Who's building this

A factory gave up. Then called us.

Prodman did not start with a product idea. It started with a printer who had spent ten years and eight attempts trying to make software work, and had stopped believing it ever would.

The story

How Prodman was born.

A working diary & book printer had tried it all. Eight attempts across ten years. ERPs, then Google Sheets, then Airtable, then a consultant, then paper again. Every one was too complex, or demanded they change how they work, or needed staff who could type. All they ever wanted was to print and ship. They did not care what the software was built with.

So the entries were made late, from memory, or not at all. Judgement replaced facts. Mistakes turned up on delivery day instead of day one. In the end they stopped believing software could help a factory like theirs, and went back to running the whole thing out of the owner's head.

Out of options, they called Aquevix. The ask was small and tired: could we join the pieces they already had into something that holds. We went and stood on their floor, and found the problem was never the feature list. The people doing the work will never be tech savvy, and that is not a flaw to fix. Humans make mistakes, so a system that only records what it is told will record the mistakes too.

Which meant the software had to be simple enough to use at a machine, and awake enough to catch what the human got wrong before it became a short shipment. That is exactly what Aquevix has always believed: make software easy. We took the challenge and built it from the ground up, on their floor, against their live orders and their own wastage. That is how Prodman was born, and it is still being built in a factory that has to ship every single day.

Why us

What we bring to your floor.

Twenty years of engineering

Aquevix has built software since 2006 for Indian and international businesses. Prodman ERP is built to be fast, self-hosted and steady on a factory network that is not perfect.

We know the Indian SME floor

Farmas, UPs, plates, foam-aware boxing, delivered against promised. We use your words because we learned them on your kind of floor.

A real factory partner

A working diary & book printer lets us build against live orders, real machines and their own wastage, every week.

The team behind it

A team the world already trusts.

This is not a first attempt. Since 2006, Aquevix has built software for names like Humana, KFC, DaVita and IKEA, and for Indian companies like Overnite Express. Founder Amit Jindal has spent close to twenty years delivering large, cloud-scale systems for clients around the world. The same team now builds for the Indian factory floor.

  • Humana
  • KFC
  • DaVita
  • IKEA
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What we believe

Make software easy. That is all.

That one line is why Aquevix exists, and Prodman is that line applied to a factory floor. An Indian factory does not need more software. It needs software the floor will actually use. Once the floor is entering real numbers, the owner stops being the one person everything depends on. He can take a week off. He can open a second unit.

That is the Forge Strategy: give Indian manufacturers the software edge to compete with China and Vietnam, and win. The Vietnamese factory is not better than yours. It just measures sooner. When your floor runs on real numbers, you match anyone on cost, quality and delivery.

The roadmap, honestly

What is running, and what is not.

Live

Running production

Floor entry, one record per order, the dashboard, artwork approval, wastage, materials, dispatch, the portal and attention items.

Next

AI employees that act

Agents that do the chasing instead of only telling you about it. Plus upholstery on the same engine.

Later

Offline entry, scheduling, purchasing

Planned for from day one. We add them once the core has proved itself on real floors.

Stop putting out fires. Start seeing the floor.

Book a 30-minute demo and we will show you Prodman ERP on a factory like yours. We take only a few factories each quarter, because we set up every one of them on site, by hand.

Taking on a limited group this quarter