Manufacturing & Industrial
See every order, machine and batch on one screen, from raw material to dispatch.
EIT Connect is a manufacturing software development company that builds the systems factories run on: production planning, MES, ERP, inventory, quality and machine monitoring. Most plants we work with already have the data. It's just spread across registers, Excel sheets, an accounting package and whatever the supervisor remembers. Our manufacturing software development brings it together, so owners, plant heads and supervisors work from the same live numbers instead of chasing them at the end of every shift.
What We Build
Our manufacturing software development services cover the full plant cycle, from the sales order and BOM to the machine, the quality check and the dispatch note. Most factories start with one module where the pain is sharpest, then extend.
Manufacturing ERP software development built around how your plant actually works: sales orders, BOMs, routings, purchase, production, stores, dispatch and costing in one system. Accounts can stay on Tally or your current ERP; we sync with it rather than force a switch.
Our MES software development puts work orders, operator instructions, machine and labour booking, WIP tracking and scrap or rework logging on the shop floor, on tablets or line-side screens. Supervisors see what each line is producing right now, not what the morning report said.
Plan by machine capacity, shifts, material availability and due dates. When a rush order or breakdown hits, re-plan in minutes and see which deliveries move.
Manufacturing inventory management software development for raw material, WIP, finished goods and spares, tracked by batch, heat number, lot or serial. Reorder levels, material issue against work orders and GRN-to-stock flows keep the stores honest.
Incoming, in-process and final inspection checklists, deviation and CAPA records, and full batch traceability from supplier lot to customer invoice. Audit-ready reports come out of the system instead of a week of file hunting.
Connect PLCs, sensors and energy meters to live dashboards for machine status, cycle time, OEE, downtime reasons and power use. Older machines without controllers can be monitored with add-on sensors.
Preventive maintenance calendars, breakdown tickets, spare-part usage and machine history in one place, with alerts before a critical machine misses its service.
Purchase orders, vendor portals, job-work challans for subcontracted processes, GST e-way bills and e-invoices at dispatch, and delivery tracking for your customers.
Where the data supports it, we add AI: predictive maintenance from vibration and temperature trends, demand forecasting for production planning, and image-based defect detection on inspection lines, plus BI dashboards on cost, yield and margin by product.
Who We Serve
A forging unit and a food plant don't run the same way. These are the six types of manufacturers we build for, and the software each usually needs first.
Apps
Supervisors, operators, storekeepers and sales teams aren't at a desk. Our manufacturing app development team builds iOS, Android and tablet apps connected to the same data as your ERP and MES.
Start and close work orders, scan materials, record output and rejections, and raise breakdown or quality alerts from the line.
Typical features:
Goods receiving, put-away, material issue, stock counts and dispatch picking from a phone or handheld scanner.
Order placement, stock availability, order tracking and invoice downloads for distributors and B2B customers. If you also need a product-catalogue site, our manufacturing website development connects it to live stock and enquiries.
Built native or with Flutter and React Native when one codebase for both platforms suits the budget.
Challenges
These come up in almost every first conversation with a plant owner or operations head:
Output, WIP and delays only become visible in the next morning's report.
Raw material shortages stop lines while slow-moving stock ties up cash.
Machines stop for small reasons nobody records, so OEE stays a guess.
Rejections at the customer end with no quick way to trace the batch.
Data re-typed three times, with errors at every step.
Challans, e-way bills and reconciliations eating hours of staff time.
Off-the-shelf systems make you change how the plant runs to suit the software. Custom manufacturing software development works the other way round.
Live output, WIP and machine status, so problems get fixed during the shift, not after it.
Recorded downtime reasons, scrap tracking and preventive maintenance turn recurring losses into numbers you can act on.
Actual material, labour and machine time per order show true product margins, not estimates.
Traceability and quality records come out of the system in minutes when an auditor or customer asks.
Your workflows, approvals and reports, not a vendor's defaults. Add plants, lines and products without changing systems or paying per-user licences.
Technologies
Factory software has to connect to machines, accounting and existing ERP. We integrate with what you already run and build on a stack that handles high-frequency machine data reliably.
How We Work
Production can't stop while software goes in, so we pilot on one line first and roll out in stages.
We walk the floor, map order-to-dispatch flow, data sources, machines and reports, then agree scope, priorities and a fixed estimate.
Clickable screens for operators, supervisors, stores and management, tested with the people who will use them.
Agile sprints with fortnightly demos. We connect machines, accounting or ERP and GST systems, and migrate masters such as items, BOMs and customers.
Run on one line or department, train operators, fix what the shop floor tells us, then extend line by line.
Full go-live, training, monitoring and improvements under a support plan.
Timelines are typical planning ranges; machine integration and data migration can add time.
Why EIT Connect
Factory software is judged by whether supervisors still use it three months after go-live. These are the things we focus on to make sure they do.
Operators and supervisors test screens before we build them. If entering data takes longer than the paper register, it gets redesigned.
We connect to your machines, Tally or ERP and GST systems instead of asking you to replace what already works.
Full source code and data ownership, no per-user licences, and the choice of cloud or on-premise hosting.
Fortnightly demos, a shared roadmap and one point of contact who understands both the software and your plant.
Role-based access by plant and department, encrypted data, audit trails and secure hosting. Production data, designs and customer orders stay protected, and access is logged.
Manufacturing software development is building custom applications that help factories plan, produce, track and ship products. It covers manufacturing ERP, MES, production planning, inventory, quality and traceability, maintenance, machine monitoring and shop-floor apps.
Our manufacturing software development services include manufacturing ERP, MES software development, production planning, inventory and material management, quality and traceability, IIoT machine dashboards, maintenance management, job-work and dispatch tools, and manufacturing app development.
Manufacturing software development cost depends on the modules, number of plants and lines, machine integration and data migration. A focused inventory or production-tracking system costs far less than a full ERP with MES and IoT. We share a fixed estimate after a plant discovery visit or call.
A focused module such as production tracking or inventory usually takes 3 to 4 months, including a pilot line. A full ERP and MES rollout across a plant typically takes 6 to 9 months, delivered line by line.
Yes. We integrate with Tally, SAP and other ERP or accounting systems so masters, invoices and stock stay in sync. You can keep your current accounts system and add production, quality or MES modules around it.
Yes. Older machines can be monitored with add-on sensors and energy meters that capture run time, cycles and stoppages, then feed the same dashboards as your newer, PLC-connected machines.
ERP manages the business side of manufacturing: orders, purchase, inventory, costing and accounts. MES manages execution on the shop floor: work orders, machine and labour booking, WIP, scrap and quality in real time. Most plants get the best results when the two are connected.
Look for real shop-floor experience, integration with your machines and accounting, a pilot-first rollout plan, full code ownership and long-term support. At EIT Connect, you own your software, see working screens every two weeks and work with one team from plant discovery to support.
Tell us where your plant loses time today: planning, stores, quality, machines or paperwork. As a manufacturing software development company that starts on the shop floor, we'll show you what to build first, how it connects to what you already use, and what it will cost.