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Thermal insulation manufacturer at Pune Maharashtra selects Finsys ERP

Finsys New Order. News

Leading Thermal & Reflective Insulation Manufacturer in Pune, Maharashtra

Partners with Finsys ERP for All-India Digital Transformation

Automating end-to-end operations—from polymer raw material purchase and roll-wise shop floor execution to quality testing, multi-warehouse inventory, and nationwide dispatch logistics.

Published by: Finsys Infotech Limited | Category: Recent News & Customer Milestones

New Order Milestone: Specialised Thermal Insulation ERP Implementation

Finsys ERP has been selected by a forward-thinking, high-capacity thermal insulation manufacturer based out of Pune, Maharashtra. Operating a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility and catering to an All-India distribution network, the company specializes in advanced thermal insulation sheets, air bubble reflective insulation, EPE foam products, and under-deck roofing insulation solutions.

1. Client Profile & Industry Dynamics

The client is a pioneer in manufacturing high-performance energy-saving thermal insulation materials designed for Pre-Engineered Buildings (PEBs), industrial roofing, HVAC ducting, power plants, commercial warehouses, and residential infrastructure across India.

With product lines ranging from multi-layer air bubble insulation rolls, radiant barrier sheets, and aluminium foil laminated under-deck insulation to specialized polyethylene foam products, the company handles complex manufacturing variables such as thickness (micron/mm), density, bubble height, lamination adhesion, and roll length variations.

To support their rapid national expansion and supply commitments across North, South, East, and West India, the company’s management made the strategic decision to replace fragmented software with Finsys ERP—an integrated, Oracle-powered manufacturing ERP system designed for Indian enterprise environments.

2. Operational Challenges Solved by Finsys ERP

Manufacturing thermal insulation products involves continuous extrusion, lamination, slitting, and custom size conversion. Prior to implementing Finsys ERP, managing multi-stage operations and All-India supply logistics presented distinct operational challenges:

  • Raw Material Cost Fluctuation & Polymer BOMs: Polymer resins (LDPE/LLDPE), masterbatches, and aluminium foil prices fluctuate dynamically. Tracking accurate Bill of Materials (BOM) costing at current RM rates was essential.
  • Roll-Wise Tracking & Batch Yield: Managing inventory in rolls and sheets while maintaining real-time tracking of scrap, trimming wastage, and edge-cut recycling.
  • Multi-Parameter Quality Control: Testing and logging parameters like GSM, thickness, thermal conductivity (K-value), burst strength, and peel strength during production.
  • All-India Logistics & Dispatch Control: Managing large volumetric roll dimensions during transport, optimizing freight charges, generating E-Way Bills, and ensuring zero dispatch errors across multi-state shipping destinations.
  • GST & E-Invoicing Compliance: Handling complex multi-location invoicing, TDS, TCS, and automated GST return generation directly from the core ERP platform.

3. Modules & Solutions Integrated in Finsys ERP

The Pune manufacturing plant is adopting the complete gate-to-gate Finsys Manufacturing ERP Suite operating on a robust Oracle database:

A. CRM, Estimation & Sales Order Management

Automated quotation matrix based on roll width, length, foil lamination type, and sq. meter calculations. Direct integration of sales orders with approved customer specifications.

B. Material Requirement Planning (MRP) & Stores

Real-time inventory visibility of polymer granules, foils, bonding adhesives, and packaging film. Minimum re-order level alerts to prevent production halts.

C. Production Planning & Control (PPC)

Extrusion line loading, lamination line scheduling, slitting planning, and real-time shop floor data capture (MES style) for downtime and output analysis.

D. Barcode-Enabled Dispatch & Logistics

100% barcode scanning from production output to final dispatch loading, eliminating dispatch mix-ups for nationwide freight shipments.

E. Quality Assurance (QA / QC)

In-line inspection logs for micron consistency, bubble integrity, and thermal efficiency with integrated Quality Approval certificates for B2B dispatches.

F. Financials, GST & Executive Mobile App

Native Indian GST compliance, E-Invoicing, automatic TDS mapping, and real-time executive mobile dashboards on iOS & Android for C-suite decision making.

Leadership Perspective

“Thermal insulation manufacturing is an industry where precision in thickness, density, and material efficiency dictates profit margins. By deploying Finsys ERP at their Pune plant, the client gains complete visibility over material consumption, shop-floor production, and All-India dispatches on a unified Oracle platform.”

— Sangeet Kumar Gupta & Puneet Gupta, Co-Founders, Finsys Infotech Limited

4. Key Expected Outcomes & Business Impact

Operational Metric Target Impact with Finsys ERP
Raw Material Wastage Tracking Real-time accounting of edge trimmings and re-granulation recycling.
Inventory Accuracy 100% roll-wise barcoding for raw materials, WIP rolls, and finished goods.
Dispatch Processing Speed Instant E-Way Bill and E-Invoice generation linked directly to barcode scanning.
Management Visibility Live production dashboards and financial reports accessible on Mobile Apps (iOS/Android).

About Finsys Infotech Limited

Finsys Infotech Limited is an Oracle solution provider specializing in Industry-Specific ERP software for over 17 manufacturing verticals—including Plastics, Packaging, Thermal Insulation, Rubber Moulding, Forging, Electronics, and Auto Components. With 900+ successful installations across India and globally, Finsys empowers mid-market and enterprise manufacturers with real-time shop floor control and complete operational discipline.

Ready to Digitally Transform Your Insulation or Manufacturingg Plant?

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Ready to Digitally Transform Your Insulation or Manufacturing Plant?

Discover how Finsys ERP can streamline your production planning, batch tracking, quality management, and GST accounting.

Request a Live ERP Demo

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Single Challan TDS Multiple Sections ~ New Income Act 2025 , Webtel allows

Single TDS Challan multiple sections Consolidated payment

[Article Updated 2026-May ]

By: Sangeet Kumar Gupta, and Puneet Gupta , MLG Associates (MLGA) and Finsys Infotech Limited and Mr Vijay Sahni of Webtel Electrosoft Pvt Ltd

Originally Published: May 3, 2026, on https://mlgassociates.in/single-challan-tds-multiple-sections-new-income-act-2025-webtel-allows


As we transition into the first month of the Income Tax Act, 2025, several businesses have raised concerns about the structural overhaul of TDS sections. At MLGA, we believe in combining legal theory with practical technical reality.

Following our consultation with the technical leadership at Webtel Electrosoft, we are pleased to clarify that while the “Section Numbers” have changed, your “Single Challan” convenience remains intact.

As we enter the first reporting month under the Income Tax Act, 2025, there has been significant debate regarding the “Single Challan” system for different types of TDS. Based on our technical consultation with Mr. Vijay Sahni (Director & Technical Head, Webtel Electrosoft Pvt Ltd)—the makers of India’s most widely used TDS software—we are pleased to provide this clarification to ensure your compliance remains seamless.  ( Ref. : https://webtel.in/Meet-Management )

1. The Move to “Parent Sections”

The Income Tax Act, 2025 has simplified 60+ legacy sections into three umbrella sections. This is the new legal map for your monthly deductions:

  • Section 392: TDS on Salaries (Replacing the old Sec 192).

     

  • Section 393: TDS on ALL Non-Salary payments (Consolidating old 194C, 194J, 194I, etc.).

     

  • Section 394: Tax Collected at Source (TCS) (Replacing Sec 206C).

2. Can I still use a Single Challan for multiple codes ?

Yes. Based on the latest FVU 9.4 and Webtel software logic, deductors can continue to deposit a consolidated tax amount (e.g., ₹10 Lakhs) in one go.

While the new Act technically categorizes payments into 92 Numeric Codes (1001–1092), the e-filing portal and TRACES utility allow you to map one large challan to multiple codes during the filing of your Quarterly Return (New Form 140).

The most critical concern for accounts teams was whether a single payment (e.g., ₹10 Lakhs) could still cover multiple TDS categories.

The Verdict: As confirmed by Webtel’s technical leadership, the Single-Challan logic will continue. * Even though the Act uses a new numeric taxonomy (Codes 1001–1092), the Government’s e-filing utility (FVU) still allows you to deposit a lump sum under a single major head.

  • Mapping: You can continue to pay one consolidated amount. The “bifurcation” or “mapping” to specific categories (like 1023 for Contractors or 1003 for Professionals) will happen at the time of filing your Quarterly Return (New Form 140). That is a part of the Software work… during E Filing.. and not yours in “Payment”

MLG Associates

3. Example of New Codes… within Section 393

For Academic Purposes : Section 393 TDS codes are the new numeric payment codes used under the Income-tax Act, 2025 for TDS return filing. Based on the available published tables, the complete code range runs from 1001 to 1067, with 1001–1038 covering resident/other domestic categories, 1039–1057 covering non-residents, and 1058–1067 covering “any person” payments. Some of the popular one’s are :

Nature of Payment Legacy Section New Act 2025 Code
Professional & Technical Fees : Same 10% or 2% 194J 1003
Contractors / Sub-Contractors : Same 1% and 2% 194C 1002
Rent (Land & Building) same 2% and 10% 194I(b) 1009
Commission & Brokerage 194H 1007
Interest (Other than Bank) 194A 1005

Full list on following links. For academic knowledge only..

https://razorpay.com/docs/payroll/tax-verifications/tax-codes/ and https://www.tdsman.com/downloads/TDS_and_TCS-rate-chart-2027.pd

4. Practical work in Finsys ERP / Tally / your Accounting Software

for Day to Day Accounting, the Ledger Accounts remain the same. Usually they are

TDS Payable- Salary

TDS Payable- Contractor

TDS Payable- Professional

TDS Payable- Rent

TDS Payable- Interest

TDS Payable- Commission and so on

There is no change in the names of the sections.

Accounting will also continue as it is, as it was.

Accrual on each Purchase voucher / Service Voucher : As it is.

Ledger Account in Trial balance : As it is.

5. Payment of TDS “online to Govt”

As since 2012 CBDT Notification, you can continue single Payment of all TDS sections in single Challan. Keep that in TDS Control Account / Buffer Account. At time of each monthly closing / Quarterly Closing.. Transfer all the payables to the TDS Control account / Buffer Account.

Exactly same as in past years

6. Filing of TDS Return

Use Webtel E TDS Filing Software. Helps you in Smoother compliance work. https://webtel.in/tds-filing-software ). Softwares like Finsys ERP, give excel output for ease in filing the TDS returns using Webtel.

Webtel has done the internal programming for the Required Automation. Its Robust Planning allows it to use the Consolidated TDS Challan amongst Various sections. No worries.

Exactly same as in past years.

7. Any need of deposting TDS for Corporate and Non Corporates separately ?

No. This is Automatically done at the TDS return filing stage.

You can deposit in 1 go,

The TDS return filing software automatically divides the challan to various vendors, various sections, and govt gets its data automatically

8. Action Items for your Accounts Team

Do Not Mix Salary & Non-Salary Challan Amount …: While you can mix multiple non-salary codes in one challan, Salary (Sec 392) must always be paid via a separate challan, as it is reported in a different return (Form 138).

Webtel Updation : Ensure your Webtel software is updated to the FY 2026-27 (Tax Year 2026-27) This version is pre-configured to handle the mapping of your single challan to the 92 new numeric codes.

Webtel Adoption : If your TDS Software Still does not allow this facility to you… upgrade to Webtel.  https://webtel.in/tds-filing-software 

Form 168 Reconciliation: From this month onwards, tell your vendors to check Form 168 (which replaces the old Form 26AS). Their tax credits will now appear under these 4-digit numeric codes.

Final Word

The move to the Income Tax Act, 2025 is a structural shift, not a procedural hurdle. By maintaining the “Single Challan” approach suggested by Webtel, your business can avoid the administrative burden of generating dozens of small payments.

Webtel, Finsys and MLG Team are here to assist with your first “Form 140” filing under the new regime. Please contact your relationship manager for any specific queries.

Warm Regards

  • Sangeet Kumar Gupta & Puneet Gupta, MLG Associates & Finsys ERP Team
  • with Vijay Sahni, R. Kapoor & R Aggarwal : Directors Webtel Electrosoft
  • Together as your Digitisation Experts

     

 

Section 393 … Income Tax Act.. Section Bare Act on Govt Website

https://www.incometaxindia.gov.in/w/section-393-5

And

All codes. List of Academic Purposes

https://razorpay.com/docs/payroll/tax-verifications/tax-codes/ and https://www.tdsman.com/downloads/TDS_and_TCS-rate-chart-2027.pdf

Joint Webtel Finsys Seminar ( Past event )

More Pictures from joint Webtel Finsys Events click here

Finsys and Webtel  .. Always ahead in Digitisation

Corrugation Special in July issue of PrintWeek

Finsys ERP is proud to be associated with Printweek

Corrugation Special in July issue of PrintWeek : Finsys

The July 2026 issue of PrintWeek takes a peek into the eight-million MT corrugation market in India.

by Dibyajyoti Sarma | 20/07/2026

The July 2026 issue of PrintWeek focuses on the corrugation industry

Writing the editorial for the Corrugation Special, which is the highlight of the issue, Rahul Kumar of PrintWeek writes, “India is witnessing unprecedented demand for corrugated packaging. Every online order, pharmaceutical shipment, fresh produce consignment, industrial component, or consumer electronics product requires reliable and sustainable packaging. Government initiatives such as Make in India, Production Linked Incentive (PLI) schemes, rising exports, and improved logistics infrastructure are further accelerating the demand for high-performance corrugated packaging. Unlike mature markets, India still has significant headroom for growth. As manufacturing expands and organised retail penetrates deeper into tier-II and tier-III cities, corrugated packaging consumption is expected to rise steadily. The future of the industry is being driven by multiple high-growth industries simultaneously.”

A sector that spent decades in the shadows of small-scale reservation is now navigating the turbulence of overcapacity, Chinese dominance, and thin margins. Yet pockets of manufacturing are quietly redefining what is possible. Manish Patel of SIPM shares his expert opinion in The Big Read section.

To the insider, the corrugated packaging landscape reveals a complex architecture, a sector in the midst of a profound structural transformation, writes Pankaj Shah of Supack International.

Rahul Kumar visits Lucknow-based Amber Packagers, where managing director Wafa Abbas explains why automation, quality and disciplined investment are shaping the company’s next phase of growth.

Volatility in kraft paper prices is a challenge. It has a direct impact on manufacturing costs and profitability, say Anantha Shayana and Pramod Shayana of Best Corrugators, in an interview with Rahul Kumar

At Corrucase, the goal is to become a packaging partner rather than just a packaging converter, says Ayush Khetan, director, Corrucase, in an interview with Rahul Kumar.

Timely maintenance of all machines and keeping them in top-notch working condition is necessary to improve the efficiency of the production process, Navin Kumar Motani of Vaishali, Hajipur-based Excel Paper Packaging, tells Rahul Kumar.

To build a globally competitive, future-ready corrugated packaging plant today, your capital allocation must shift away from traditional metrics and focus on agility, intelligence, and circular compliance, Pradeep Arya of Kamrup Packaging Udyog, tells Rahul Kumar

Arundas CH, managing director, Kapstone Industries, tells Rahul Kumar how the company is gradually adopting digital data collection and performance monitoring, enabling better decision-making through real-time production insights.

Meerut-based Vandana Packaging’s investment philosophy is simple. It invests in technology that will continue delivering value even after ten or fifteen years, Ashish Goel, director, Vandana Packaging, tells Rahul Kumar.

The future of corrugation lies in automation, advanced screening, AI-driven workflows and high-performance plate technologies, say Raghav Madan and Sudhir Arora, managing partners at Alpha Flex, in a conversation with Rahul Kumar.

The future belongs to converters who adopt a holistic approach towards print quality. High-quality corrugated printing is no longer determined by the printing plate alone; it is the result of optimising the entire print ecosystem, says Muralidhar Nalli, CEO, Digiflex, a flexographic pre-press solutions provider, in a conversation with Rahul Kumar.

Making sure your existing presses are perfectly calibrated — with consistent target densities and clear dot gain curves — allows your pre-press partner to engineer plates that work flawlessly on the first pass, cutting out costly adjustments on the floor, says Kaveri Satija of Devi Graphics, in an interview with Rahul Kumar.

Digital workflow improves quality and automation and avoids mistakes, which happens with manual interference, says S Giridharan, executive director, Kapoor Imaging, in an interview with Rahul Kumar.

By implementing standardised plate-making procedures, colour management practices, and press optimisation techniques, converters can significantly improve quality consistency while reducing waste and downtime, says Prasenjit Das, general manager, XSYS South Asia, in an interview with Rahul Kumar.

After decades of investing in faster machines, India’s corrugated box industry is turning its attention to something less visible but equally important: information. Sangeet Gupta and Puneet Guptaof Faridabad-based Finsys ERP Software, explain why operational discipline is becoming the sector’s most valuable asset. 

ERP is a strategic investment, not an expense, Manish Madhusudan, co-founder, Renuka Softtec, tells Rahul Kumar.

Vivek Mukherjee, manager marketing, Samadhan, explains how Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central connects finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, warehousing, manufacturing, and customer service into a single platform, and how Samadhan brings corrugation expertise and industry best practices.

In corrugation business you can address up to a distance of 300-km or sometimes even less, and just-in-time delivery is the essence of the game, says Venugopal Menon of Bobst in a conversation with Rahul Kumar.

Bijendra Sharma, managing director, BHS Corrugated India, shares his views on industry growth, automation, AI, sustainability, customer profitability, and why India’s corrugators must focus on technology and process excellence to remain competitive, in an interaction with Rahul Kumar.

As packaging manufacturers face increasing pressure to improve productivity, advanced machinery and process optimisation have become critical. Veena Ajay, business development head, Boxtech Bengaluru, shares her insights.

The most sustainable manufacturing process is one that minimises waste, optimises resource utilisation, and maximises output quality, say Chandrashekhar Dhote and Kapil Dev, directors, Druckncut India in an interview with Rahul Kumar.

In this exclusive writeup, Chiranjeevi Sastry, sales director, Emba Machinery, shares a first-hand experience on the evolution of the Indian corrugation industry.

The future is a PLC-controlled, sensor-driven machine that takes a design file and prints it with zero manual setup, says Riddhi Shah of Printpack Engineers. She tells Rahul Kumar that, “In our experience, the cheapest option is rarely the most economical one. A supplier who’s honest about what a price can deliver is worth more than one who agrees to everything”.

Digital cutting tables minimise production errors, reduce rework, and lower material consumption, Puranjit Sarangi of TechNova Imaging Systems, tells Rahul Kumar.

Digital cutting tables have enabled economical short-run productions and rapid prototyping, says Prasanna Venkatesh of Zund India, in an interview with Rahul Kumar.

Corrugators need to focus on the long-term return on investment and the actual running costs rather than just the initial price tag, says Kunal Gandhi of CGSASP, in an interview with Rahul Kumar.

For short-run production of packaging solutions, digital cutting tables can facilitate the requirement, Brijesh Puri, founder, Packnology tells Rahul Kumar.

Anupam Agarwal of Amity Paper & Board says the fundamental question facing the industry is whether it can transition from a volume-driven business to a value-driven ecosystem focused on performance, innovation, sustainability, and global competitiveness. The answer to this question will determine the future trajectory of the Indian corrugation industry.

The brown box, the workhorse of the global supply chain, is at a breaking point in India, and battle lines are drawn between old-guard manufacturers, nimble innovators, and a flood of Chinese kit. Prabhat Prakash writes.

In other features, KS Ramesh of Redington in conversation during a visit to the new and upgraded Redington Centre of Excellence for Digital Printing Solutions in Chennai, explains how the centre is being used to develop applications, train operators, support print businesses and help brands to package their products.

These and other regular features in the July 2026 issue of PrintWeek.

For Orginal content, read your Printed copy of  Printweek ..

Some headlines at https://www.printweek.in/article/corrugation-special-in-july-issue-of-printweek/4ntsrmm2vc7kazzw9aj6p2zdd5

Finsys ERP, in the service of the Indian Packaging Industry… and the Corrugation Packaging Industry worldwide

 

Corrugated Packaging Manufacturer in Andhra Pradesh Partners with Finsys ERP for Digital Transformation

New Corrugated Box Manufacturer in Andhra Pradesh, Selects Finsys ERP

Finsys ERP has been selected by a forward-thinking corrugated packaging manufacturer based in Andhra Pradesh for comprehensive digital transformation. This engagement reinforces the growing confidence that progressive packaging manufacturers across India place in Finsys—a robust, manufacturing-focused ERP specifically built to handle real shop floor complexity, aggressive delivery schedules, and quality-conscious customers demanding consistency and reliability.

The new customer operates in the fast-growing corrugated packaging space, where sturdy, customized cartons and visually consistent packaging play a critical role in brand presentation and product protection. As their business scales rapidly, reliance on spreadsheets and fragmented systems has become a major constraint on production planning, real-time monitoring, dispatch efficiency, and accurate management reporting.

Andhra Pradesh’s Growing Packaging Ecosystem

Andhra Pradesh has emerged as a vibrant hub for packaging manufacturing, driven by expanding FMCG, e-commerce, and industrial sectors. The state’s strategic location, growing manufacturing infrastructure, and supplier base make it attractive for packaging companies looking to scale operations.

This new customer is a growth-focused corrugated packaging unit supplying high-quality carton solutions to diverse industries. Their product portfolio includes multi-ply corrugated fibreboard boxes in various sizes and configurations, engineered to provide both product protection and strong brand visibility.

In this competitive environment, packaging becomes an integral part of the brand experience, and operational excellence directly impacts margins and customer satisfaction. To achieve this, internal operations need tight coordination with complete visibility from order receipt through final dispatch.

Corrugation

The Core Challenge – corrugated packaging ERP software

Corrugated packaging manufacturers face intense competition marked by thin profit margins, volatile raw material costs, and customers demanding both speed and zero-defect quality. Manual processes create multiple pain points:

  • Production Planning Issues – Difficulty coordinating multi-ply structures and design variations across machines
  • Visibility Gaps – Lack of real-time WIP tracking and production status visibility
  • Quality Control – Manual quality checks without batch-level traceability
  • Delivery Challenges – Difficulty meeting tight OTIF commitments without proper planning
  • Cost Control – Inability to track costs accurately by product, customer, or batch
  • Finance Disconnect – Operations data not flowing seamlessly to accounting and reporting

Why Finsys ERP Was Selected

Finsys ERP has successfully powered dozens of packaging and converting operations across India—from flexible packaging units to label manufacturers to corrugation plants. It is recognized for handling intricate BOMs, multi-variant planning, granular material tracking, and end-to-end production visibility.

The Andhra Pradesh customer evaluated Finsys ERP on three critical dimensions:

Industry Expertise – Proven depth in corrugated and packaging-specific operations with understanding of multi-ply complexity.

Implementation Track Record – Demonstrated success in similar manufacturing plants across different regions with quick time-to-value.

Scalability & Roadmap – A system that grows with business needs and stays current with industry innovations and regulatory requirements.

Finsys ERP delivered on all fronts: an affordable yet comprehensive solution deployable in a structured, phased manner, backed by strong post-implementation support and flexibility to scale with business growth.

Implementation Scope -corrugated packaging ERP software

Sales and Order Management

  • Enquiry receipt, quotation generation with version tracking
  • Order entry with item specifications, carton dimensions, print/branding requirements
  • Real-time order visibility for sales, customer service, and production planning
  • Support for repeat orders with fast recall and variant tracking

Production Planning and Shop Floor Control

  • Machine-wise scheduling across corrugation lines, printing stations, and conversion equipment
  • Work order generation, job progress tracking, and WIP visibility
  • Support for multi-ply structures, flute types, and different box configurations
  • Daily production performance dashboards and bottleneck identification
  • Integration with quality checkpoints

Material and Inventory Management

  • Automated Material Requirement Planning (MRP) for paper grades, boards, inks, adhesives, and consumables
  • Batch-level and location-based inventory control to minimize stock-outs and dead stock
  • Supplier-wise performance tracking and procurement efficiency metrics
  • First-In-First-Out (FIFO) compliance for materials with shelf life
  • Better control over receipts, issues, and stock levels

Quality Management and Traceability

  • Quality checkpoints integrated at critical manufacturing stages
  • Batch and order-level traceability for complete quality audit trails
  • Automated quality alerts and deviation reporting
  • Integration with standard quality metrics (GSM, burst strength, print registration)

Logistics, Dispatch, and OTIF Excellence

  • Integrated dispatch planning with automatic documentation generation
  • Order fulfillment tracking against on-time, in-full (OTIF) commitments
  • Vehicle and container allocation with load optimization
  • Seamless linkage to accounts for accurate billing and payment reconciliation

Finance and Accounts Integration

  • Real-time operational data flowing into financial accounting
  • Costing by item, customer, and carton type with contribution margin analysis
  • Profit center reporting and cost center allocation
  • Statutory compliance and GST-ready invoicing

Strengthening Finsys Position in South India

With this new implementation, Finsys reinforces its position as the preferred ERP partner for the broader packaging ecosystem—corrugation, duplex board, mono cartons, printed cartons, flexible packaging, and specialty paper solutions. Our team is fully committed to a smooth, milestone-based implementation that delivers rapid benefits realization.

Across South India, Finsys ERP continues to empower ambitious manufacturing SMEs and mid-market companies, guiding them from scattered, manual systems to an integrated digital backbone that drives operational excellence and profitability.

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Finsys Congratulates Our Clients on India’s First Hydrogen Train

Finsys ERP Congratulates Our Clients on India’s First Hydrogen Train Milestone

The Indian manufacturing sector has officially entered a historic new era. On July 17, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off India’s first indigenous hydrogen-powered train, the “NaMo Green Rail,” from Jind, Haryana. Operating on the 90 km Jind-Sonipat route, this pioneering 10-coach train represents a monumental leap toward sustainable transportation and Indian Railways’ ambitious goal of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2030.

At Finsys, we are filled with immense pride.

Several of our esteemed ERP clients—tier-1 and tier-2 engineering and automotive component manufacturers—supplied the critical, high-precision parts that made this cutting-edge locomotive a reality.

We extend our heartiest congratulations to all our partner industries. Your engineering excellence, coupled with robust digital operations, has put India on the global map of green technology.

https://www.ndtv.com/travel/how-much-indias-first-hydrogen-train-ticket-costs-route-and-unique-features-you-should-know-11783392

 

The Technological Marvel: What Makes the NaMo Green Rail Historic?

Unlike traditional diesel locomotives or standard electric trains, the hydrogen train relies on an advanced chemical reaction combining compressed hydrogen and oxygen within fuel cells. This process generates electricity to power the train while emitting nothing but harmless water vapor and heat.

Key Technical Specifications of the Project:

  • Zero-Emission Blueprint: Eliminates greenhouse gas emissions entirely at the point of operation.

  • High-Capacity Engineering: Features 10 expertly designed coaches capable of carrying approximately 2,600 passengers.

  • Infrastructure Milestone: Supported by India’s largest dedicated railway hydrogen storage and refuelling facility in Jind, capable of storing nearly 3,000 kg of compressed hydrogen.

  • Inclusive Innovation: Reaches speeds of up to 75 km/h, with highly subsidized fares starting at just ₹5 to ensure eco-friendly transit is accessible to all.

Building a train that handles highly pressurized hydrogen gas, intricate electrical distribution, and stringent safety protocols required component manufacturing of the absolute highest caliber.

 

One of the Invisible Part of the Chain: How we at Finsys ERP Powered the Supply Chain

Manufacturing components for a breakthrough aerospace or defense-grade railway project demands flawless execution. When the margins for error are zero, standard manufacturing processes simply won’t cut it.

Our clients utilized the core strengths of the Finsys ERP System to meet the strict quality, trace, and delivery benchmarks required by Indian Railways and its integral production units.

Here is how Finsys ERP played a backstage role in this national triumph:

1. Advanced Material Traceability (Heat & Batch Control)

Hydrogen technology demands components that can withstand extreme pressures and chemical properties without risking embrittlement or structural failure. Our manufacturing clients relied heavily on the Finsys Lot & Batch Traceability Module. From the raw steel or alloy stage to the finished machined part, every item was mapped to its specific heat number, supplier certificate, and quality inspection report. In the event of a quality audit, full forward and backward traceability was available at the click of a button.

2. Micro-Precision Quality Control (QC)

The tolerance levels for valves, seals, brackets, and electrical housings used in a hydrogen fuel-cell ecosystem are exceptionally tight. Finsys ERP’s integrated Gate Entry and In-Process Quality Control (IPQC) checklists ensured that no component moved to the next stage of production—or out the shipping dock—unless it met 100% of the digital technical parameters specified by the railway design engineers.

3. Just-In-Time (JIT) Inventory & Materials Management

With production timelines closely watched by the central government, keeping supply lines moving without overstocking expensive materials was a tightrope walk. The Finsys Material Requirements Planning (MRP) engine accurately forecasted raw material requirements, helping our clients sync their procurement directly with the assembly schedules of the coach factories.

4. Flawless Engineering Change Management

Prototyping a brand-new technology inherently involves continuous design revisions. As railway engineers tweaked component blueprints to optimize safety and performance, Finsys ERP’s Bill of Materials (BOM) Version Control allowed our clients to implement engineering changes instantly across the shop floor, preventing costly scrap and production delays.

A Vision Realized: The Power of Self-Reliant India (Atmanirbhar Bharat)

The launch of the NaMo Green Rail is more than just a win for green energy; it is a definitive proof point for the Atmanirbhar Bharat (Self-Reliant India) vision. Historically, high-tech train components were heavily imported. Today, local MSMEs and large enterprise manufacturers in industrial hubs like Haryana, Punjab, and Delhi-NCR are engineering these complex components domestically.

Finsys has spent over three decades empowering Indian MSMEs to transition from manual, unorganized workshops into world-class, digitally-driven smart factories. Seeing our clients leverage our ERP platform to successfully supply parts for a pioneering, world-first-tier green project is the ultimate validation of our mission.

To Our Clients: The Journey Ahead

The Jind-Sonipat route is just the beginning. Indian Railways plans to expand hydrogen-powered operations across multiple scenic and rural routes, meaning the demand for hydrogen-compatible infrastructure and rolling stock parts will skyrocket in the coming years.

To our clients who contributed to this first prototype: you now hold a distinct first-mover advantage. The data frameworks, quality standards, and production workflows you built and perfected within your Finsys ERP environment have prepared you to scale this production seamlessly as the green rail network expands across the nation.

We are incredibly proud to be the digital spine supporting your manufacturing facilities. As you continue to innovate, engineer, and build the physical assets of a modern, sustainable India, Finsys vows to continue innovating the digital tools you need to optimize costs, enhance productivity, and maintain global quality standards.

“Behind every successful green machine is an optimized supply chain, a dedicated team of engineers, and a robust ERP system keeping the wheels turning. Congratulations to our clients for engineering change, one precise component at a time!”

— The Finsys Team

About Finsys Infotech Limited

Finsys is a premier provider of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software tailored specifically for the agile needs of the Indian manufacturing sector. Specializing in automotive components, engineering, plastics, chemicals, and electronics, Finsys ERP helps businesses streamline production, automate inventory, enforce stringent quality control, and maintain total financial visibility.

Discover how Finsys can elevate your factory’s operational efficiency and prepare your business for prestigious national and global supply contracts.

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