Most software you can buy off the shelf is built for an average company that doesn't quite match yours. Over the years we kept seeing two very specific problems in businesses around Rajkot, so we built products to solve them properly — not as features bolted onto something generic, but as tools designed around how the company really works.
Call Log Manager: honest call tracking for field teams
If your sales team works in the field, you probably want to know how many calls they actually make in a day — not how many they report. Handwritten lists get lost, phone logs are private, and chasing staff to type reports into another system just creates more work.
Call Log Manager removes the effort. Field staff save the day's call logs from their Android phone in one tap. Everything lands in a web dashboard where managers can:
- filter calls by employee and date
- compare connected vs missed calls at a glance
- add remarks against any entry
- export a clear PDF report whenever they need one
The result is data you can trust, without anyone spending their evening typing it up. It is in daily use at Linum Ceramic.
Stock Management with WhatsApp: inventory that looks after itself
Manufacturing companies — tile adhesive, grout and epoxy makers — track stock in one place and run production from WhatsApp in another. Every time a bag is made, the raw materials used should leave the stock book automatically. Most systems won't do that without a heap of manual entry.
Our stock system is built around the recipe. When a product or bag is produced, the recipe decides which raw materials to deduct — no one has to remember. Teams work from WhatsApp, where simple commands do the job:
- STOCK — check how much of a product is available
- LOW — see everything below its safety level
- PDF — get a stock history report sent back as a file
Low stock items raise alerts on their own, so no one opens the dashboard to discover a shortage on the day they need it.
Why custom software wins here
Neither of these problems fit neatly into a ready-made package — one is about phones and field reporting, the other about recipes and WhatsApp. When software is shaped around the way your business actually runs, people use it without being forced to. That is the whole idea behind everything we build.
Every line of code belongs to the customer, there's no lock-in, and the product grows as the business does.