Your process is the edge
Split dispatches, approvals and change requests break generic CRMs. In a custom system they are normal features.
StacktribeCustom CRM for manufacturers
Built in Jaipur for manufacturers across Rajasthan and India. Most CRMs stop at leads. A manufacturer needs the quote, the stock, the dispatch and the purchase order to agree with each other. We build custom CRM and operations software where they do, so sales never promises what the warehouse doesn't have.
The problem
Prices, specs and stock live in different spreadsheets, so every quote means calling around.
Orders get promised against stock that is already committed, and the factory finds out last.
Quotes, orders, dispatches and payments sit with different people, so the owner gets answers by phone.
Proof
What it does
This is the system we built for Pro Bodyline, a commercial gym-equipment business running 500+ products. Yours is shaped around your own products and process.
Quotes with approvals that turn into sales orders, with PDFs generated automatically.
Every movement updates inventory, so sales sees what is actually available before committing.
Split an order into several dispatches, each with its own delivery challan, tracked line by line.
Purchase orders split across factories and vendors, with a ledger of what is ordered, received and still due.
Leads, client history and dealer or distributor accounts in one place, with role-based access for every team.
Uploaded documents read automatically with AWS Textract, so nobody retypes them.
Custom vs ready-made
Ready-made CRMs like Zoho or Salesforce are a good fit when you mainly need to track leads and follow-ups. Custom is worth it when:
Split dispatches, approvals and change requests break generic CRMs. In a custom system they are normal features.
Quotes and orders have to check real inventory, not a number someone updated last week.
With a growing team, a system you own can cost less over a few years than paying for every seat.
AI for manufacturers
AI we can build into your CRM, alongside the document reading already running at Pro Bodyline:
Read the PDF a customer or vendor sends and fill in the order, instead of typing it by hand.
Draft a quote from your catalogue and price list for the sales team to check and send.
Flag items that will run out based on open orders, before a promise gets made.
For a manufacturer, a CRM tracks more than leads. It connects enquiries and quotations to sales orders, stock, dispatch and after-sales service, so sales, the warehouse and the owner all work from the same numbers.
If you mainly need lead tracking, a ready-made CRM like Zoho is often enough. If your quotes depend on live stock, or you split dispatches and purchase orders, a custom CRM built around your process usually fits better.
No. We are based in Jaipur and work with businesses across Rajasthan and India. House of Shri, for example, is a lehenga manufacturer in Surat.
Yes. Most projects start by importing the product list, customers and stock you already keep in spreadsheets, so the team doesn't start from zero.
Book a free discovery call. Tell us about the idea (a napkin sketch is fine) and we'll come back with a clear scope and timeline before any work starts.
The founders, Nimesh (frontend and mobile apps) and Aditya (backend and mobile apps). There are no account managers or hand-offs to strangers.
We're based in India (IST) and overlap comfortably with Europe, the Gulf, Asia-Pacific and the US East Coast.
Yes. We also do maintenance and rescue missions: fixing bugs, speeding things up and keeping older codebases running.