Follow one steel bar from the supplier’s truck to your customer’s invoice.

Karkhana is built for workshops that buy by the kilo, count by the piece and sell by the litre. Scroll to follow one bar through eight stops.

It starts as 2,000 kg on a purchase order.

Your supplier sells by the kilo. Karkhana turns that into bars straight away, so you know exactly what will fill the rack.

40 bars. 762.4 kg. Real weight, recorded at the gate.

Count the bars, enter the weighbridge weight. Karkhana works out 19.06 kg per bar and warns you if a lot is more than 2% off the usual 18.94 kg.

Every bar gets an address.

Rack R3, Row B. Anyone can press Ctrl K from any screen, type “bar 32”, and see the stock and the exact rack.

The bar becomes 120 flanges.

Issue 8 bars to Job 311. See progress from every machine, and know before the lathe insert needs a new edge.

Bought in kilos. Used in litres. No sums.

A 200 kg drum of grey primer fills 5 buckets and 10 tins. Karkhana uses this lot’s own weight per litre (1.41 kg) and records the 1.84 L lost in filling.

See what the job really cost, while it’s still running.

Job 311 is 5.5% over plan. The screen tells you why: a heavier steel lot and five extra lathe hours. You find out on the job, not at year end.

One invoice. Four units. GST done.

Flanges by the piece, primer by the bucket, bar by the kilo, bolts by weight. The customer is in Gujarat, so IGST applies automatically, and the total is written in words.

The owner sees the whole journey on one screen.

Sales, money still to collect, and what needs attention today. Every alert opens the screen that fixes it, on a laptop, a big monitor or a phone.