Team Hades

FloorVoice lets shop-floor and field workers post real ERP transactions by speaking, in Tamil, English, or both in one sentence, from any phone. Hold one button, say “moved ten 6205 bearings from stores to line two”, release; four to six seconds later a submitted ERPNext Stock Entry exists with the worker’s name and exact words on it. Four transactions: stock transfer or issue, job card completion, material request, and stock count by video. Each press is transcribed twice, independently, and the two transcripts are compared so a misheard part number (6205 vs 6305, both real items) becomes a question instead of a wrong posting. The agent asks one question only when a mandatory field is ambiguous, and the worker can answer by voice, a tap, or a photo of the part label. Every field is re-validated against the ERP masters and current stock before writing; the confirmation is built from the posted document, never from model text; a one-tap Undo cancels or amends with ERPNext-correct semantics. Workers identify with a 4-digit PIN that stamps every document. The problem: workers never open an ERP, so stock and job data is written on paper and keyed in hours later, wrong. Incumbent voice systems need headset hardware and scripted dialogues; FloorVoice needs a phone and the language the worker already speaks. 204 unit tests, 5 live tests, one site, built Oct 30–Nov 3.