What "one platform" actually means
Most manufacturers end up with a drawer full of software — one tool for sales, another for stores, a spreadsheet for the shop floor, a separate package for billing — and then spend years trying to make them talk to each other. Fast Technology takes the opposite approach. It is one platform, and each of the twelve Fast products is simply that same platform with a particular set of modules switched on.
So Fast CRM, Fast Inventory, Fast Production and Fast Billing are not four applications you have to integrate. They are four views of one system that already shares the same data. Turn on more, and nothing has to be connected — it was never apart.
Why twelve products, not one giant app
If it is all one platform, why sell twelve products at all? Because no two businesses need the same parts. A trading company needs stock and billing but not a shop floor; an automotive supplier needs quality and production but may not need project management. Packaging the platform as focused products means you buy — and learn — only the part you need, while keeping the freedom to switch on the rest later.
Same platform, different modules
Each product is a curated set of modules on the shared platform — focused enough to buy on its own, yet part of the same whole.
One codebaseOne shared spine
Every product draws on the same masters and the same document engine, so adding one never means re-entering data you already hold.
Shared dataOne vendor, one roadmap
Built and supported by one team in Pune, so there is a single line of accountability for the whole suite — not finger-pointing between suppliers.
Single vendorOne item and customer master
The clearest sign that this is one platform and not a bundle of separate tools is the master data. There is one item master and one customer and supplier master for the whole suite. The item you create in stores is the same item production consumes, quality inspects and billing invoices. Update a customer's GST number once, and every product sees the change instantly — because there is only one record.
Compare that with the usual set-up, where the same item exists five times in five systems and someone spends every month reconciling why the numbers disagree.
| What you deal with | Five bolted-together tools | One Fast Technology platform |
|---|---|---|
| Item & customer master | Duplicated in each system, kept in sync by hand | One master shared by every product |
| Getting data between tools | Exports, imports and nightly sync files | Native — documents already share tables |
| When numbers disagree | Monthly reconciliation to find the gap | One source of truth — they can't disagree |
| Logging in | A password for each separate system | One login across the suite |
| Adding a capability | A new integration project | Configuration — switch a module on |
| Who you call for support | Several vendors, each blaming the others | One vendor — Improsys, Pune |
Documents that reference each other
Because it is one platform, the documents don't just live near each other — they reference each other directly. A single order can flow across the whole suite without anyone copying data from one screen into another. Here is what that looks like end to end:
Not one of those hand-offs is an integration. They are the same platform passing a document from one module to the next, so the history stays joined up from first enquiry to closed complaint.
No middleware, one login, no re-keying
When people connect separate systems, they add a layer in between — connectors, sync jobs, an integration platform — that has to be built, paid for and maintained forever, and that breaks quietly at the worst moment. Fast Technology has none of that, for the simple reason that there is nothing to connect: the products are already one system.
- No integration middleware. No connectors to license, no nightly file transfers, nothing to break between systems.
- One login. Your team signs in once and moves across whatever products you run, with permissions in one place.
- No re-keying. Data entered once is seen everywhere, so the same order isn't typed into three systems — and typos can't creep in between them.
- One audit trail. Because every document lives on one engine, you can trace a lot or an order across products without stitching logs together.
Curious how your business would sit on one platform?
In 30 minutes we'll walk one order — enquiry, plan, work order, stock, invoice — across the products you'd actually use, on your own data.
Cloud or on-premise, one vendor
The same platform runs whichever way suits your IT policy. Put it in the cloud and let us host it, or run it on-premise on your own server behind your own firewall — the platform, the masters and the documents are identical either way, and you can move between them as your needs change.
Either way you deal with one vendor: Fast Technology is built in Pune by Improsys and supported by one team. There is a single line of accountability for the whole suite, one support number, and one roadmap — no stitching together tools from different suppliers and hoping they keep working together.
Start with one, add more
You don't have to adopt the whole suite on day one. Almost every customer starts with the one product that solves their most painful problem, gets value from it, and switches on more as they are ready.
- Losing enquiries and follow-ups? Start with Fast CRM.
- Stock figures you can't trust? Start with Fast Inventory or Fast WMS.
- Shop floor on whiteboards? Start with Fast Production.
- Chasing an IATF audit? Start with Fast Quality.
- Messy GST billing? Start with Fast Billing.
- Then add the rest — each one is a configuration change, not a project.
Because it is one platform, adding a product doesn't disturb what you already run. Your masters, documents and history carry straight over, and the new module simply starts using the data that is already there. See the full catalogue of all 12 products, or how the suite is configured for your industry.
Proven across real deployments
This isn't a concept — it is how the platform is used every day. Manufacturers run several Fast products together as one connected system, from the shop floor through stores and quality to sales and billing.
Several products, one system, one source of truth
Picture a mid-sized manufacturer running Fast Production for the shop floor, Fast Inventory for stores, Fast Quality for inspection and Fast Billing for invoicing. A customer order flows from enquiry to plan to work order to dispatch to invoice without leaving the platform; a finished lot traces back to the exact material and operations that made it; and stock, quality and accounts never disagree because they read the same records. This is the profile behind real Improsys deployments such as Solidus, Nikhtish Engineering and Micro India, where multiple Fast products run together as one platform.
The twelve products at a glance
Every one of these is the same platform with different modules on. Explore any product, or read the full catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
What does "one platform, twelve products" mean?
It means every Fast Technology product — ERP, production, planning, quality, inventory, WMS, CRM, complaint, billing, maintenance, project management and audit — is the same underlying system with a different set of modules switched on. You are not buying twelve separate applications that have to be glued together; you are turning on parts of one platform that already share the same data and the same document engine.
Do the Fast products share the same data?
Yes. All twelve products run on one database with one item master and one customer and supplier master. An item you create for stores is the same item production consumes, quality inspects and billing invoices — there is no separate copy per product and no synchronising between systems. Change a customer's details once and every product sees it.
Is there any integration middleware between the products?
No. Because the products are one platform rather than separate tools, documents reference each other natively — a complaint can raise an 8D, a work order consumes stock, an invoice reads the same items. There is no connector to buy, no nightly sync file and no middleware to maintain, and no re-keying of the same data into a second system.
Can I start with one product and add others later?
Yes, and most customers do. Start with the product that solves your most painful problem and switch on more when you are ready. Because it is one platform, adding a product is a configuration change rather than a new integration project — your existing masters, documents and history carry straight over.
Is the platform cloud or on-premise?
Both. The same platform runs in the cloud or on your own on-premise server, whichever suits your IT policy, and you deal with one vendor — Improsys in Pune — for the whole suite. Manufacturers in India and worldwide run it either way.
Is the shared platform proven in real factories?
Yes. The platform is in day-to-day use across real manufacturing deployments — companies such as Solidus, Nikhtish Engineering and Micro India run several Fast products together as one connected system, from the shop floor through stores and quality to sales and billing.