TranZact
Mumbai, IN · Founded 2017 · 103 employees on LinkedIn · 5 known investors
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TranZact is an AI-powered ERP and operations platform ("Factory AI OS") that runs sales, purchase, inventory, production, and planning for manufacturers. It targets Indian SME manufacturers, working alongside existing tools like Tally and offering AI agents, lead management, and material planning.
Also known as FCB Technologies Private Limited · TranZact AI
Founders & leadership
TranZact was founded in 2017 by Ritesh Kumar, Sharad Sen Sharma, and Rohan Sen Sharma.




Investors · 5
Also in the syndicate · 1
Funding
SEC filings, press & company announcements$14M disclosed across 2 of 5 rounds · 2017–2021
Source: company announcements and press reports — follow each round's link for the claim.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026TranZact, operated by FCB Technologies Private Limited and headquartered in Mumbai, is a cloud-based manufacturing operations platform that the company positions as a "Factory AI OS". The product covers sales, purchase, inventory, production and planning workflows, and adds an agentic AI layer intended to execute tasks rather than only record them: reading supplier invoices and photos, matching them against purchase orders, flagging rate mismatches, generating goods-receipt notes and purchase invoices, raising POs, updating inventory, scheduling production, following up on overdue payments and flagging margin or stock risks, with user confirmation before actions are committed.
The company describes its architecture as cloud-native on AWS with encryption and ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 compliance, with customer data hosted on Indian servers. It emphasises interfaces designed to be usable by floor operators, sales staff, accountants and owners without an IT team, and integrations with tools Indian manufacturers already use, including Tally, Busy, Zoho, Excel, WhatsApp and AfterShip. Onboarding is presented as a go-live in two to three weeks on existing processes, with master data configuration, BOM and process mapping, training sessions, full operations within about 90 days, and ongoing free support with a dedicated account manager.
Earlier public descriptions characterise TranZact as a business transformation tool that automates the workflow from customer enquiry to dispatch for manufacturing SMEs, aimed at digitising India's small and medium enterprises. The company states it serves manufacturers across engineering, electronics, chemicals, packaging, automotive, F&B, D2C and renewables, and says it has built a multi-year operational data graph from those deployments that underpins its AI layer.
Founding story
The company was founded by Ritesh Kumar, Sharad Sen Sharma and Rohan Sen Sharma, described as IIT and IIM graduates who focused on manufacturing, later joined by Adarsh Sikaria as CRO. The founders' stated ambition, discussed in a January 2022 Forbes India podcast, was to move 15 million SMEs from spreadsheets to the cloud [2][4].
Business model
B2B software sold to manufacturing companies, with a freemium entry point launched in 2020 and subscription revenue thereafter; implementation, training and lifetime support are bundled with the product [2][3][5].
Freemium and subscription software revenue [5][2].
Traction
The company states more than 10,000 manufacturers use the platform, a milestone it says it crossed in 2021, and reports customer-cited outcomes such as faster procurement and higher sales closure rates. Team size was reported at 40 in 2022 and at 21-40 employees on a startup directory profile [0][2][3][5].
Latest developments
TranZact has moved its web presence to letstranzact.ai and repositioned the product as a "Factory AI OS" with AI agents that execute sales, purchase, inventory, production and planning tasks; the company says agentic AI crossed the operations threshold in 2025 and that it will launch the AI-Run Factory in 2026 [0][1][2].
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positions itself as an India-built ERP and operations platform for SME manufacturers, stating deployment across more than 10,000 manufacturers, and contrasts its offering with SAP-style enterprise ERP projects [0][2][3].
The company positions itself against long, IT-heavy ERP implementations, claiming go-live in two to three weeks without changing existing accounting or workflows and without an internal IT team, coexistence with incumbent tools such as Tally, consumer-messaging-style simplicity, and an accumulated operational dataset from seven years of Indian factory deployments as the context for its AI agents [0][2][3].
Technology
Cloud-native platform on AWS with an agentic AI layer over a multi-year operational context graph built from data across 10,000+ manufacturers and eight industries. The AI accepts plain-language commands, extracts data from documents and images, and performs ERP actions pending user confirmation. Security and compliance claims include bank-grade encryption, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001, and data residency on Indian servers. Integrations include Tally, Busy, Zoho, Excel, WhatsApp and AfterShip [0][1][2].
Go-to-market
Direct sales via demo bookings and a free self-serve start on the website, supported by a freemium tier, guided two-to-three-week implementation with a dedicated product expert, and customer testimonials from manufacturing managing directors. Partnerships and alliances are a named internal function [0][3][6][2].
Indian SME manufacturers, described as manufacturing companies with annual revenue of roughly INR 5-50 crore, spanning tier 1, tier 2 and tier 3 geographies and industries including engineering, electronics, chemicals, packaging, automotive, F&B, D2C and renewables; users include owners, sales teams, accountants and production floor operators [5][2][0].
Geography
Headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, with a customer base across Indian tier 1, tier 2 and tier 3 markets; the company describes itself as "born in India, building for the world" [5][2].
History
TranZact launched in 2017, with a March 2017 beta involving two paying clients and Mesco Springs of Vasai, Mumbai cited as its first customer. Inventory and production modules went live in 2018, a marketplace pilot for supplier discovery ran in 2019, and a freemium model launched in 2020. The company says it crossed 10,000+ manufacturers in 2021 alongside a $7M Series A, grew to a team of 40 in 2022 and was featured in 'Startups Employees Love 2022' by People Excellence. From 2025 it began shifting from a system of record toward agentic AI that operates factory workflows, with an AI-Run Factory launch planned for 2026 [2][5].
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Founder mafia
2 people who came through TranZact went on to found or lead other companies.
Competitors · 6
by search overlapCompanies competing with TranZact for the same Google search keywords, organic and paid, via search-intersection analysis.
Timeline · 8
launches, deals, and filingsCompany states it launches the AI-Run Factory / Factory AI OS in 2026, with its site moving to letstranzact.ai.
TranZact began repositioning its ERP as an agentic AI layer that executes factory operations rather than only recording them.
TranZact ran a pilot of its Marketplace, enabling customers to identify new suppliers.
TranZact launched in beta with two paying pilot clients; Mesco Springs in Vasai, Mumbai is cited as its first customer.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
In the news
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- TranZactletstranzact.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does TranZact do?
- TranZact is an Indian AI-powered ERP platform that runs sales, purchase, inventory, production and planning for SME manufacturers.
- Who founded TranZact?
- TranZact was founded by Ritesh Kumar, Sharad Sen Sharma, Rohan Sen Sharma in 2017.
- Who are TranZact's investors?
- TranZact's investors include Kae Capital, Prime Venture Partners, Tribe Capital, Gemba Capital Venture Partners.
- How much funding has TranZact raised?
- TranZact has disclosed $14M raised across 2 of its 5 known rounds.
- Where is TranZact headquartered?
- TranZact is headquartered in Mumbai, IN.









