From Shop Floor to Top Floor.
Total Production Control.

BRS Software offers two manufacturing ERP products: Valletto — a lightweight ERP for smooth day-to-day production execution — and Line — a premium ERP for complete production control and quality intelligence. Both cover GST-compliant accounting, inventory, multi-level BOM, job work, and production management in one unified platform.

Valletto is simple, fast, and easy to implement — focused on production planning, BOM, job work, material tracking, WIP control, and basic QA/QC. Line includes everything in Valletto plus integrated QA/QC at every stage (GRN, Production, Job Work, Dispatch), full quality history, granular shop floor and line-wise monitoring, machine-level and operator-level tracking, machine utilisation analysis, maintenance planning, bottleneck identification, root-cause quality analysis, and continuous improvement insights. In short: Valletto runs your production. Line controls, analyzes, and improves it.

Yes. Both Valletto and Line support multi-level Bill of Materials (BOM), allowing you to define assemblies and sub-assemblies at any depth — directly integrated with production planning, material requirement reports, and inventory for accurate costing.

BRS ERP tracks materials sent to external contractors (job work issue) and finished or semi-finished goods received back (job work receipt). It provides full visibility into material flow, pending quantities, scrap, and unprocessed returns — all integrated with inventory and accounting.

Valletto includes basic QA/QC support with stage-wise inspections and rejection tracking. Line takes this much further — with integrated QA/QC at every stage (GRN, Production, Job Work, Dispatch), full quality history, root-cause analysis by machine, shop floor, or operator, and continuous improvement insights.

Yes. BRS ERP has a built-in GST-compliant accounting engine covering GST returns, debit and credit notes, cash expenses, payables, receivables, and full financial reporting — no programming required, and fully integrated with production costing and inventory.

Yes. BRS ERP uses AI and ML to surface business opportunity recommendations, revenue forecasting, and intelligent alerts for production delays, rate deviations, and inventory thresholds — all automatically, with no manual setup required.

BRS Manufacturing ERP is designed for small and medium factories, job shops, and process Manufacturers — any business that needs real-time visibility into production, material consumption, job work, quality compliance, and financial performance in one platform.

Yes. We offer a 1-month evaluation period to help you assess whether BRS ERP meets your business requirements. During the evaluation period, the software is provided in its standard configuration. Customization, modifications, or additional development are not included during this period. Any customization requirements can be discussed and implemented after purchase. Evaluation Terms & Conditions apply.

Native is a desktop application installed on your PC or server. It works fully offline, keeps all data on your local machine, and is ideal for single-location businesses that want maximum local control. Web is a browser-based application. You can host it on the cloud (access from anywhere on PC, Tablet or Mobile) or install it on your local server/PC and access it from other devices over LAN or WAN. Both platforms deliver the same ERP modules — you enable only what you need.

Yes. The Web platform can be installed on your local server or PC. Once hosted on-premises, users on your network can access it from different devices (PC, Tablet, Mobile) over LAN. With proper network setup, it can also be accessed over WAN. You are not required to use a public cloud.

Yes. When the Web platform is cloud-hosted, you can access it from anywhere with an internet connection, on any supporting device — PC, Tablet or Mobile. No client software needs to be installed; you simply open the browser and log in.

Yes. Both platforms cover the same ERP modules. Modules can be enabled or disabled as per your requirement on either platform. The difference is only in deployment and how users access the system — desktop install (Native) versus browser (Web).