starts as a pilot on a single process, production line or branch.

Workshop

Department loss dashboard

Fine gold issued and returned by department and karigar, with anything over the allowance highlighted the same day.

Showroom

Branch stock that matches

Transfers, sales and returns posted as they happen, so every branch can see what is really in the other showcases.

Orders

Custom order tracking

A customer's order followed from the counter to the bench to delivery, with the promised date in front of the salesperson.

Management

The owner's morning report

Sales, stock, metal position and workshop progress across the business in one automated report, every morning.

//What changes

Outcomes we design for.

  • One record shared by the workshop, the counter and accounts
  • Loss and stock differences surfaced daily, not at the year-end count
  • Customers told where their order is without a call to the workshop
  • Less retyping between systems, and fewer errors in weight and price
//Under the hood

Technology & integrations.

  • ERPNext / Frappe
  • TypeScript / Python
  • PostgreSQL / MariaDB
  • REST & webhook integrations
  • E-commerce platforms
  • BI dashboards
  • Cloud or on-premise
  • SSO & role-based access

Vendor-neutral by default. We work with what is already in your business and recommend new tooling only when it removes a bottleneck.

//Questions about this practice

Before we talk enterprise software.

Start with a pilot

Have a problem enterprise software could fix?

A finishing step that eats hours, stock that never matches the books, a report that takes a week every month. We will scope a pilot around it, price it, and tell you honestly whether it is worth doing.

Photo: Mauro Cateb · CC BY-SA 4.0