Fast Production Software is a Fast Technology product, built in Pune (Nigdi) by Improsys — a company whose name is short for "improvement in systems". We build the 12-product Fast Suite on one shared platform, and Fast Production is its shop-floor profile: the manufacturing-execution modules that turn a released BOM into finished goods.
Improsys started the way most useful enterprise software starts — by watching a real problem happen inside a real factory, and deciding it shouldn't be that hard.
The name is the mission statement: Improsys — improvement in systems. Long before there was a "Fast Suite", there was consulting work with SME manufacturers around Pune: mapping how an order became a work order, how a released BOM became issued material, how an operation became good or reject WIP — and how often those chains broke in a spreadsheet, an issue slip, or somebody's memory. The software grew out of the process work, not the other way round. That's why every Fast product starts with your process map and a gap analysis, not a feature checklist.
Out of that consulting practice came a single, long-lived business platform — and out of the platform came the 12-product Fast Suite: Fast ERP, Fast CRM, Fast Quality, Fast Complaint, Fast Billing, Fast WMS, Fast Inventory, Fast Production, Fast Planning, Fast Maintenance, Fast Audit, and Fast Project Management. They aren't twelve separate codebases bolted together; they are one ASP.NET and SQL Server platform with different module clusters switched on. Buy one product and it runs standalone. Add a second later and they already share the same customer, item, and user masters — no duplicate data entry, no integration project.
Fast Production carries that philosophy onto the shop floor. It is the manufacturing-execution (MES) profile of the platform — the modules that open a work order against a Bill of Materials and Bill of Resources, reserve and issue material, drive operations through route sheets, capture good and reject WIP, transfer finished goods into stock and run the rework loop. Reference deployments at Solidus Hi-Tech (Bhosari), Nikhtish Engineering and Micro India — discrete and automotive-component manufacturers — run those modules alongside Fast Planning, Fast Inventory and Fast Quality, because that's the point: software should track the part from released design to finished good, not just print a job card.
Today the whole suite is built and supported from one base in Nigdi, Pune — by the same team that answers your support calls. Under the Fast Technology brand, we serve customers across India, the Gulf and Southeast Asia, and we still measure ourselves the way a consultancy does: by whether the customer's system actually improved.
These aren't framed posters on a wall — they're the questions we ask before any feature goes into a Fast product.
Every implementation starts by mapping how work actually flows — how a BOM is released, who opens work orders, where material is issued, how the route runs — followed by a gap analysis. Then the software is configured to fit the process. Requirements are captured in an SRS and signed off before anything is built.
A production system that pretends stock moved when it only reserved is lying to the shop floor. Fast Production commits stock only at real events — material leaves at issue, finished goods land at FG transfer — so on-hand quantity always reflects reality, and WIP is tracked without touching finished-goods stock until transfer.
If a customer, item, or user is entered once, it should never be typed again in another module. All 12 Fast products share one data backbone — a work order, a material issue and an FG transfer sit on the same records the planning, inventory and quality modules use.
Whether it's a single-line job shop or a multi-line automotive plant, these are the fixed points of every Fast implementation.
Information security and quality management standards we hold ourselves to.
Every Fast product runs standalone and shares the same data backbone when combined. These are the suite products a shop floor most often runs alongside Fast Production.
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