For years, Indian manufacturers have struggled to find the right software. While global systems are powerful, they are often too rigid, expensive, and disconnected from how local factories actually operate. This leaves many mid-sized businesses stuck with tools that do not fit their work culture, slowing down operational growth and efficiency. Stuti Technologies is addressing this challenge at Intralogistics & Warehousing Expo (IWE) 2026 by focusing on the everyday realities of Indian manufacturing and warehousing operations. The company’s approach centres on delivering accessible technology that supports smoother workflows, better visibility, and stronger business performance.
The Career That Made Stuti Technologies Inevitable
Stuti Technologies was born from a desire to solve a long-standing disconnect in the industry. The company’s founder and CEO, VN Nandakumar, has 28 years of experience in the Indian industrial sector. His career began in 1998 at Modicare (KK Modi Group), where he worked for nearly a decade and rose from a support engineer to Deputy Manager. During this period, he played a key role in moving supply chain and sales systems to integrated online platforms.
After leading international sales and software transitions for global firms, he realized that many mid-sized manufacturers were still dependent on software that was either too costly or unsuitable for their operational style. In 2013, he founded Stuti Technologies with the aim of creating systems designed around the pace, structure, and requirements of the Indian market.
Myflowsoft: ERP Without the Hefty Price Tag
This vision led to the development of Myflowsoft, Stuti Technologies’ integrated ERP platform built for the operational needs of Indian enterprises. The mission behind Myflowsoft is to empower businesses with innovative and user-friendly solutions that simplify complex processes and eliminate the inefficiencies caused by disconnected software systems.
According to VN Nandakumar, an effective ERP is a system which the whole organisation should adopt to run its operation which should be seamlessly supported by a software that brings visibility to every stakeholder in the organisation and providing real-time visibility to decision-makers. Designed to be agile, scalable, and cost-effective, Myflowsoft delivers capabilities comparable to global enterprise platforms without the heavy implementation costs associated with systems like SAP.
Alongside Myflowsoft, the company has expanded its technology ecosystem with products such as MySchoolOne for school management, MyPayroll for HRMS and payroll processing, and BPM360 for business process and customer relationship management, reflecting Stuti Technologies’ vision of creating connected and easy-to-use digital solutions for modern organizations.
A Handheld Scanner Indian Warehouses Can Afford
IWE 2026 marks a significant step for Stuti Technologies as the company expands from software into hardware solutions. Nandakumar had long observed handheld scanning devices being used by quick commerce companies such as Blinkit, BigBasket, and Zepto, where warehouse teams relied on them to pick and pack orders quickly enough to meet 10-to-15-minute delivery timelines.
While the devices delivered strong performance, most brands priced their entry-level units at around ₹40,000 to ₹50,000, making large-scale adoption difficult for many Indian operations. That challenge remained in focus until Stuti Technologies began developing its own handheld device, designed to deliver similar shop-floor scanning capabilities at a cost better suited to Indian businesses. The Mumbai expo was selected as the launch platform, with the objective of making such technology more accessible across warehouse operations.
Modicare, BigBasket, and What Came After
Today, Stuti Technologies has built a strong track record across industries, including the 2008 Modicare Ltd case study, where Myflowsoft WMS and Inventory Control helped reduce inventory variance from about 20% to 1-2% while strengthening audit and leakage controls. In the 2012 BigBasket delivery project, the company implemented an omni-channel support platform and demand-driven supply chain model that improved service handling and operational visibility.
These projects reflect the increasing demand for Made-in-India technology solutions that are reliable, scalable, and aligned with operational realities. The company continues to focus on simplifying business processes through innovation and technology designed to support the next phase of industrial growth in India.
How Stuti Technologies Approaches the Work
Stuti Technologies runs on four operating principles: building technology that empowers rather than overwhelms, keeping innovation accessible rather than exclusive, approaching every client relationship with an understanding of what their floor actually looks like, and treating customer progress as a shared outcome rather than a transactional one.
At IWE 2026, those principles show up in what the company is bringing to the floor: software that mid-sized manufacturers can actually use, and a handheld device priced for the operations that global brands have largely left behind.
