Western India
Engineering companies, and the systems that grew by accident.
Custom ERP and modernisation for manufacturers and mid-market engineering businesses in Pune — including the ones that have outgrown Tally and are not ready for SAP.
The short answer
Brihat Infotech serves Pune remotely from offices in Noida and Ranchi, with on-site discovery and plant visits. The concentration here is engineering and automotive manufacturing plus a deep MSME base, where the common position is a business too large for Tally and poorly served by a packaged ERP.
We do not have an office in Pune.
Remote-first from Noida and Ranchi, with on-site discovery and presence at each plant cutover. Mid-market engagements here are typically phased tightly so the first release lands inside a single financial year.
What makes Pune different.
Pune pairs large automotive and engineering manufacturers with one of the country's densest mid-market supplier bases. That mid-market is the distinctive buyer: a business doing meaningful volume on Tally and a decade of spreadsheets, which a tier-one ERP would fit badly and price out of reach. It is the clearest case anywhere for a custom core built to an actual process — and also the market where a packaged product most often genuinely is the right answer.
Sectors
Where the work concentrates in Pune.
Regulation
What actually shapes a build in Maharashtra.
Not a compliance checklist — the specific rules that decide architecture, retention and reporting before a requirement is written.
MSME and Udyam
Registration-linked benefits and the 45-day payment rule under the MSMED Act, which changes how receivables and vendor ageing have to be modelled and reported.
MahaRERA
Quarterly project reporting with the tightest enforcement in the country, drawing on construction, sales and finance data that usually sit in three places.
E-way bills and MIDC
Interstate movement documentation, plus MIDC compliance for units inside the industrial areas.
Factories Act registers
Statutory shift, wage and safety records that exist in operational systems but are still compiled by hand.
What is already in the building.
Anything new has to talk to these, and usually cannot replace them on day one.
- Tally, well past the point it fits
- SAP Business One and ECC in the larger tier
- In-house MES and machine-log capture
- Excel-based planning and costing
Pune business districts.
Remote-first from Noida and Ranchi, with on-site discovery and presence at each plant cutover. Mid-market engagements here are typically phased tightly so the first release lands inside a single financial year.
- Hinjewadi
- Chakan and Talegaon
- Pimpri-Chinchwad
- Kharadi and Magarpatta
Services
What we are asked for most in Pune.
Before you ask
Questions about working with us in Pune.
Do you have an office in Pune?
No. Offices are in Noida and Ranchi, with scheduled on-site phases for plant work.
We have outgrown Tally. Custom or a packaged ERP?
It depends on whether your process is a differentiator or an accident. Where the way you plan, cost or fulfil genuinely earns money, a packaged product will fight you. Where it does not, a packaged ERP is cheaper and faster and you should buy one. The Tally migration page sets out both, including when staying on Tally is the right call.
Can a mid-market business afford a custom build?
The honest answer is that it depends on scope, and we scope it in a paid discovery phase rather than quoting a band down the phone. What we can say is that the drivers are integration count, data migration and process complexity — not screen count or user numbers. The pricing page lists them in order of weight.
Working somewhere else in India? See every market we cover. The method does not change by city — only how much of it happens in your building.
Next step
Bring us the problem. We will bring the architecture.
A discovery call takes forty-five minutes. You leave with our read on the problem, the shape of the system we would propose, and a straight answer on whether we are the right team for it.
- No sales deck
- An engineer on the call, not an account manager
- NDA before you share anything