Manufacturing
Case study
JAT Metal Pressing moves from Excel to order-linked manufacturing
Sales orders drive planning, work orders, QC and dispatch at a Mumbai automotive components maker.
Headline result
Delivery tracked from order to dispatchJAT Metal Pressing
- Client
- JAT Metal Pressing
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Platform
- ERPNext · Frappe Framework
- Scope
- 5 modules
1ProblemAfter 25+ years in manufacturing, the company relied on Excel and manual planning: customer order to Excel to manual planning to production to Excel update to dispatch, disconnected and late.
2GoalProduction driven by customer orders, with material and quality tracked at every stage, simple enough for a shop floor with few skilled system users
3What we builtBizmap implemented an integrated ERPNext manufacturing setup in which sales orders trigger production planning, with one-click work orders, material issue and production entry designed for shop-floor use.
4OutcomeDelivery tracked from order to dispatch
01 · The client
JAT Metal Pressing
JAT Metal Pressing is a Mumbai manufacturer, established in 1995, making press components, mudguards, brackets and other automotive parts.
- Client
- JAT Metal Pressing
- Industry
- Manufacturing
- Country
- India
- Engagement
- ERPNext manufacturing implementation
- Region
- India (Mumbai)
02 · The challenge
What wasn’t working
After 25+ years in manufacturing, the company relied on Excel and manual planning: customer order to Excel to manual planning to production to Excel update to dispatch, disconnected and late.
01No clear visibility of raw material vs production output
02Frequent material discrepancies (hidden wastage)
03Production not linked to customer orders
04Missed delivery commitments
05No planned vs actual comparison
06Heavy dependence on Excel
07Limited skilled manpower: the system had to be simple
08Initial struggle with BOM structuring
What they needed
03 · What we implemented
The solution
Bizmap implemented an integrated ERPNext manufacturing setup in which sales orders trigger production planning, with one-click work orders, material issue and production entry designed for shop-floor use.
Modules
- Manufacturing (BOM, work orders, planning)
- Inventory (raw material and batch tracking)
- Sales (order-linked production)
- Procurement (purchase and material requests)
- Quality control (stage-wise inspections)
How work flows now
- 1Sales order
- 2Production planning
- 3Work order
- 4Material issue
- 5Production entry
- 6Quality check
- 7Dispatch
What we built beyond the standard
Outcomes
04 · The results
What changed for the business
| Metric | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Order to dispatch | Excel and manual planning | One linked flow |
| Material visibility | hidden wastage | Issue vs output tracked |
| Quality checks | informal | Stage-wise QC and PDI |
