Stop running your business on spreadsheets.

Custom ERP connects the workflows, records and reports your business depends on in one controlled system. Unlike a generic package, its modules, approvals, terminology and integrations are designed around how your organisation operates.

It is usually time when teams maintain duplicate sheets, stock figures conflict, reports are delayed, approvals depend on messages, or only one person knows how the process works. ERP creates shared records, traceability and timely reporting.

Yes. We first review, clean and map usable customer, supplier, item, opening-stock and ledger data. Historical files can be imported, archived or retained as references depending on their quality and business value.

Yes. Manufacturing ERP can include BOM, material planning, production orders, job work, quality checks, wastage, work-in-progress, costing, finished goods and dispatch.

Yes. Textile workflows can cover yarn or fabric lots, rolls, processing stages, matching, folding, packing, wastage, job work, quality and location-wise inventory.

Yes. We phase the rollout around the business's most urgent control gaps so an MSME can start with practical modules and expand without forcing unnecessary enterprise complexity.

Yes. Supplier and partner portals can support quotations, purchase orders, order status, stock visibility, documents, outstanding balances, collections and role-specific reporting.

Yes. WASS has delivered book-trade ERP covering ISBN and title inventory, publishers, schools, purchase cycles, fairs, billing, returns, accounts and multi-location operations.

Often, yes. We assess available APIs, export formats and reconciliation needs before deciding whether to integrate, migrate or keep specific systems alongside the ERP.

Yes. Workflows such as approvals, sales visits, stock checks, collections, dispatch confirmation and dashboards can be delivered through responsive web or mobile applications.

The ERP can use role-based permissions, approval controls, encrypted connections, audit logs, backups and restricted production access. The final controls are matched to your deployment and risk requirements.

Timing depends on process complexity, locations, integrations and data readiness. We usually recommend a phased rollout so a valuable core can go live before lower-priority modules.

Yes. Training is organised by role using real workflows. Go-live support, issue tracking, documentation and ongoing improvement can be included in the engagement.

For custom development, ownership and handover terms are agreed before work begins. Your organisation should control its completed project IP, repositories, production accounts and business data.

We discuss your present process, spreadsheet dependence, reporting gaps, users, locations, integrations and the first operational outcome to improve. You leave with a clearer recommended next step.