FMCG Contract Manufacturing

RM Chemicals

RM Chemicals, an OEM contract manufacturer producing FMCG products for major brands, runs its Microsoft Dynamics NAV ERP on a secure, fully managed AWS cloud built and operated by Indivar — with regular backups and proven disaster recovery for 150+ users across branches in India and overseas.

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The Challenge

RM Chemicals runs a multi-branch OEM manufacturing operation — making FMCG products for large brands — with more than 150 users across India and overseas, all dependent on its Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Navision) ERP. They needed that system hosted securely, reachable from every branch, protected by reliable backups, and resilient enough to recover quickly if anything went wrong — without standing up an in-house infrastructure team.

The Solution

Indivar designed, built and now operates RM Chemicals’ entire AWS cloud environment. Microsoft Dynamics NAV runs on hardened, secure infrastructure, with encrypted VPN access so users at every branch connect safely. Regular automated backups run to Amazon S3 behind a documented restore process, and Azure-based backup redundancy is now being added. RM Chemicals’ own system administrators handle first-line, day-to-day tasks; Indivar provides second-level support and ongoing oversight of the environment, stepping in at first level too, on an as-needed basis, whenever the admins need a hand. As their single accountable cloud and infrastructure partner, Indivar manages the whole estate — and is currently running a full security, backup and cost-optimisation audit to harden the environment further and reduce ongoing spend.

What Changed

The Outcome

A recent outage resolved fast — the ERP was restored from backup and back online in short order, with no lasting disruption to the business
Secure remote access for 150+ users across multiple branches in India and overseas, over encrypted VPN
Regular automated backups to Amazon S3 — with Azure backup redundancy now being added
One accountable partner for the entire AWS cloud and infrastructure estate
Second-level support and ongoing oversight — with first-level help on an as-needed basis when their in-house admins need it
An ongoing security, backup and cost-optimisation audit to harden the environment and cut cloud spend
Enterprise-grade resilience without the cost of an in-house infrastructure team

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