Case study · Ashvin Pressing Components, pressed parts maker in Aurangabad
OEM schedules, inward QC and dispatch in TranZact
How an Aurangabad maker of pressed parts for automobile OEMs moved production and inventory off Excel sheets into TranZact.
Before
Ashvin Pressing Components supplies automobile OEMs. An OEM issues one purchase order and then sends a delivery schedule every month. Raw material prices move, so part prices are revised every quarter.
Accounts ran in Tally. Production and inventory were tracked on a few Excel sheets.
We are currently using a few Excel sheets, [with] which we are monitoring production and inventory.Piyush BhardwajAshvin Pressing Components
What changed
BOMs for every part, so raw material needed for the schedule comes from the BOM.
Purchase with inward QC
Purchase orders, inward and GRN, with a quality inspection.
Dispatch to OEMs
Sales orders, delivery challans and invoices synced to Tally.
Production entries logged against work orders.
What they use TranZact for today
As of October 2026, Ashvin Pressing Components uses TranZact to:
Raise sales orders, delivery challans and invoices, synced to Tally
Create purchase orders and receive material through GRNs
Record quality inspections
Maintain BOMs and log production entries
Questions owners ask
Can TranZact handle one OEM order with monthly schedules?
Ashvin Pressing Components supplies OEMs on monthly schedules and raises its sales orders, challans and invoices in TranZact.
Can we check parts when material arrives?
Yes. Ashvin Pressing Components records a quality inspection in TranZact when material is received.
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