After office hours, the questions keep coming
It's 8 p.m. A tile dealer is planning tomorrow's orders and wants to know three things: how much he still owes, whether this month's scheme applies to him, and when his last order will reach. The accounts team has gone home. So he does what every dealer in India does. He sends a WhatsApp message, and waits.
The answers are all sitting in SAP Business One. Nobody can see them.
The data was never the problem. Getting it to the right person was.
Who they are
MyAlgoMate Technologies is Lead Pattern's sister company, based in Rajkot. For more than 10 years its team has worked on SAP Business One and factory automation for manufacturers in ceramics and tiles, textiles, brass, engineering and foundry, and chemicals. It works *SAP-first*: every piece it builds connects back to SAP.
What they build:
- SAP Business One: new implementations, improving an existing setup, add-ons, and moving from Tally to SAP
- Custom portals on SAP: a dealer portal and CRM where dealers place orders that go straight into SAP, see their ledger and outstanding amount, download statements and check schemes, plus supplier portals
- Shop-floor automation: QR gate passes, weighbridge and barcode warehouse connected to SAP, and energy monitoring
- AI and reports on SAP data, and SAP Business One cloud hosting
- SAP Business One + WhatsApp, built on Lead Pattern (see how)
The last mile is WhatsApp
A portal answers the dealer who logs in. But most dealers, customers and transporters never log in to anything. They're on WhatsApp. So every system MyAlgoMate Technologies builds ends the same way: when something happens in SAP, the right person hears about it on WhatsApp, and when they reply, a real person answers.




