Five signs your factory has outgrown spreadsheets
Spreadsheets are a fine start. These five warning signs tell you when to move order, production and quality tracking into one live system.
RTecIntel designs custom apps, AI assistants and shop-floor automation for growing companies. We start with the process you already have and build what removes the repetition from it.
Seven services, one team. Start with a single app, or hand us the whole workflow. All services
Business software shaped around how your team really works: billing, inventory, approvals and reports. Built in C# and PHP and delivered with documentation.
DetailsField and customer apps with offline sync, barcode and QR scanning, Bluetooth device links and secure logins.
DetailsFast, secure sites and portals that are easy to edit and ready for search from the first day.
DetailsWe find where AI really pays off in your operation, then prototype it: document reading, smart search, forecasting and support assistants.
DetailsTrack orders, machines, quality checks and dispatch in one live workflow instead of spreadsheets and phone calls.
DetailsCertificates, asset tags, attendance and batch tracking that anyone can verify with a phone camera.
DetailsTechnical SEO, structured data and content planning so the right customers can find you.
DetailsMost plants run on spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and memory. Our automation software gives every order one record that follows it from the first call to the delivery challan. Full details
Orders, specifications and due dates enter once, from a form, a call or an import, and are never retyped.
The schedule is built from machine capacity and material on hand, and is re-planned the moment a machine stops.
Operators scan a job on a phone or tablet. Counts, scrap and downtime log themselves as the shift runs.
Checklists and measurements are captured at each gate, with photos and automatic holds when a reading is out of range.
Packing lists and QR labels are generated for you, so every batch can be traced back to its job, operator and checks.
Sample figures for illustration. Your dashboard shows your own data.
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A short, predictable path from idea to running software.
We watch the real process, collect the paperwork and agree what success looks like.
Clickable screens and a written scope that you approve before any code is written.
Weekly demos on a staging site. You see progress and can change direction early.
Training, a monitored go-live and a support window to catch what real use reveals.
App, website, server and automation are handled by the same engineers, so nothing falls between vendors.
Fixed scopes and honest estimates. We say no to features that will not pay back.
Clean code, documentation and simple admin screens, so you are never locked in.
You talk to the person doing the work, not a ticket queue.
Spreadsheets are a fine start. These five warning signs tell you when to move order, production and quality tracking into one live system.
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It depends on scope. After a short discovery call we send a fixed-scope estimate in writing, split into phases so you can start small.
Yes. We extend, repair and integrate existing WordPress, PHP, Android and Windows systems as often as we build new ones.
No. Most plants start with phones or tablets for operators and a web dashboard. Machine connections can be added later where they pay off.
The consultation tool only sends what you type into it. We never need confidential files to prepare a first brief, and we sign an NDA on request.
Ownership terms are written into every proposal. Our standard approach is that you own the finished work and receive the source code and documentation.
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