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Chemicals & coatings

Formulations, drums and decimals

Formulation businesses need recipes that keep secrets, quantities that keep decimals, and books that keep GST.

Your pipeline, watched end to end

A purchase raises stock. A run eats it, stage by stage. Ready goods rise. A dispatch takes them out. Nobody types a number.

Purchase GRN in
Resin 500380380380 500 L on hand
Paint drums 004028 40 pc ready
Sale Dispatch

GRN-0067 — 500 L resin in against PO-0030Batch CH-22 blending — the formulation draws by ratio40 drums filled — QC accepted before they countDSP-0038 — 12 drums out with the invoice GRN-0067 — 500 L resin in against PO-0030

Checks with accept and reject counts, reasons named — the real screen.

Checks with accept and reject counts, reasons named — the real screen.

The pain

The formulation is the business

The answer

Recipes live on the item, visible only to roles you grant — an operator can run a batch without reading it.

Production →
The pain

Litres and kg to three decimals

The answer

Quantities keep the item’s own precision; imports refuse to round.

Stock →
The pain

GST on inputs and outputs

The answer

Credits set off in the legal order; the month checked before filing.

GST returns →
On your floor, it looks like this

A 200 L batch consumes resin, solvent and pigment by the formulation. The run’s actual usage is what reaches the ledger — and the trial balance still foots.

Said before you find out: Batch traceability by lot number is on the roadmap — say so to your auditor before you switch, and to us so we can tell you when.

And the small money too

Not everything is production. Diesel for the genset, chai for the floor, freight, repairs, the electrician's visit — every spending lands in the books with a category, so month-end explains itself.

⛽ Diesel ☕ Tea & coffee 🚚 Freight 🔧 Repairs 💡 Electricity 📦 Packing material

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