Where we work

Industries that cannot buy a generic stack

If a SaaS demo looks perfect until the first exception, you are in our market. Below are representative problem shapes — not claimed case studies.

Warehouse aisle with sensor lighting at night

Manufacturing & job shops

Mix of CNC, welding, packaging, and that one line nobody wants to touch. We connect what can be connected, leave the rest as a disciplined manual event, and still give the owner a morning number.

AI: defect families, tool-life hints, quote-from-history. IoT: power, cycle counts, environmental holds.

Warehousing & 3PL

Dock congestion, SKU chaos, labour mix. Location + WMS events + a copilot for “where did the shortage start?”

Facilities, malls, campuses

Chillers, DG, pumps, and AMC vendors. Energy as a P&L line, not a surprise bill.

Clinics & labs

Queue, sample chain, equipment uptime. Privacy-first AI on SOPs — not medical diagnosis theatre.

Education & skilling

Centre ops, batch quality, placement pipelines. Heritage of computer education in the Mumbai north-west corridor informs how we design for trainers and students.

Multi-site SMEs

Five plants, one promoter group. Same KPIs, different machines. Templates with local forks — not a fake “one system”.

Infra-adjacent ops

Sites, stores, and contractor gates. Attendance, material, and photo evidence that survive a monsoon week.

How to recognise a fit

You have tribal knowledge in two people’s heads. You have sensors that nobody plots. You have AI FOMO and a board asking for it. You would rather own the system than rent a dashboard. If three of those are true, write to us.

Start with an industry brief