From the moment a job is created to the moment it is ready to go out — who has it, which stage it is sitting at, how long it has been there, and what it consumed on the way.
Almost nobody misses a delivery date because the work could not be done. They miss it because a job stopped somewhere and nobody knew until the customer asked.
Ranges are typical of Indian mid-market operations. Your starting point is whatever you measure it to be — which is the first thing that changes.
Nobody learns a new way of working. The way you work becomes the software.
Illustration of a live Clicarity job board. Yours is set up with your stages, your job numbers and your team.
Each works completely on its own. Run them together and the numbers stop being separate — a material shortage becomes a late job, a late job becomes a short shipment, and you can see that happening before your customer does.
Start with one. Add the others whenever you are ready — nothing has to be rebuilt, and nothing gets entered twice.
No. We build around your stages, your job numbers and your terminology. If your team calls it "pasting", the screen says pasting. Nobody adapts to the software.
They open one screen, find the job, and move it to the next stage. Two taps. It is built to be quicker than writing in a register — if it were slower, nobody would use it, and we would have no clients.
No. Your ERP handles accounts and billing. Clicarity covers the layer underneath it, where the work happens. See where it fits.
That is supported. Stages can run strictly in order, or allow jumps, or split a job into lots that move separately and come back together later.
Yes. A vendor sees only the jobs that are with him and only the step he is responsible for. No more calling to ask whether the lamination is done.
Show us how a job moves through your business today. We will map it live on the call — no slides, no preparation needed from you.