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For manufacturers

A factory where orders, dispatch and payments do not wait for you

Every dealer and buyer enquiry tracked to a quote, every quote followed up, orders tracked to dispatch, collections chased on their dates, and a production MIS you can read in five minutes.

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The problem

Sound familiar?

  • Quotation bhej diya, phir follow-up kisi ne nahi kiya. Party ne doosre se maal le liya.
  • Dealer and buyer enquiries arrive by phone, email, B2B portals and trade-fair visiting cards, and you forward each one to sales on WhatsApp.
  • Customers call you, not the office, to ask where their order is.
  • Production status is a WhatsApp group and a whiteboard. Nobody can say what ships this week without walking the floor.
  • Outstanding is in the accounting software, but nobody calls on the due date. The 90-day dues surface at year end.
  • Every rate, discount and credit decision still needs your approval.
Where the money leaks

The leaks we look for first

  1. Quotes without a next step

    A quotation with no follow-up date is a quotation handed to the next supplier. In B2B, the second and third follow-up often decide the order.

  2. Slow, incomplete replies to RFQs

    Buyers send the same RFQ to several suppliers. The first complete, credible reply usually sets the benchmark the others are judged against.

  3. Order status by phone

    Every "where is my material?" call takes ten minutes of a salesperson's or your time, and a late dispatch nobody warned about costs the repeat order.

  4. Collections on memory

    Credit days stretch when nobody reminds on the due date. That is working capital you pay interest on.

  5. No production view

    Without a daily plan-versus-actual, delays are found at dispatch, too late to warn the customer.

The system for manufacturers

The Self-Running Business System, layer by layer

Six layers, installed in order. The same method as every business, in your industry's words.

  1. Diagnose

    Trace five recent orders from enquiry to payment: who quoted, who followed up, when it was dispatched and when the money came. Price each leak.

    Growth Diagnostic →
  2. Credibility

    A product and capability website with certifications, plant photos, MOQs and lead times, a catalogue on WhatsApp, and a Google Business Profile buyers can verify.

    Credibility Builder →
  3. Demand

    Google & Meta ads and your own channels aimed at dealers, distributors and buyers in your category, measured by RFQs and orders, not clicks.

    Demand Engine →
  4. Convert

    Every RFQ logged with its source, a quote sent within a set time, a follow-up sequence after every quote, and sample and trial-order tracking.

    Conversion System →
  5. Operate

    A CRM for the sales pipeline, an ERP or order tracker from order to production to dispatch, dispatch updates to customers, payment reminders on due dates and written routines for each desk.

    Operations System →
  6. Measure & Run

    A one-page production and sales MIS: enquiries, quotes, orders, on-time dispatch and outstanding by age, reviewed every month with the owner.

    Growth Partner (monthly) →
A worked example

What it looks like in practice

Example, not a client

Example: an engineering-components manufacturer with 60 staff and 120 active dealers

  1. Row 1 of 5: problem, fix, result.
    Before

    RFQs arrive by phone, email and portals; the owner forwards each one

    The system

    One RFQ inbox with a source and an owner on every enquiry

    Layer: Convert
    What changes

    The owner stops being the router for every enquiry

  2. Row 2 of 5: problem, fix, result.
    Before

    Quotes made in a spreadsheet; follow-up depends on who remembers

    The system

    Quote templates sent from the CRM, with follow-ups on day 2, 5 and 10

    Layer: Convert
    What changes

    Every open quote has a next date and a name against it

  3. Row 3 of 5: problem, fix, result.
    Before

    Dispatch dates promised on calls and tracked on a whiteboard

    The system

    Order, production and dispatch stages, with a WhatsApp update at dispatch

    Layer: Operate
    What changes

    Customers get dispatch updates without calling

  4. Row 4 of 5: problem, fix, result.
    Before

    Outstanding reviewed at month end by the owner, line by line

    The system

    Payment reminders before and on the due date; outstanding list by age

    Layer: Operate
    What changes

    Collections run on dates; the owner sees only the exceptions

  5. Row 5 of 5: problem, fix, result.
    Before

    Nobody can say what ships this week without walking the floor

    The system

    A one-page weekly MIS: quotes, orders, on-time dispatch, outstanding

    Layer: Measure & Run
    What changes

    Production and sales are reviewed in five minutes, every week

An illustration of how the system fits a typical business of this kind. It is not a client story and claims no result. To see what these changes are worth at your own numbers, use the manufacturer and exporter buyer calculator.

Where we start

What we would fix first, in 30 days

The order changes if the diagnostic finds a bigger leak. Timelines depend on how quickly we get information and approvals from your side.

  1. Week 1

    Growth Diagnostic: five orders traced end to end, the leak list and the 90-day plan.

  2. Week 2

    The RFQ inbox and quote follow-up: every open quote in one list with a next date.

  3. Week 3

    Order-to-dispatch stages and dispatch updates to customers on WhatsApp.

  4. Week 4

    Payment reminders on due dates, and the first one-page MIS.

Investment

What it costs and how long it takes

All prices exclude 18% GST. Ad spend, software licences and messaging charges are paid by you directly.

Path A: fix one layer first

Path B: or get the complete system

  1. DiagnoseGrowth Diagnostic1–2 weeks
  2. DemandDemand Engine2–3 weeks to set up, then monthly
  3. ConvertConversion System3–6 weeks
  4. OperateOperations System4–8 weeks for a CRM
  5. Measure & RunGrowth PartnerStarts within 2 weeks, then monthly
Questions

Questions owners ask

Anything else? Ask us directly. We reply within one working day.

It starts with the Growth Diagnostic (₹25k–₹1L, +18% GST), which scores every layer of your business and ends with a 90-day plan. For most businesses like yours the Growth OS Pro package fits: ₹3.5L setup + ₹1.25L a month, +18% GST. You can also start with one service at a time; each price is listed on this page.

Usually the CRM, because enquiries and quotes are where money leaks first, and a CRM goes live in weeks. An ERP for production, inventory and dispatch follows once the sales side is clean. The diagnostic decides the order for your factory.

Yes. Invoices and ledgers stay in your accounting software. The system reads outstanding from it (or from a daily export) to send reminders and build the MIS.

They do when it saves them work: quotes from templates, follow-ups that remind them, and no evening report to type. The setup is built around that, and staff are trained in Hindi, on-site in Jaipur.

No. Proven CRM and ERP software is implemented and set up around your process. Custom software is slow, costly and hard to support for a business your size.

Yes. The flow becomes RFQ, quote, sample, trial order and repeat order, and the buyer calculator is built for exactly that funnel.

Find out where your business leaks first

The Growth Diagnostic maps how enquiries, orders and cash move in your business today and ends with a 90-day plan.