INDUSTRIES

Every industry has its own auditor.

The same platform, described in the vocabulary of the trade that uses it — the pains in your own words, the capabilities that answer them, and the rules you live by.

Pharmaceutical manufacturing

Every batch must be proven — made against the right process, tested against the right spec, certified, and traceable to the unit — and the proof must survive an inspection years later.

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Pharmaceutical distribution and stockists

Thousands of SKUs, short expiry, price-controlled drugs, a price chain the law defines, and schemes that change every quarter — all at chemist-counter speed.

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Medical devices and diagnostics

Every device is an individual with a history — where it was, who holds it, whether its warranty is live, whether it was recalled — and the regulator expects that history on demand.

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Food and FMCG

Short shelf lives, thousands of pack sizes, distributor schemes with real budgets, and food-safety control points that must be recorded, not remembered.

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Chemicals and specialty materials

Hazardous materials in drums and bottles, quality measured in exact decimals, storage conditions that matter, and customers who need certificates with every shipment.

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Electronics and consumer appliances

Every unit has a serial, a warranty and a service history; products are sold as kits and bundles; and the after-sales desk is where margin is won or lost.

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Automotive components and industrial manufacturing

Multi-level bills of materials, real shop-floor lead times, subcontracted operations, supplier quality that decides your own quality, and customers who audit your process.

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Textiles, apparel and leather

Variants multiply, most production is done by outside artisans and contractors, and the books must show goods that are physically somewhere else.

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Nutraceuticals, ayurveda and supplements

You are held to a pharmacy's standard of proof and a supermarket's speed of trade — with a licence regime that belongs to neither.

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Jewellery and precious metals

Half your inventory is with a karigar, every piece is one of one, and the metal price moved while you were reading this.

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Not sure which one fits?

Most of our conversations start with a description of what you make and what you have to prove. That is enough.