Where does the money actually come back?
Fair question: software is just a cost until it pays for itself. So we built this bottom-up from your own numbers, not a generic multiplier. Pick your industry and revenue, then see exactly where the rupees come back: material you stop wasting, cash you stop locking up, and output you get from the same floor.
Tell us about your plant
Four quick questions. We fill the rest from your industry's typical figures, and show you exactly how each rupee is calculated on the right.
Sets the typical material, labour and rejection figures for your sector.
Roughly what you bill in a year. Everything else scales from this.
Your current scrap + rework rate. Pre-filled for your industry — change it to your real number.
Raw material + work-in-progress + finished goods sitting in your plant.
This decides your Fleek plan. Right now: Growth.
We assume Fleek removes 40% of rejections, lets you hold 20% less stock, and recovers 8% of labour from less idle time. These are deliberately on the low side — most plants do better.
That's a 2,109% first-year return, and ₹5.47 cr net gain over three years.
Less material in the bin
You make about ₹27.50 cr of product a year. At 7 in 100 pieces rejected, that's ₹1.93 cr of material in the bin. Fleek catches defects at the machine and prevents about 40% of it.
Less cash locked in stock
You hold 3 months of stock — about ₹6.88 cr. With live stock visibility you safely hold 20% less, freeing ₹1.38 cr that stops costing you 18% a year in interest.
More output, same floor
Running the floor costs about ₹11.00 cr in labour a year (typical for textiles & garments). Live WIP cuts idle time and overtime, recovering about 8%.
₹199k one-time setup + ₹55k/month.
An honest estimate built from your own figures, not a generic multiplier. Your real result depends on product mix and how the team adopts the system — we'll build the exact case with your numbers on the demo call.
Where the return comes from
No leap of faith required. These are line items you already track every month. Fleek just makes them visible early enough to actually do something about them.
Less material in the bin
Every rejected batch already cost you material, labour and machine time. Today you find out at dispatch, too late. Fleek flags the defect at the machine, so a bad batch gets stopped after one piece, not a thousand. That money simply stays with you.
Less cash frozen in stock
When no one trusts the stock figure, everyone over-orders 'just in case.' Fleek shows real consumption and shortages as they happen, so you safely hold less, and the cash you free up stops quietly bleeding interest every month.
More output, same factory
Idle time between stages and last-minute overtime are invisible on paper. Live WIP shows exactly where orders stall, so the same machines and people push more out the door, usually without a single hour of extra overtime.
Want this built on your real figures?
Share your rejection rate, inventory and output. We'll put a grounded business case in front of you, the kind you can take to the board.