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Software for Gujrat's Electric Fan Manufacturers

Gujrat's fan industry is a web of small workshops feeding a few assemblers. We build the parts and order software that keeps that web accountable.

The trade, and what it needs from software

Gujrat is widely known as a fan town, and much of its industry works as a network rather than as a single large factory. Small workshops make motor windings, pressed bodies, blades and fittings, while assemblers bring the parts together and sell under their own brands or to larger names. A fan that leaves Gujrat may have passed through a dozen independent hands.

That structure is flexible but hard to coordinate. Assemblers must know which workshop owes them what, parts makers must chase payment, and brand owners need consistent quality from many sources. DevKey Technologies builds software remotely for Gujrat businesses that makes those handoffs visible, from outsourced component orders to final dispatch to dealers.

How it runs

How the work flows in Gujrat

01

Component workshops and contract work

Winders, press shops and blade makers take orders from assemblers, often paid per piece and delivered in loose batches. Quantity and quality agreements are usually verbal.

02

Assembly and branding

Assemblers combine bought-in parts into complete fans, and some pack the same product under several brand names for different customers.

03

Distribution through dealers

Finished fans reach market through dealers in other towns, many of whom buy on credit and order ahead of the hot season.

Common problems

Where things go wrong today

Verbal orders to component makers

When quantity, specification and rate are agreed by phone, disagreements over what was ordered and delivered turn up at payment time.

Inconsistent part quality

Parts from many small shops vary, and the assembler discovers faults only on the line or, worse, after the fan is sold.

Several brands, one stockroom

Packing the same fan under different names requires careful stock and label control, otherwise the wrong carton goes to the wrong customer.

Dealer credit spread thin

Many small dealer accounts across the country make it difficult to chase dues or judge who can safely be sold to next season.

What we build

Software that fixes it

A vendor portal for component shops

A vendor portal lets assemblers issue written purchase orders and lets workshops confirm quantity, rate and delivery date, giving both sides one agreed record.

Vendor Portal Development

Incoming quality checks

Quality management software logs checks on each delivered batch by supplier, so recurring problems point clearly at the workshop responsible.

Quality Management Software Development

Dealer management and credit view

Dealer management software holds each dealer's orders, dispatches and outstanding balance, with reminders and limits that support sensible credit decisions.

Dealer Management Software Development

A trade-facing website

A manufacturing website shows models, specifications and contact routes, helping assemblers win new dealers and brand customers beyond their existing circle.

Manufacturing Company Website Development
Gujrat FAQ

Common questions, answered

Our component makers are small and not computer-literate. Will they cope?

We keep the vendor side deliberately simple: a phone-friendly page to confirm an order and a delivery. Many workshop owners already use WhatsApp and a smartphone, which is enough for the basic confirmation steps.

Can we manage more than one brand from one system?

Yes. Products, packaging and labels can be set up per brand, with stock tracked against each. This lowers the risk of the wrong brand reaching the wrong customer and makes dispatch checks straightforward.

How is this different from the Gujranwala fan software?

Gujrat's industry leans on outsourced components and multiple brands, so our focus is purchase orders, vendor confirmation and brand-level stock, while a single-factory plant would focus more on in-house line planning.

Can dealers place orders without calling?

Yes. A dealer login lets them see models, place orders and review their account on a phone. That removes the repetitive calls and gives you a written record of every order.