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ARUKZ ERP fits machine shops, fabricators, pump and valve makers, foundries and forging units: routings, work centres and work orders plan the job, downtime reasons show where machine hours went, lots and serials trace material and finished pieces, outside processes go on job work challans, and scrap is recorded against the work. Ferrous scrap sales, OSH Code registration and BIS-marked steel are rules you still track yourself.

What you use

Work centres and work orders

BOMs with operations on work centres, manufacturing orders split into work orders, costing and scheduling.

Downtime reasons

Hours lost on a work centre, with the reason, so a missed target has an explanation.

Lots and serials

Bar stock and castings received into lots; pumps, valves and assemblies by serial number.

Job work challans

Machining, heat treatment, plating or painting sent out on a challan, with the return due date.

Scrap

Scrap moved out of stock as its own operation, so it does not sit in stock unseen.

Tools, dies and maintenance

A tool and die life log, an asset register and preventive maintenance schedules.

A job from order to invoice

1

Quote and confirm

A quotation becomes a sales order. See Sales.
2

Buy the material

Plate, bar or castings are bought and received into lots. See Purchases.
3

Make it

A manufacturing order consumes the lots, its work orders run on work centres, and downtime is logged with a reason.
4

Send out what you do not do in-house

A job work challan takes parts to the job worker; the return closes it, with any loss recorded. See Job work.
5

Inspect, deliver, invoice

Inspection records rejections against the order and lot, the delivery goes out, and the GST invoice follows. See Quality and GST invoicing.

The rules you meet

ARUKZ ERP does not collect TCS on scrap sales or track OSH Code registration. Handle those with your CA and adviser. These summaries are not legal advice.

Auto components

Tier 2 and 3 suppliers to vehicle makers.

All industries

What fits today and what is not built, industry by industry.
Last modified on November 12, 2026