Six practices, named after the work.

Enterprise systems, the change from a register to a record, infrastructure, data, steel and manufacturing, and engagements outside the group.

These six lines are how Hexa Tech describes the work. They are not a claim that each one is already contracted, staffed, and referenced. Where a line depends on an operation the group has published, the page says so.

01 Enterprise systems

A steel company closes the month on finance, procurement, stores, sales, and the plant documents that feed them. Weighment, a gate pass, a test certificate, a heat, a grade, an invoice, and the ledger have to agree. Enterprise work at Hexa Tech is the joining of those records.

The base system may be one the group already runs, or one an external client brings. The work is the agreement between them, not a preference for a logo on a box.

  • Plant-wise books, cost centres, and a chart of accounts the closing can use.
  • Procure-to-pay for raw materials, stores, and spares.
  • Order to dispatch for billets, bars, pipe, ferro alloys, and the rest of the range.
  • Quality and test-certificate records tied to the lot.
  • Interfaces to a weighbridge, a laboratory system, or a plant system that already exists.

With the group, the product names are the ones published on jaibalajigroup.com. A document that cannot name them is the wrong document.

02 Digital transformation

The phrase, on this site, means one concrete change. A step that is still a register, a spreadsheet, or a phone call becomes a record in the system of account, with a named owner, and the old book is closed on a date.

  • Indents and approvals that currently live in paper or in a parallel sheet.
  • Maintenance work orders, from the request through the spares and the closure.
  • Dealer, project, and customer coordination that is still a set of inboxes.
  • The daily production note that should not be retyped when it reaches Kolkata.

The test is ordinary. The person on the shift can find yesterday’s entry. The person in accounts does not keep a second version.

03 Infrastructure

The group publishes a registered office and a Kolkata office, and works at Raniganj, Durgapur, and Durg. Those places do not share a room. Infrastructure is the layer that lets a plant system reach the corporate office, and lets a joiner or a leaver have the right access on the day it should change.

  • Site networks, and the link from a works to an office.
  • Identity, access, and the joiner, mover, and leaver path.
  • Servers, storage, and backup for the business systems.
  • Endpoint standards for offices and for the cabins inside a plant.
  • A written recovery point for the systems the month-end depends on.

For an external client the map is that client’s offices and plants, written down before any hardware is named.

04 Data

Production, dispatch, yield, power, and outstanding orders should come from the system that recorded the event. The failure this practice is built against is the second spreadsheet: a workbook that has become more trusted than the books.

  • Definitions, agreed in writing: what a dispatch is, when a heat is closed, which tonne counts.
  • Reports a plant and a commercial desk can both read without translation.
  • Power and logistics treated as operating facts, where the business actually runs them.
  • One trail from the yard figure to the number used at month-end.

The group’s own reporting describes captive power and the movement of material as part of how the works run. Data work treats those as facts to be defined. It does not start from a dashboard.

05 Steel and manufacturing

The vocabulary is the industry’s. Sponge iron, hot metal, ferro alloys, billets, TMT, wire rod, ductile iron pipe, heavy rounds. A system has to carry grade, section, length, heat number, and the customer’s specification. The sequence around that vocabulary is plan, make, test, dispatch, and claim.

  • Heat, cast, and lot identity that survives from the furnace to the invoice.
  • Section, diameter, class, and length, in the words the commercial desk already uses.
  • Test certificates and inspection papers filed against the lot, not against a shared folder.
  • For pipe, the project shape of an order. For TMT, the dealer and section shape of an order.

Outside steel, the same practice is applied to the client’s own grades and routes. A heat model is not forced onto a factory that does not have one.

06 External clients

Work outside Jai Balaji Group is contracted in its own name. The delivery model does not change: walk the process, write the specification, put the system into use, and stay while the figures are reconciled. Scope, access, and data belong to the client.

There is no client list on this site. None has been published by Hexa Tech, and this site will not compose one.