Factories and fabricators who need a catalogue that matches how dealers and customers actually buy.
A factory catalogue from one vendor and an order book in a spreadsheet is two companies. We build the public product site and the dealer or dispatch path as one programme when that is the job.
RK Industries is a named example: modular kitchens, baskets, and fabricated furniture — a catalogue with enquiry and commerce, including the public credit line designed by Krishiv.
If the floor also needs a console, IoT, or an integration to what already runs, that is the same company. We do not pretend a brochure site is an ERP.
Who it is for
The work this fits
- Manufacturers whose dealers still quote from a PDF and a phone call
- Fabricators who need a public range and a serious enquiry path
- Operations that may later need the console next to the catalogue
How we help
What the programme usually holds
- 01
Catalogue
The range as it is sold — not a dump of every SKU the factory can theoretically make.
- 02
Enquiry and dealers
A path that writes to a record, not a contact form into a shared inbox.
- 03
Operations when needed
Custom software, CRM, or IoT on the same backend as the site.
- 04
Identity
Graphics Designing for packs, catalogues, and the site as one house.
Work
Named programmes in this sector
Programmes already in the catalogue for this sector.
Services
What we typically bring
Custom software
Products designed around the way your business actually runs.
Mobile App Development
iOS and Android apps for customers and field teams, on the same backend as the rest of the business.
AI Development
Models and assistants on the same records as CRM, WhatsApp, and the website — not a chatbot bolted on the side.
IoT development
Connected devices and the consoles that operate them.
CRM and ERP
A single operating layer for customers, inventory, billing, and teams.
Integrations
Systems that already exist, talking to each other on purpose.
Graphics Designing
Logos, print, catalogues, video, and 3D — a Krishiv service alongside the IT work.
Process
How a job runs
- 01
Discover
Map how you sell, deliver, and report — and which tool is actually fighting the work.
- 02
Architect
The surfaces, the data model, and what must connect. A slice you can say yes or no to.
- 03
Build
Ship in increments you can use. Visible progress, not a six-month black box.
- 04
Handover
Training, documentation, or an embedded team — whichever keeps the system alive.
FAQ
Questions we get
- Is this only a catalogue website?
- The catalogue is the usual first slice. Dealer enquiry, commerce, and an operations console sit next to it when the factory needs them. RK Industries is a named catalogue with enquiry.
- Do you put IoT on every manufacturing job?
- No. A device dashboard nobody opens is not the work. IoT when the alert has to land on the same console as the order.
Industries
Other sectors
Same company. Different operation.
