ERP
- What jewellery ERP actually has to do that retail ERP does not
- Why a stock quantity column is the bug, not the schema
- Cloud or on-premise for a jewellery shop, honestly
Blog
Nothing published yet
There is no post here, and no filler standing in for one. When articles arrive they will carry a named author, a review date, real screenshots from the software and worked examples — not a generated word count.
Commissioned
What is being written
The plan, marked as a plan. Say which of these you would read first and it moves up.
Inventory
- Five weights per piece, and the constraint that keeps them honest
- Barcode or RFID for jewellery stock
- Finding dead stock when everything is priced off a moving rate
- Running a stock audit that reconciles rather than absorbs
GST
- GST on making charges, stones and metal on one invoice
- HSN codes a jeweller actually uses
- E-invoicing and the IRN, from a jeweller’s side
Manufacturing
- Karigar wastage: agreeing it before you argue about it
- Tracking stones through a job without losing grams
- From CAD to the bench to stock
Engineering
- Offline-first billing on an encrypted local replica
- Row-level security as tenant isolation, not as a filter
- One pricing package on the server, the browser and the counter
Everything here will be written by Aman Kumar Singh, who built the software the examples come from. That is the only reason a byline is worth anything.
Would rather see the software than read about it
The features pages describe every module, and a walkthrough puts it against your own stock.