DotOne runs steel products, sheet metal fabrication, fasteners and metal trading businesses. Material is stocked by grade, size and thickness, in kilograms, tonnes, metres or pieces, and every job is costed from the material it actually used.
Steel is bought in tonnes, cut in metres and sold in pieces or kilograms. Stock in one unit rarely matches the books in another.
IS 2062, SS 304 and SS 316 in many sizes and thicknesses turn a short material list into hundreds of items.
Cutting and fabrication leave offcuts and scrap that are rarely weighed, so job costs are guesses.
Steel prices change often, and quotes based on last month's rate eat into margins.
Purchase orders and goods receipts record material by grade and size, in kg or MT, with the mill test details.
Stock is kept by grade, size and thickness, in kg, MT, metres or pieces, as bundles or loose.
Fabrication or production orders become job cards, with material issued against each job.
Quality checks and the actual material used, including scrap, are recorded against the job.
Finished goods are dispatched, invoiced with GST and synced to Tally.
Yes. Items can carry kilograms, tonnes, metres and pieces, so purchase, stores and sales each work in their own unit.
Yes. Grade, size, thickness and material are item attributes, so stock and reports show each combination.
Yes. Traders use purchase, stock and sales. Fabricators add production job cards and quality checks. See manufacturing ERP.
Yes. Invoices, purchases and masters sync with Tally Prime through the Tally connector.
In a 30-minute demo we receive steel by weight, issue it to a fabrication job, record scrap and invoice the finished goods.