
Connected production planning, supplier operations, quality tracking, inventory control, and finance performance for OEMs and component manufacturers.
Book a DemoCommon pain points that drive Automobile Companies toward ERP adoption.
Single-source dependencies and poor supplier visibility cause production line stoppages and delivery delays.
Multi-level bill of materials with frequent engineering changes create version control and costing challenges.
OEM quality standards (IATF 16949) demand lot traceability, PPAP documentation, and CAPA processes.
Synchronising production schedules, inventory, and deliveries across plants and warehouses without a unified system.
How Baaz configures ERP to address automobile companies needs.
Version-controlled BOMs with engineering change order workflows and automatic cost roll-up on design changes.
Supplier scorecards, delivery performance tracking, alternate source management, and schedule sharing.
Lot/batch traceability, inspection plans, SPC data capture, and IATF 16949-aligned CAPA workflows.
Consolidated demand planning, plant-wise capacity scheduling, and inter-plant transfer optimisation.
Core ERP modules configured for automobile companies.
MRP, capacity planning, production scheduling, kanban
Multi-level BOMs, ECN management, revision tracking
Vendor scorecards, schedule sharing, ASN, PPAP tracking
Inspection, SPC, CAPA, traceability, certificate management
WMS, inter-plant transfers, JIT delivery, packaging
Standard costing, variance analysis, customer pricing, GL
Integrated planning and supplier visibility ensure consistent delivery performance.
Track every component from raw material through production to finished goods dispatch.
Scorecards and schedule sharing drive supplier accountability and performance.
Managed ECN process ensures cost, BOM, and routing updates are synchronized across plants.
Customer schedule → MRP run → supplier call-offs → production scheduling → quality inspection → dispatch with ASN.
ECN request → impact analysis (BOM, cost, routing) → approval → effectivity date control → production switchover.
Incoming inspection → lot accept/reject → supplier notification → CAPA tracking → performance score update.
Generic ERP often misses domain workflows, compliance, and reporting expectations. Industry-specific ERP implementation maps your real operations first, then configures modules, integrations, and controls so teams adopt the system faster and avoid expensive custom rework later.
A focused phase can go live in 10-16 weeks, while full multi-module ERP programs usually run 6-12 months. Timeline depends on data quality, integration complexity, compliance approvals, and how many departments are included in phase one.
Yes. Most projects require API, file, and event-based integrations across finance, CRM, HR, operations, and analytics systems. We design integration architecture early so data remains consistent and teams avoid duplicate entries.
Low adoption caused by poor process mapping and weak change management. Successful ERP programs define target workflows, role-based training, clear ownership, and measurable outcomes before wider rollout.
We use phased rollouts, sandbox validation, migration rehearsals, and KPI checkpoints. This approach limits operational disruption, validates data integrity, and gives leadership clear go/no-go decisions at each milestone.

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