From purchase order to GST invoice, Command Center runs your whole factory on one system, and enforces the discipline that stops material walking out the door.
Forged on a live footwear factory floor · Runs on-premises or in the cloud · No vendor lock-in
Command Center ERP is a manufacturing ERP for footwear factories. It runs the whole production cycle — buying material, receiving and checking it, issuing it to the line against the shoe’s recipe, making the shoes stage by stage, then packing and billing — on one system, and enforces the discipline that keeps every pair traceable from order to GST invoice.
Material issued with no bill of materials. Wages argued over every week. Stock that never ties out. GST worked out on the side. And software no one can change any more.
Leather and components get issued on trust, not against what the order actually needs. Shrinkage hides in the gap.
No agreed rate chart, totals added by hand. Every payout is a negotiation instead of a number.
Cutting, closing, finishing — the real state of the floor lives in people's heads, not on a screen.
Everyone signs in as the same user; logs can be deleted; issued invoices can be edited. Nothing is traceable to a person.
The original tooling is dead and the vendor holds the keys. The business is stuck at whatever it did years ago.
Tax is figured out separately and re-keyed, so invoices and returns drift from what actually shipped.
Every shoe follows the same six steps. Nothing skips a step, so nothing goes missing.
Styles, colours and sizes, written down once.
Raise a PO. No PO, nothing comes in.
Count at the gate, size by size, mark rejects.
Only what the shoe needs — from its recipe.
One job card. Scan it at every stage.
Dispatch the pairs. GST bill made for you.
Not guidelines — hard gates. Each step is impossible to skip, so traceability is built in from the first receipt to the last pair packed.
Nothing is received without a purchase order. On-call deliveries raise a quick PO first.
One receiving path: Gate-In → GRN, size-wise, with rejects and the supplier's bill captured.
Store issue is locked to the order's bill of materials. Anything not on the BOM cannot be issued.
Every BOM carries a QR verification code. A hand-written one has no valid code and is rejected.
A single agreed piece rate per operation — cutting, closing, finishing, packing — with per-article overrides.
Job cards are built from the order's BOM and rate list. No BOM means no job card, and no untracked work.
This is a General Manager's operating discipline, made unskippable. Traceability by design, not by trust.
Every design, every recipe and every job carries a photo and a code. Scan it and the whole story opens up.
No more “which shoe was this?” The worker sees the exact style, colour and size run on screen, with a picture.
Scan to check it’s the real recipe.
Everything that goes into a pair, how much of it, and a photo of each material. Store gives out only what the recipe says.
Made from the recipe and printed with a QR. The worker scans it at each stage — cutting, closing, lasting, finishing, packing — and the office sees where every order is.
Built around pairs, size runs, articles and contractors — not bent out of a generic ERP.
Purchase orders, gate-in register and size-wise GRN with per-line barcodes and bill capture.
BOM-gated material issue, stock ledger and material requirements across the open order book.
Job cards on a 15-stage traveller, advanced by scan or tap, with a live andon board and a shop-floor station.
Order sheets with a per-order BOM snapshot, and dispatch that feeds the tax invoice directly.
Order pricing, an HSN rate table, and tax invoices that split CGST/SGST vs IGST correctly.
The operation rate chart and a payout report that totals wages earned from completed job cards.
Style-colour articles with size runs and a QR-verified, photo-rich visual bill of materials.
A live operations dashboard plus print-ready PDFs for POs, job cards, BOMs and invoices.
Attach photos to articles, materials and job cards — so the floor sees exactly what to make.
The andon board turns your factory into a control room. Every active order, every stage, updated as work is scanned in.
No shared passwords. No editable audit trail. No third party who can switch you off.
Every person has their own login through Keycloak, with two-factor for managers and approvers.
Spending, pricing and tax changes need an approver. Separation of duties, enforced on the server.
Who did what, and when. Append-only. Entries cannot be edited or deleted, even by the system.
No one holds the database keys. Credentials stay encrypted and out of every workstation.
Run it on your own server or in the cloud. No vendor kill-switch, no remote block date.
Brute-force lockout, rate limiting and a security gate that scans every release before it ships.
Pairs, size runs, articles, contractors, piece rates, order-sheet BOMs. The model matches how a shoe factory actually works.
The command chain makes the right way the only way. Traceability stops being a wish and becomes the default.
Run it alongside your current system on a nightly copy of your data. Prove the numbers before you depend on it.
A current, maintained stack that grows with you — web and mobile, on any device, from anywhere.
No big-bang cut-over. Command Center runs in parallel with your current system until the numbers line up.
A nightly encrypted copy of your live data is restored for the new system to read. The two never touch directly.
Command Center reads fresh data and only writes its own new records — it cannot alter your existing system.
Compare stock, orders and wages against your current numbers until they match, day after day.
When it has earned trust, switch over on a planned date. A deliberate step, not a leap.
See Command Center run against a real footwear order — from PO to GST invoice — in a 30-minute demo.
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Written for the floor as much as the office. Every step of the factory has a name; here is what each one means.
Either. Command Center is built to run on-premises in the factory for low latency and full data ownership, or hosted in the cloud for remote access and disaster recovery. Many factories run both.
Low. It runs in parallel on a nightly copy of your live data and only writes its own new records, so it cannot disturb what you use today. You cut over on a planned date once the numbers reconcile.
Yes. It captures order pricing and an HSN rate table and produces tax invoices with the correct CGST/SGST versus IGST split from your dispatches. It is built for e-invoicing (IRN) and e-way bills at cut-over.
Yes. Job cards carry barcodes and QR codes; the station screen accepts a barcode gun, a phone camera or a typed number. The interface is responsive for tablets and phones on the floor.
Yes. It is a modern, maintained system with the source under your control — operations, stages, rates and rules are configured to your factory, and new needs can be built in.
You do. There is no vendor kill-switch and no remote block date. Your data stays in your database, encrypted, on infrastructure you control.