An online ERP built around your business process. Finance, inventory, sales, and purchasing stay in sync in real time and are accessible from any office, warehouse, or branch.
We build a cloud-based ERP that brings the modules you actually need into one database. No unused modules, no per-user license fees, and the system can run in your company's own cloud account or be managed by our team. A fit for businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets or rigid SaaS ERP.
We map your finance, inventory, sales, and purchasing flows, then define the core modules and the ones that can follow later.
Deliverable: Business process map and prioritised module list.
We design the data structure, access rights, hosting option, and how data moves over from spreadsheets or your old system.
Deliverable: System blueprint, data migration plan, timeline, and quotation.
Modules are built and released in stages with weekly demos, so your team's feedback goes straight into the next iteration.
Deliverable: Modules ready for testing on staging and a progress summary per sprint.
Existing data is moved and validated, users are trained by role, and we support the transition period.
Deliverable: Live system in the cloud, user documentation, and training sessions.
React, Laravel, PostgreSQL, Redis, REST API, AWS
Online ERP runs in the cloud and is used through a browser, so teams in the office, warehouse, and branches work with the same data in real time. On-premise ERP is installed on an office server and is usually harder to reach from outside.
SaaS ERP suits standard processes. If your workflow is specific, your team keeps growing, or you want full ownership of the source code and data, a custom ERP is usually cheaper over time and does not force your team to change how it works.
We apply role-based access, encrypted connections, regular backups, and audit logs. You can also choose to host in your company's own cloud account.
Yes, and that is what we recommend. Start with the most urgent module, such as inventory or sales, then add the next one once the team is comfortable.
Yes. The ERP can integrate with accounting software, marketplaces, POS, or payment gateways through APIs.
Cost depends on the number of modules, users, and integrations. Use the calculator on the Pricing page for a first indication, and we prepare a written quotation after discovery.