A product per industry, not one system bent into every shape
- Core
- ERPNext, open source
- Typical go-live
- 3 to 4 months
- Licensing
- Unlimited users, no per-seat fee
- Deployment
- Managed cloud or your own server
Generic ERP asks you to describe your business in its vocabulary. These products already speak yours: sampling approvals, batch expiry, bin addresses, treatment protocols, guest folios, from the day they are installed.
Underneath, every one of them is the same ERPNext core, so accounting, purchasing, inventory and reporting are shared and long since proven. What differs is the industry-specific half, which is exactly the half that usually ends up in a spreadsheet.
- Production02
- Retail & Healthcare01
- Supply Chain01
- Services03
- Analytics01
- Platform01
Each one arrives already knowing the work
Not a set of modules you configure into shape. The vocabulary, the documents and the approvals of one trade, installed and running before the first line of custom work.
Manufacturing ERP
Every work order, machine and rupee of material cost in one place
Plan against real capacity, run the floor on digital job cards, cost every finished unit accurately. Multi-level BOM to dispatch.
Explore Manufacturing ERP
Something else entirely
A foundry, a broking desk, a school. Most builds begin as one of these products and grow a part of their own. Where nothing here fits, the core still does, and the industry layer gets written rather than bought.
Custom buildsWhat is true of all of them
Whichever product you start from, the commercial model and the engineering underneath are the same.
- 01
Live in 3-4 months, not 18
We start from a system that already knows your workflows. Most go live within a single quarter; the industry average is 14-18 months.
- 02
You pay to build it, not to log in
One-time build cost, unlimited users. Add the shop floor, every branch and the sales team without a per-seat line on the invoice.
- 03
You own the stack, all the way down
ERPNext and Frappe underneath: open source, self-hostable, no proprietary lock-in. Take the code and the database whenever you want.
- 04
The people who scope it are the ones who build it
Same engineers through configuration, deployment and support. Nothing goes to an offshore delivery pool halfway through.
- 05
The upgrade does not undo the build
Version upgrades leave your customisations intact. SLA-backed support, proactive monitoring and quarterly health checks throughout.
Or start from the trade you are in
Every industry page names the parts of the job that go wrong most often, then points at the product that handles them.
All industriesWhich of these is closest to what you run?
Tell us the two or three things that break most often. Fifteen minutes is usually enough to say whether one of these products already handles them, or what it would take to make it.