Hide yield nobody can prove
You buy by the square foot and sell by the piece. Between the two, wastage hides in cutting, and nobody can say which grade, which supplier or which cutter is costing you.
Industry ERP
From hide to export carton — one system that knows where every piece is.
The Industry
Leather has variables most ERPs were never built for: a natural material where every hide is different, work that moves between in-house sections and outside job-workers, and export buyers who expect documentation to be exact. Our earliest ERP implementations were leather units in Kanpur and Noida. It is still the industry we know best.
Where It Breaks
You buy by the square foot and sell by the piece. Between the two, wastage hides in cutting, and nobody can say which grade, which supplier or which cutter is costing you.
Stitching, finishing, embroidery at outside units. Material goes out, pieces come back, and reconciling what went where is a monthly argument.
Packing lists, invoices and certificates re-entered from the order sheet. One mismatch and the shipment waits at the port.
One style, twelve sizes, four colours, and each buyer with their own label and carton spec. A spreadsheet cannot hold it.
Samples are made, approved and revised, and nobody knows what each one cost until the order is already priced.
How The System Handles It
Each one answers a problem on the previous list. Take the modules you need; add the rest when the plant is ready.
Track by lot, grade, supplier and square footage. See actual yield per cutting job against standard, by cutter.
Issue and receive against challans. Outstanding at every job-worker on one screen; wastage caught at return.
Every buyer order broken into style × size × colour, with status at each section from cutting to packing.
Packing list, commercial invoice and packing details generated from the same order data. Nothing retyped.
Sample cost captured per revision. Actual versus quoted margin per order once it ships.
Rejections logged by section and reason. Rework tracked to the piece, not the batch.
In Their Words
Not a case study we wrote — what the client said.
We were looking for a custom ERP for leather industry, Webcity delivered the solution with implementation and integration. We can see the effect right from the bottom line. Definitely worth giving a shot. The on-going support helps us run the software without any issues.
Questions We Get
If yours is not here, ask it — we would rather answer than guess.
Yes. Job-work is a first-class module: material is issued against a challan, pieces are received against it, and every job-worker’s outstanding — material and pieces — is visible in one screen. Wastage and rejection are captured at the point of return.
Hides are stocked by lot, grade and square footage. Each cutting job records what was issued and what came out, so yield is calculated per job, per cutter, per supplier lot — and compared with the standard you set.
Packing list, commercial invoice, packing details and buyer-specific labels come from the order data already in the system. You stop retyping, and the numbers cannot disagree with each other.
The same system, configured for your products. S.B. International runs it for equestrian goods and boots; other clients run it for bags, wallets and footwear. The modules are the same; the item masters, routes and buyer specs are yours.
Let’s Talk
Bring your item list and a typical order. We will walk it through the system as it would run in your plant — and tell you honestly what would need customising.