Full MRP with multi-level BOM explosion, time-phased netting and capacity planning. It reads your Tally or your existing database, measures how long your suppliers really take, and tells you afterwards whether the plan actually worked.
A complete material requirements planner that reads your own systems — and then keeps score of itself.
Any depth, with scrap factors and shared sub-assemblies. Low-level codes worked out automatically, so nothing is planned before its parent. Where-used and cumulative lead time included.
Stock, open orders, safety stock and lead times netted period by period. You see projected stock week by week — not one total that hides the week you run dry.
Routings and work centres, with load against available hours per period. The overloaded weeks are named before you commit to a delivery date.
Tally, or any SQL database — SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or anything with an ODBC driver. Excel still works for a plant that has nothing else.
Real supplier lead times, real yields, and safety stock sized from the error your forecast really makes. Measured from your own history, not assumed.
Did last month's plan hold? Where it didn't, which of four causes cost the most — and which of them is a parameter problem rather than a follow-through problem.
Stock items, suppliers, stock by store, purchase and sales orders, and goods received — brought across on demand, as often as you like.
TallyPrime or Tally.ERP 9, over Tally's own XML interface. Nothing is installed in your Tally and nothing is ever written to it.
SQL Server, MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL — or Access, Marg, Busy and in-house systems through ODBC. Manufacturing Planner shows you your own tables; you write one query per thing it should read.
Every sync produces a list first: every row it would add, every field it would change, the old value beside the new one. You read it and press Apply, or you don't.
A lead time you set by hand stays yours. If the source disagrees, the difference is shown — unticked. Accepting it is a deliberate act.
Every query is checked before it's sent, the connection is opened read-only, and nothing is committed. Give Manufacturing Planner a read-only database user and it needs nothing more.
A sample Tally and a sample ERP database ship with ShivAI Suite. See a full sync end to end — before anything of yours is connected.
Tally knows what you have. It doesn't hold a bill of material, a routing, a lead time or a safety stock — and it can't tell you whether the ones you're using are right. Manufacturing Planner measures them from your own records.
Measured from the day you ordered to the day it arrived. Not the average — ordering to the average is late half the time by definition. Manufacturing Planner suggests the figure nine deliveries in ten come in under.
A part planned at 100% that really runs at 92% is short on every batch — the shortage nobody can explain. Once measured, MRP starts more than it needs to receive.
Sized from the error your forecast actually makes and how much the lead time varies — not a round number of days that gives the same cover to a steady part and an erratic one.
Croston, SBA and TSB for parts that sell four times a year. Ordinary smoothing fades to nothing between orders and then chases the spike after it has passed.
Every measurement is a suggestion, never a change. You see what you've set, what the history says, how many observations it rests on, and one line explaining why. You accept it or you don't — and accepting applies it to that plant only.
For every part, the gap between the stock the plan predicted and the stock there actually was is split three ways — the plan started from a wrong opening figure, less arrived than it counted on, or more was used than expected. Those three add up exactly; anything left over is reported rather than hidden.
The most common single cause, and no parameter change fixes it. The plan was right, the orders were listed, nothing happened. Manufacturing Planner counts them and puts a rupee value on them.
Raised on time, arrived after the date promised. Measured in days, per supplier and per part — and fed straight back into the lead time Manufacturing Planner suggests.
Arrived on time, but not all of it. Worth raising with the supplier, and worth knowing whether anybody chased the balance.
The genuine forecasting problem — distinguished from the other three, because only this one is fixed by changing how you forecast.
Point Manufacturing Planner at your Tally or your database. Items, suppliers, stock, orders and goods receipts come across — after you've read the preview.
BOM, routings, work centres, lead times and lot sizes. The planning data no accounting system holds — entered once, then maintained.
Data Health lists what would quietly weaken a plan: made items with no components, parts with no lead time, routings pointing at an absent work centre.
Full MRP explosion, netting, capacity check and forecast in one run. Purchase and production suggestions with dates, suppliers and value.
Measure your real lead times and yields. Score the plan against what happened. Accept what the history says, and plan again on better numbers.
Assembled products with a real BOM, bought-out parts and foundry work.
Schedules from the OEM, tight delivery windows, penalties for being late.
Panels, wiring harnesses, long-lead imported components.
Made-to-order with a standard sub-assembly library underneath.
Single Location: ₹2,950/mo · Multi-Location: ₹5,900/mo (incl. GST). Annual billing gives 2 months free. 30-Day Paid Pilot — ₹5,900 incl. GST, includes full installation, training, and direct support. Part of ShivAI Suite: add Distributor Inventory Planner or Finance Planner in the same application — a bundle with Finance costs 20% less than its modules bought apart. 3 users included; an extra user is ₹590/mo.
Every plan includes every feature. The plans differ only in how many plants you load: one on Single Location, any number on Multi-Location. Runs on your own PC — your data never leaves it. If a subscription lapses Manufacturing Planner becomes read-only: every plan and every report stays available to view and export.