Process mapping
We follow real orders from enquiry to cash, and turn every informal step into one the system can run.
We implement ERPNext around the way your business runs: mapped first, configured before coded, and supported well past go-live.
ERPNext covers selling, buying, stock, manufacturing, accounts and projects, with HR and payroll through Frappe HR. One entry can reserve stock, tell the store what to pack and tell accounts what to bill. It is open source, so the system and your data stay yours.
The hard part is fitting it to the business. We map how work really runs, agree how it should run, then configure ERPNext to match. We write code only where your process is how you win, and keep it in a separate app so upgrades stay simple.
Everything an ERPNext rollout needs, from the first workshop to the first month-end close on the new system.
We follow real orders from enquiry to cash, and turn every informal step into one the system can run.
Selling, buying, stock, manufacturing and accounts, configured with the rules your team agreed.
Where your process truly differs, we extend ERPNext in a separate app and leave the core alone.
Your web store, payment gateway and couriers talk to ERPNext through its REST API and webhooks.
Each role opens to the numbers it acts on: number cards, charts and reports, set up by role.
A cutover planned step by step, people trained on their own data, and us beside them after go-live.
Master data is the base everything else points at: items, customers, suppliers, prices, the chart of accounts. Load it messy and every order inherits the mess. So we clean it on the way in, with rules agreed with the people who own each list.
Fictional data. Tap a stage to hold it.
When ERPNext and your business disagree, we try the lightest fix first and move down a rung only when it can’t hold the rule. Each rung costs more at every upgrade, and the last one we leave alone.
Our rule of thumb, not a benchmark. Why we work this way: ERP is a process project.
Tell us where it is today, what you’re trying to achieve and what’s getting in the way.