India, March 23 -- The Workroom Automation seed funding of Rs 6.2 crore comes at a time when manufacturing is facing a silent but serious problem, too many systems, not enough clarity. Led by Equirus InnovateX Fund, the round marks the company's first institutional backing. But beyond funding, it reflects a growing demand for connected, intelligent factory operations.

Manufacturing today runs on a patchwork. ERP systems. MES layers. Machines. Spreadsheets. Manual decisions. All working, but not together. This fragmentation slows down decisions and makes it harder to respond to disruptions on the shopfloor. That's the gap Workroom is trying to fix. Instead of adding another tool, it positions itself as a central intelligence layer, connec...