Selected organizations represented across Digittrix’s broader product portfolio. These cross-industry references are not a list of manufacturing clients. Explore the published work and client reviews for each project’s actual scope.
Manufacturing app development turns factory tasks into mobile and web workflows for operators, supervisors and customers. A production app can capture shift output, material use and inspection results against a work order. A customer portal can share approved order updates. These tools can connect to your existing systems through APIs.
Digittrix provides website development, mobile app development and custom ERP and CRM development from Mohali, Punjab. Start with one business need, then add interfaces and integrations when the process is proven.
These tools solve different problems. Begin with the decision or task your team needs to improve, then decide whether to configure an existing product, connect it or build a custom workflow.
| Solution | Main purpose | When it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturing website | Present products, technical specifications and capabilities; collect requests for quotation (RFQs). | Buyers need clear product information and an enquiry route. |
| Factory app or B2B portal | Give operators, managers or dealers access to a defined workflow. | A specific task needs mobile capture, approvals or customer visibility. |
| Enterprise resource planning (ERP) | Connect business records across purchasing, inventory, sales and finance. | Departments need consistent master data and coordinated transactions. |
| Material requirements planning (MRP) | Calculate material requirements using demand, bills of materials, stock and lead times. | Planners need to determine what materials to obtain and when. |
| Manufacturing execution system (MES) | Track and document detailed production execution on the factory floor. | Operations need deeper work-order, process and production traceability. |
For the underlying terms, see SAP’s explanations of MRP and MES. The comparison describes software categories, not a claim of SAP partnership or a prebuilt integration.
Choose the starting point that fits your operations. Connect your website, shop floor and customer experience through workflows designed around the products you make.
Present your products, production capabilities and technical documents in a website built around buyer enquiries. Give your team a CMS for catalogues, specifications and company updates.
Connect work orders, schedules and shift updates so planners can follow work in progress. Define the production stages, approvals and exceptions around your actual factory process.
Track raw materials, work in progress and finished goods across agreed stock locations. Link receipts, issues and transfers to the relevant job or batch.
Put inspection checklists, photographs and test results beside the batch or work order. Assign non-conformances and keep corrective actions visible until review.
Give dealers and business customers a clear way to browse approved products, request quotations and view their order updates without repeated calls to your sales team.
Organize equipment records, planned maintenance and breakdown tickets. Help technicians see the task, required checks and service history before they start.
Follow purchase requests through approval, supplier communication and goods receipt. Record what was ordered, what arrived and what needs resolution.
Design Android and iOS workflows for operators and supervisors, with barcode scanning, photo capture and offline drafts where the agreed process needs them.
Choose a public website to reach buyers, an app to support factory teams or custom software to connect departments. We plan the interfaces and shared records needed for your first release.
Map your product enquiries, production responsibilities and operational reporting before development begins.
Help industrial buyers compare products, review specifications and request a quotation. We build catalogue pages and enquiry forms around your sales process, with a private portal for returning customers when needed.
Give operators a practical way to record work on the devices they use each day. We design Android and iOS screens for scanning, shift updates and inspections, accounting for factory conditions and connectivity.
Connect production, stock and quality records around your operating procedures. We define who can create, approve and update each record, then build the workflows and reports your teams need.
Extend your existing ERP with a focused app or custom module. We review API access, record ownership and migration needs, then test how updates move between systems and recover from failures.
Bring production, materials, quality and maintenance records into one coordinated process. Choose the modules your team needs first, then plan integrations and later releases.
Connect each work order to an approved bill of materials (BOM), routing and work centre. Record planned quantities, actual output, scrap and rework for supervisor review.
Link raw-material lots, work-in-progress (WIP) and finished-goods batches. Record receipts, consumption, transfers and quality holds against the relevant work order.
Capture inspection evidence, quarantine decisions and corrective actions with a record of who approved them.
Keep enquiries, quotation versions and order updates together across your sales and fulfilment teams.
Route purchase requests to the right approver and reconcile ordered quantities with goods received.
Keep an asset register, preventive-maintenance schedule and breakdown history. Agree downtime reason codes and reporting rules before using the records in performance reports.
Custom software can address gaps that spreadsheets or existing systems leave between teams. The value depends on reliable data, staff adoption and a clearly defined process.
Configure job stages, inspection points and approval rules around your products and teams. Operators can capture the records required for the task without working through unrelated screens.
Connect work orders, material issues, accepted output and quality holds. Managers can trace an exception to its source and compare reported quantities before approving the next step.
Share agreed records between your app, customer portal and ERP through tested integrations. Record ownership and retry controls help teams avoid duplicate or conflicting updates.
Start with one line or department, review the pilot and add modules as needed. Agree data exports, source-code handover and support terms so future changes have a clear foundation.
Evaluate the pilot using agreed measures such as missing entries, stock discrepancies, approval turnaround and time spent retrieving records. Improvements should be measured against your own baseline.
Start with the task each person needs to complete. Give operators, production managers and dealers focused interfaces with permissions for their role.
Give shop-floor teams a focused view of assigned jobs, material movements and quality checks.
Bring production, inventory and quality information into one workspace so managers can decide what needs attention.
Share approved product and order information while administrators control access and business rules.
Keep responsibilities, records and decisions connected at every stage.
Capture specifications, prepare a quotation and confirm the customer order.
Create work orders, check material availability and assign production capacity.
Record shift output, material consumption, quality checks and rework decisions.
Record finished goods, release approved dispatches and share customer updates.
Consider a metal-parts manufacturer producing 100 housings. This planning example shows the records and decisions a custom app could connect; it is not a delivered client project or a performance claim.
The planner records the product revision, quantity of 100, due date, routing and approved bill of materials.
The storekeeper allocates the raw-material lot to the job. A shortage creates an exception for review rather than an unrecorded stock adjustment.
The operator submits output, material consumption and any scrap or downtime. Queued mobile entries retain a unique reference to avoid duplicate posting.
The inspector accepts 95 housings and places 5 on hold for rework. The record keeps the inspection result, reason and responsible person together.
The warehouse receives 95 accepted units. The 5 held units remain unavailable for dispatch until the agreed review releases them.
Acceptance checks: totals reconcile across material and output records; a repeated scan does not duplicate stock; held items cannot be dispatched; dealers can see only their own approved order updates.
Our industrial software development services connect applications with the systems your factory already uses. Each integration needs a source for every record, a recovery path for failed updates and tests using your operating scenarios.
Confirm which system owns products, customers, stock and invoices. Map API fields, units, identifiers and update frequency. Log failures and reconcile retries before rollout.
Explore ERP and CRM development →Test camera scanning or dedicated scanners on the devices your staff use. Define offline records, upload queues and conflict handling; live stock availability may require connectivity.
Assess gateways, available protocols and network access before promising equipment connectivity. Begin with a defined monitoring use case and validate the data against the source equipment.
Explore IoT development →Clean and map product, supplier and opening-stock records. Test access by role, approval history, backup restoration and exports. Agree a cutover and rollback plan with the operations team.
We select the stack around your website, mobile apps, production records, offline requirements and existing business systems. Integrations and infrastructure are chosen for the agreed release.
Technology choices are finalized during discovery against product scope, role permissions, factory connectivity, integration requirements, and operating model.
Next.js, Flutter, Swift, and Kotlin support responsive web, cross-platform, and native experiences for operators, production managers, and dealers.
Next.js
Flutter
Swift
Kotlin
Node.js, PHP, Laravel, Python, and CodeIgniter support production records, estimate calculations, approval queues, document access, notifications, and administration.
Node.js
PHP
Laravel
Python
CodeIgniter
Relational, document, and real-time data services are selected around profiles, production records, documents, approvals, reporting, retention, and deletion workflows.
MySQL
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
Firebase
MariaDB
Azure, Docker, Google Cloud, Vercel, and Netlify support controlled environments, release automation, observability, scalable infrastructure, and web delivery.
Microsoft Azure
Docker
Google Cloud
Vercel
Netlify
Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, and Cashfree can support agreed deposit or milestone payments, refunds and payment-status updates. Invoice rules and accounting reconciliation are scoped separately.
Stripe
Razorpay
PayPal
Cashfree
Token-based access is combined with the agreed email, phone, OTP, social sign-in, session, device, and role controls.
JWT
The cost of manufacturing app development depends on user roles, interfaces, offline workflows, data migration and integrations. A company website, a focused factory app and a connected operations platform require different scopes.
| Starting point | Typical scope to discuss | What affects the estimate |
|---|---|---|
| Company website | Product catalogue, capability pages, CMS and RFQ forms | Page count, product data, languages and enquiry routing |
| Portal or mobile app pilot | A focused workflow for operators, dealers or customers | User roles, scanning, offline capture and notifications |
| Connected manufacturing platform | Selected production, inventory, quality and maintenance modules | Locations, data migration, ERP APIs and equipment integrations |
Your proposal confirms the development budget, delivery milestones, acceptance checks and support coverage. Hosting, app-store accounts, messaging and third-party licences are identified separately. The features on this page are options to scope around your business.
Share your product catalogue or sample specification, one current workflow, user roles and locations, device needs, existing software and available API access. Include any data to migrate and the deadline you are working toward.
A focused pilot brief might be: one production line, operator and supervisor roles, work-order entry, a quality checklist and a web dashboard. ERP synchronization, machine connections and offline editing should be estimated explicitly.
Delivery planning: approve the scope and sample screens first, then agree milestones for implementation, integration testing, user acceptance and rollout. Content readiness, clean source data and access to external systems influence the schedule.
Begin with one workflow and the records it needs. Validate sample screens with users, implement the agreed scope, test exceptions and run a pilot before rolling out to more teams.
Map products, user roles, work orders, approval rules and existing systems.
Test website enquiry paths and factory screens with the people who will use them.
Build the approved screens, production APIs and workflows in reviewable releases.
Test stock reconciliation, partial orders, rejected batches, permissions and failed syncs.
Validate one agreed workflow, train users and review acceptance checks before expansion.
Handover, monitoring and support as agreed in your project plan.
Answers on factory websites, production apps, integrations, cost and support.
Yes. A public website, customer portal, factory mobile app and web admin panel can share agreed data and workflows. You can also start with one interface and add other tools in later releases.
Start with product categories, capabilities, technical specifications, company information and a clear request-for-quotation form. A CMS lets your team maintain content. Dealer pricing, customer accounts and order tracking can be added when required.
We review the system, API access and licensing before confirming the integration. The scope defines record ownership, field mapping, synchronization frequency and the handling of failed or duplicate updates.
Offline drafts and queued uploads can be included for selected workflows. We agree which records are available offline, how updates synchronize and how conflicts are resolved. Live dashboards need connectivity to receive new data.
Yes. Barcode or QR scanning can support materials, work orders and finished goods. Traceability depends on the identifiers, records and scanning steps agreed with your team; device compatibility is checked during discovery.
Machine or sensor integration is assessed separately against available gateways, protocols, access and network conditions. A website or mobile app does not automatically connect to equipment. We validate a defined integration before wider rollout.
The estimate depends on interfaces, user roles, production workflows, migration, offline needs and integrations. After reviewing your requirements, we provide a proposal with deliverables, milestones and separately identified hosting and third-party costs.
A company website and a connected factory platform require different delivery plans. We agree milestones for discovery, design, development, testing and rollout after the scope is clear. Content, API access, feedback and app-store review can affect launch dates.
Yes. A focused pilot can cover one production line, location or workflow. We agree acceptance checks with the users, review the pilot and plan expansion around what your team learns.
Source code handover, documentation, training and support coverage are defined in the project agreement. Maintenance can cover updates, monitoring and agreed improvements, with third-party subscriptions and licences identified separately.
Choose a website for product discovery and enquiries, an ERP system for connected business records, and a factory app for a focused operator or supervisor workflow. Material requirements planning (MRP) calculates material needs from demand, bills of materials and available stock. A manufacturing execution system (MES) manages detailed production execution. A custom app can connect to an existing system without replacing it.
Yes. We can scope custom production, inventory, purchasing and customer workflows or connect a focused application to your existing ERP. We first confirm which system owns products, stock, work orders and financial records. A full ERP or MES replacement requires its own discovery and migration plan.
Choose a team that can organize technical product information and build an enquiry journey for industrial buyers. Ask for relevant website evidence, a sample product page, mobile usability checks, CMS handover and a plan for handling quotation requests. Compare the agreed deliverables and support terms, as well as the price.
Expect a workflow map, agreed release scope, permission model, tested software and the handover specified in your agreement. Acceptance tests should cover material shortages, partial completion, rejected batches, repeated scans and failed synchronization. Reconcile pilot stock movements and accepted output before expanding to more lines or locations.
Digittrix is based in Mohali, Punjab, India, and works with businesses in India and international markets. Discovery, design reviews and delivery can be coordinated remotely. Factory visits, device trials and any on-site rollout are agreed separately in the project scope.
Review two published examples: a manufacturing catalogue website and an industrial customer app. Each case study explains its documented scope and evidence.
Explore the published customer app case study for order and project tracking, estimate visibility and communication with the delivery team.
This example demonstrates customer visibility; production planning, machine connectivity and ERP integration are separate capabilities to scope.
Read the documented project
The published case study documents a commercial-kitchen equipment website with product catalogues, project context and enquiry pathways. Its public website credits Digittrix for design, development and marketing.
Relevant to: helping industrial buyers evaluate products and share requirements. The case study does not publish traffic, enquiry or sales results.
Explore the manufacturing website case studyDigittrix Infotech Private Limited is based in Mohali, Punjab, and works with businesses in India and international markets. Our team handles discovery, interface design, development and testing, with training, handover and support defined in the project agreement.
Our office is at 3rd Floor, Elevate Towers, E 300, Industrial Area, Sector 75, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab 140307, India. Remote reviews can include your production, warehouse, quality and sales teams; any on-site work is agreed separately.
Contact Digittrix · Harsh Abrol, Co-Founder · About our team
Ask for relevant project evidence, a sample workflow, integration assumptions, acceptance criteria and handover terms. Check who owns the source code, cloud accounts and data, and what support covers after launch.
Content updated . Project scope and estimates are confirmed in your proposal.
Tell us what you manufacture, which systems you use and where work gets held up. We’ll help define a practical first release for your business.
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