Industries

Proof of depth, not a boundary.

KIT serves any business that runs on operations. These three industries are where our systems already run live, in production, today.

01Jewellery

A jewellery house runs HR and payroll on a KIT multi-tenant platform.

A multi-tenant HR platform runs live payroll for a jewellery house, with fully isolated per-house data and a second house being onboarded. A retail CRM for the same trade, from enquiry to loyalty, is built and in pilot.

  • Multi-tenant HRM, live payroll
  • Per-tenant data isolation
  • Second house onboarding
  • Retail jewellery CRM in pilot

The problems we solve

  • HR and incentives that generic HRMS can't model
  • Enquiries scattered across walk-in, WhatsApp, and Instagram
  • Multiple houses needing complete separation
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02Electric vehicles

A national EV two-wheeler manufacturer runs its operations on KIT.

Dealer network, dispatch, and service operations on a custom ERP, live in production since May 2026. Their HR system and two product websites followed. Recovery is not a promise: point-in-time restore is tested, and every release passes a human gate.

  • Operations ERP, live since 05.2026
  • HR system, live since 06.2026
  • Two product websites in production
  • Restore drill: passed

The problems we solve

  • Dealer networks run on phone calls and spreadsheets
  • Dispatch and service with no single source of truth
  • HR spread across offices
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03Construction & interiors

A real-estate group and an interiors studio run their sales pipeline on KIT.

A construction group's sales CRM and books run live. For an interiors studio, KIT built a quotation engine that reads design PDFs and produces priced, branded quotations in minutes instead of days.

  • Sales CRM in production
  • Accounting system in production
  • PDF-to-quotation engine in client review

The problems we solve

  • Sales pipelines living in inboxes
  • Quotations priced by hand from drawings
  • Books disconnected from operations
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Client names withheld by policy. References available in conversation.