Common questions
Good questions. Clearer decisions.
Answers about packaging control levels, licensing, implementation and support.
Which control level is right for my packaging business?
Billing Essentials suits invoice-led businesses. Production Professional adds operator-entered job cards, material issues and production reporting. Enterprise 360 is for an integrated operation with costing, planning, quality, inventory and finance. Compare all three or ask for a workflow demo.
What is the difference between Per User and Business License?
Per User pricing scales with the number of named users, with a minimum of three. Business License has a fixed monthly software fee with no per-user software charge, within the company and branch scope shown. The same control level has the same core scope under either model.
Does manual manufacturing need machine integration?
No. Production Professional is designed around staff-entered job cards, material issues, stage quantities, wastage and finished production. Machine signals, sensors and automated data capture are separately scoped integrations.
Can we move to a higher control level later?
Yes. Discuss additional workflows and a data review before upgrading. Any configuration, migration or training work is agreed in the upgrade proposal.
Is hosting included in the software fee?
Managed shared hosting is PKR 5,000 per month, shown separately in the estimate. You can also choose your own compatible server. Infrastructure, backups and operating responsibilities are confirmed in the proposal.
Do you support corrugated and carton businesses?
The proposed workflows cover corrugated boxes, folding cartons, packaging converters and packaging trading. A discovery session confirms your materials, units, production stages and reports before implementation.
Are tax integrations, machines and historical data included?
FBR or other tax connections, machine integration, historical transactions, custom development and data repair require a separate written scope. They are not included in the standard published rates.
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