The people behind iFactory

Business reality.
Digital momentum.

We are a father–son team building practical digital products for ambitious MSMEs—where business understanding, financial thinking and technology delivery have to work together.

Built from a close view of the daily pressures behind an MSME: earning customer trust, protecting time and keeping the business moving.

Why iFactory exists

Make every good business easier to run.

iFactory exists because small and mid-sized businesses should not have to force themselves around generic software, clumsy processes or digital work that creates more effort than it removes.

We start with the business—its customers, bottlenecks and everyday decisions—then build the right product, system or experience around that reality.

Less chasing. More clarity. More room to grow.

The MSME operating reality

One business.
Many moving parts.

Customers, orders, teams and numbers rarely sit in one place. The useful opportunity is to connect the pressure points—not add another disconnected tool.

Illustrative Indian MSME scene showing retail, workshop operations and a business dashboard connected by digital tools
Illustrative iFactory visual — a typical MSME operating environment, not a client case study.

Founder-led, problem-led

Two perspectives.
One useful outcome.

iFactory combines a finance and product lens with hands-on business experience—then brings the right design, business and technology support around the challenge.

Rohan SethChief Executive Officer

Finance-trained.Product curious.

Rohan brings experience from finance and the family business, alongside a CFA qualification and ongoing legal studies. His perspective helps iFactory connect a digital idea to the commercial reality behind it.

  • Finance experience
  • Family business
  • CFA
  • Pursuing law
Rajeev Vikram SethChief Technology Officer

Business experience.Execution focus.

Rajeev brings the operating perspective: the real-world process, the team that has to use it and the customer who should feel the difference. As CTO, he keeps iFactory grounded in practical, deliverable technology.

  • Business experience
  • Operations lens
  • MSME focus
  • Technology delivery

More than an app or website

The support around your whole problem.

When an MSME needs a digital solution, the challenge is rarely code alone. It may involve the product, the process, the customer journey, the numbers and the team behind it. We shape the right support around the real job to be done.

01 / Clarify

Business lens

Define the pressure worth solving before a feature list takes over.

02 / Shape

Product thinking

Turn the problem into a focused product people can understand and use.

03 / Design

Customer experience

Make the journey clear for customers, owners and teams—not just attractive on a screen.

04 / Deliver

Technology support

Build a dependable foundation that can improve as the business learns and grows.

05 / Grow

Ongoing momentum

Stay close after launch, measure what matters and decide the useful next step.

Visual business paths

From daily friction to a better digital move.

These are illustrative MSME situations, not claimed client projects. Each shows the type of operating gap a tailored product can address.

Retail + ordering↗

When every enquiry needs a person to chase it.

WhatsApp replies, photos and manual order follow-up.
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Catalogue, payment and order visibility in one journey.
Explore the opportunity
B2B + operations↗

When stock, prices and approvals live in separate places.

Calls, spreadsheets and unclear quotation history.
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A shared quoting, stock and workflow view for the team.
See a case lens
Services + growth↗

When good service is hard to see, track or repeat.

Missed leads, manual scheduling and delayed follow-up.
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A clear customer journey with useful owner signals.
Map your business path

How we work

From the first conversation to real momentum.

We keep the journey clear enough for an owner to follow and flexible enough for a business to learn as it goes.

01

Listen where it matters.

Start with the repeated manual work, lost visibility, missed customer moment or blocked growth opportunity.

02

Shape the smallest useful product.

Prioritise the outcome, set the first version and avoid paying for complexity that does not yet create value.

03

Build, launch and learn.

Bring the product to life, make adoption easy and learn from the people who rely on it every day.

04

Stay accountable after go-live.

Improve the product as the business changes—because a useful platform should get stronger with use.

Video briefing room

Practical ideas, in motion.

Alongside iFactory’s own forthcoming explainers, we will share clearly credited external perspectives that help owners see the business case for better digital systems.

External perspective · YouTube

Empowering Indian MSMEs through Digital Transformation

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External perspective · YouTube

Indian MSME Sector: Fast-tracking Growth with Digitization

Open on YouTube

How this library works: the external videos are learning material from their original publishers. They are not iFactory projects or endorsements. iFactory’s own founder notes, product demonstrations and case explainers will be added alongside them.

Let’s start with the real issue

A clearer business problem deserves a useful digital answer.