DotOne runs packaging plants that make to order: corrugated boxes, flexible laminates, labels and cartons. Each customer job is costed, scheduled on the machines and tracked from reel to finished bundle.
Size, ply, GSM, print and lamination change from one customer job to the next, and quoting from memory leaves margins to chance.
Paper reels and film rolls are stocked by deckle, GSM and weight. Picking the wrong reel means trim waste or a delayed job.
Set-up waste, trim and print rejects happen on every machine but are rarely compared with what the quote allowed.
FMCG and pharma buyers expect packaging just in time. A late job can hold up their filling line.
Quotations are built from the job spec and BOM: board or film, ink, adhesive and machine time.
The confirmed order becomes a job card, with reels or boards reserved from stock by size and GSM.
Corrugation, printing, lamination, slitting or die-cutting are logged stage by stage on the job card.
In-process and final checks are recorded, along with good output and wastage at each stage.
Finished goods are bundled, dispatched against the order with a delivery challan and invoiced.
Yes. Quotations can be built from the job BOM and your pricing rules. Discounts above the limit go for approval. See sales management.
Yes. Reels and rolls can be set up as items with their size and GSM, tracked by batch, so stores can pick the right one for each job.
Yes. Material issued to the job card and good output are both recorded, so wastage by job, machine and stage shows in reports.
Open orders, job status and pending dispatch are visible in one place. The Production AI Agent flags delayed jobs and machine downtime early.
In a 30-minute demo we quote a sample box or pouch from its spec, turn it into a job card and record output and wastage.