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ARUKZ ERP helps food, FMCG and pharma makers with the batch side of the work: each lot can carry an expiry date, the lot list filters what has expired or expires in the next 30 days, and any batch can be traced from the supplier’s receipt to the customers it reached, which is what a recall needs. BOMs, quality inspections and CAPA are built in. It is not validated for regulated GMP use, it does not prepare FSSAI returns, and a delivery does not yet stop an expired batch, so check the list before you dispatch.

What you use

Batches with expiry dates

An expiry date on each lot, and an Expiry filter on the lot list: Expired or Expires within 30 days.

Recall tracing

One screen per lot: received, used in which orders, delivered to whom, rejected, and what is left.

Recipes as BOMs

Ingredients and packing material per batch, consumed by manufacturing orders.

Quality

Incoming and in-process inspections, rejections by lot, CAPA reports and calibration dates.
A delivery does not yet stop an expired batch from going out. Filter the lot list by Expiry → Expired before you dispatch.

Food processing and FMCG

Pharmaceuticals

Documents keeps controlled documents and engineering change orders, which helps with SOP control, but it is not a validated document system.

What it does not do yet

  • No GMP electronic batch records, and ARUKZ ERP is not validated for regulated GMP use.
  • No blocking of expired batches at dispatch.
  • No QR track-and-trace.
  • No FSSAI returns.
These summaries come from the ARUKZ ERP guide and are not legal advice. Confirm the rules that apply to your unit with your adviser.

Inventory

Warehouses, locations, transfers and barcode scanning.

All industries

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