Case study · Hitech Electrocomponents, capacitor maker in Dharwad
From production memos and requisition slips to production in TranZact
How a Dharwad maker of capacitors and surge suppressors moved production memos, requisition slips and dispatch into TranZact.
Before
Hitech makes several types of capacitors and surge suppressors. They share the first production stages, then each type takes its own route.
Customer orders came through the head office as sales orders. If finished goods were in stock, they were dispatched. If not, a production memo went to the production supervisor, who checked the BOM, gave a requisition slip to the stores, and asked purchase to order whatever raw material was short.
If it is not there in the stock, then we will give [a] production memo to the production supervisor.Satish ShenoyHitech Electrocomponents
What changed
Production entries logged in TranZact, with BOMs for each product type.
Purchase to stock
Purchase orders, inward and GRN, with quality inspections.
Dispatch
Sales orders, delivery challans and invoices synced to Tally.
What they use TranZact for today
As of October 2026, Hitech uses TranZact to:
Log production entries against work orders
Create purchase orders and receive material through GRNs
Record quality inspections
Raise sales orders, delivery challans and invoices, synced to Tally
Questions owners ask
Can different products share the first stages and then split?
Hitech's capacitor and surge suppressor lines share their first stages, then each type takes its own route. It logs its production entries in TranZact.
Do we still need Tally?
Hitech syncs the invoices it raises in TranZact to Tally.
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