About
Small manufacturers build complex things to order, yet most of them track those orders in a shared spreadsheet. Kramaline gives them one order book the whole team can trust, without the weight of an ERP.
The story
Kramaline started on the floor of a custom machine builder in Maharashtra. Their orders lived in one large spreadsheet: a row per order, columns for every department, copies flying around by email, and dates that meant different things to different people.
Instead of designing from a whiteboard, the product was shaped week by week around how that team actually works: what the owner asks in the weekly review, what planning needs before promising a date, and what the shop floor needs to see at a glance.
Everything specific to that company became configuration, so the same product fits other machine builders, fabricators, panel builders and job shops.
Principles
01Principle
Export your orders to Excel at any time.
02Principle
Order types, statuses, numbering and fields are settings, so your setup never forks the product or slows down improvements.
03Principle
If a production supervisor cannot find an order in a few seconds on a phone, the screen is not finished yet.
Founder
Founder, Kramaline
I build Kramaline. I spend time with the people who use it, from the owner’s desk to the shop floor, and turn what I see into small, practical improvements.
If your team runs its orders on a spreadsheet and you are tired of chasing dates, I would like to hear how you work.