Jamnagar is proudly known as the “Brass City of India”, producing millions of brass parts every day. From plumbing fittings to electrical connectors and export-quality precision parts, the industry contributes significantly to India’s manufacturing and exports. But when it comes to managing production, inventory, job work, and compliance, many brass manufacturers in Jamnagar still rely…
Jamnagar, often called the “Brass City of India”, is home to thousands of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) engaged in brass parts manufacturing. From precision components to fittings and hardware, Jamnagar supplies brass parts to industries worldwide, including plumbing, electrical, automotive, and electronics. But as competition grows and export demand increases, the brass industry faces…
Surat, known as the Textile Hub of India, contributes nearly 40% of the country’s textile production and is home to thousands of weaving units, dyeing houses, and garment manufacturers. While the industry is thriving, managing large-scale operations in Surat’s competitive market is a constant challenge. From raw material procurement to weaving, dyeing, finishing, and distribution,…
For Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) brands, WordPress (WooCommerce) is the most popular choice for building online stores, while ERPNext is a powerful open-source ERP system for managing backend operations like inventory, accounts, and fulfillment. But the real magic happens when you integrate WooCommerce with ERPNext. This creates a seamless flow of data — from orders and payments…
The Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) business model has exploded in popularity in India and worldwide. With customers preferring to buy directly from brands instead of middlemen, D2C companies need a strong digital presence and robust backend systems to scale successfully. Two powerful tools that help D2C brands thrive are WordPress (with WooCommerce) for online storefronts and ERPNext…
