Case study · TAS Powertek, electronic products maker in Nashik
Works orders, material shortfall and production in TranZact
How a Nashik electronics maker replaced an old, half-used ERP and runs BOMs, purchase from shortfall and production in TranZact.
Before
TAS Powertek designs and manufactures electronic products for B2B customers. Products are standard, with versions, and some are made for OEM customers.
Each customer order became an internal works order. That was split into internal manufacturing orders, which gave the material requirement and the shortfall to buy. Some processes went to outside processors, some ran in-house, and every product was assembled, tested and calibrated before dispatch.
All of this sat in an old ERP built by a local developer. It was never fully in use, and its support had become poor.
From that IMO, material requirement is generated, material shortfall is generated, from that shortfall the purchase orders are generated.Pranoti MogreTAS Powertek
What changed
BOMs in TranZact for each product, so material needs come from the BOM.
Purchase from the plan
Indents, then purchase orders, then inward and GRN.
Production entries logged against BOMs, with delivery challans for material that goes out.
Tally sync for invoices.
What they use TranZact for today
As of October 2026, TAS Powertek uses TranZact to:
Maintain BOMs and log production entries
Raise indents, create purchase orders and receive material through GRNs
Send material out on delivery challans
Raise sales orders and invoices, synced to Tally
Questions owners ask
Can TranZact handle a works order that splits into several manufacturing orders?
TAS Powertek runs its products on BOMs in TranZact, buys against indents and logs production entries for each product.
We already have an old ERP. Is it hard to move?
TAS Powertek moved from an old ERP that was only partly in use. It has been on TranZact since August 2024.
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