Dyeing and Printing ERP software for Indian process houses.
Trusted by dyeing & printing units across India.
One platform — batch to dispatch.
Batch management, MLR-based dye recipes, fabric inspection, and BI reports — not spreadsheets and paper registers.
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- Built for dyeing and printing units
- No forms · no follow-up emails
01 — What MobiOffice covers
Every part of your process house. One system.
Batch & Recipe
MLR-based recipes with weight calculations. Work Centers, Process Master, and Batch Management — all in one module.
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Quality & Inspection
4-point fabric inspection on mobile. Design printing production tracked by machine and shift. Stage bottlenecks spotted before delivery is missed.
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Reports & BI
Color consumption, dispatch costing, PCD process tracking, stage-wise lot delivery, and program overhead — without compiling reports manually.
Learn more →02 — Why units switch
Spreadsheets cover today. MobiOffice covers the unit.
for dyeing 03 — Case Study
14 years. 1,400 people. One system.
“The software has grown with us. What we needed, they built. What they built, we use every single day.”
— Shaileshbhai Patel, IT Head, Bindal Silk Mills Pvt. Ltd., Surat
04 — Implementation
We roll out around your production. Not against it.
Most dyeing units are fully live in 6–9 weeks. Your machines keep running throughout.
See the full implementation process →- 01 · Week 1–2
Discovery & sign-off
We map your floor and back-office processes — machines, dye recipes, batch flow, quality workflow, and dispatch. Owner sign-off before any configuration begins.
- 02 · Week 2–5
Master data clean-up & import
Dye recipes, fabric masters, chemical inventory, customer records imported from your existing files — no manual re-entry. We work from your registers and spreadsheets.
- 03 · Week 5–6
Training
Role-specific training scheduled around your shifts — floor operators, supervisors, and owners. Typically 2–3 sessions per role, 2 hours each.
- 04 · Week 6–9
Phased go-live
Batch tracking goes live first. Quality and BI reports follow as your team settles in. Machines keep running throughout — dispatch and accounts cut over last.