Pankaj Fabricators launches Fab ERP for Indian manufacturers
Pankaj Fabricators, the Jaipur fabrication company founded in 1978, has launched Fab ERP to help manufacturers manage orders, production, attendance and dues in one browser-based and mobile system. The software targets the paper-heavy workflows common in Indian factories and adds WhatsApp-based reminders, document sharing and an assistant that answers from company records.
Why it matters: - Fab ERP is aimed at manufacturers that still manage key work through paper, inbox PDFs, verbal updates and late bookkeeping. - The platform is designed to cut time spent on admin so owners and supervisors can focus more on production. - The launch matters beyond one company because Pankaj Fabricators is positioning the software for manufacturers and business owners across India.
What happened: - Pankaj Fabricators announced Fab ERP on Nov. 2, 2026. - Pankaj Fabricators is an engineering and fabrication company established in 1978 and based in Jaipur, Rajasthan. - Fab ERP runs in a web browser and as a phone app with a PIN lock. - Mukund Totla, founder of Fab ERP, said the product was launched to reduce the time owners spend chasing money, orders and attendance.
The details: - Fab ERP brings order intake, production tracking, attendance and dues into one managed system. - Purchase orders arriving as email PDFs are read into a review row, flagged when uncertain and confirmed by a person before becoming orders in the system. - The dues module lists each party’s outstanding amount by age and highlights balances older than 60 days. - Payment reminders can be drafted with the party’s statement and sent on WhatsApp after a person reviews them. - A supervisor authorized by the super admin can mark the day’s crew attendance on a phone, and the month’s muster register fills automatically. - The Production Board tracks each job, and once quality clears a job, Fab ERP assembles delivery documents into one delivery pack that can be sent on WhatsApp. - Quotations, proforma invoices and delivery challans can also be created in the app and shared the same way. - Fabio, the assistant inside Fab ERP, answers questions from a company’s own records in English, Hinglish or Hindi. - Fab ERP includes a dashboard, mailbox, orders, database, transactions, cashbook, clients ledger and Fabio in its Silver plan. - The Gold plan adds the Production Board, attendance and priority WhatsApp support. - Attendance can also be added to the Silver plan as an extra module. - All pricing is subject to 18% GST. - Every plan includes a 14-day free trial. - The auto-pay mandate is set up first, no charge is taken for 14 days, and customers can cancel at any time. - A two-minute film titled "Run the Business. Not After Everyone." shows one order moving from the mailbox to the outstanding list using a demonstration company called Muds Industries. - The film uses demonstration names and figures throughout. - Pankaj Fabricators said more information is available at the company’s website. - Fab ERP is operated by Pankaj Fabricators and has its own website at the product site.
Between the lines: - Fab ERP is built from Pankaj Fabricators’ own operating experience, which suggests the software is meant to reflect factory workflows rather than generic office software. - The product leans heavily on WhatsApp, which signals an attempt to fit existing communication habits in Indian manufacturing rather than replace them. - The focus on Hindi, Hinglish and English points to a product meant for everyday use across mixed-language teams.
What's next: - Fab ERP is available now through its plans and 14-day trial. - The company is using the launch film and website to funnel interest into product sign-ups. - The software’s early market test will be whether manufacturers adopt it as a replacement for spreadsheets, notebooks and delayed accounting updates.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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