Systems that bring customer, stock, finance and sales into one panel.
We build ERP and CRM systems that unite your customer, stock, finance and sales processes in one panel.
- Bring scattered information into one center
- Track customer relations in an organized way
- Fewer errors in stock and finance
The Problem
When information is scattered across different files and programs, customer tracking, stock control and finance management become harder. Teams enter the same data over and over, and errors increase.
Our Solution
We set up ERP and CRM solutions that fit your business’s processes. By bringing information together in one place — from customer relations to stock and finance — we enable your team to work in sync.
Benefits Provided
- Bring scattered information into one center
- Track customer relations in an organized way
- Fewer errors in stock and finance
- Coordinated work across teams
Use Cases
- Customer relationship management (CRM)
- Stock and supply management
- Sales and quote tracking
- Basic finance and reporting
What’s Included
- Choosing the modules you actually need — you do not have to start with all of them
- Setting up multi-warehouse stock, tiered pricing and permissions
- Migration of your current records (spreadsheets, legacy software)
- Tailoring reports to your business
- Department-level training and post-go-live support
What does this service actually look like?
The demos below are clickable and genuinely functional. They open in a new tab.
- Stock & warehouseSearchable catalogue, warehouse split, movement history and low-stock alerts that compute an order suggestion.Open demo
- CRM & sales pipelineA kanban pipeline with movable stages, customer detail and an activity timeline.Open demo
- Quotes & ordersChanging a line discount recalculates the total instantly; a quote converts into an order.Open demo
- Finance & accountsCash flow, overdue invoice tracking and the receivable/payable balance per account.Open demo
- PurchasingRequest approval, supplier offer comparison (cheapest and fastest flagged) and delivery tracking.Open demo
How We Work
- 01
Discovery and Analysis
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Planning and Proposal
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Design and Development
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Testing and Launch
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Support and Maintenance
How Pricing Is Determined
ERP pricing scales with the number of modules and users. We recommend a phased rollout: start with the module that hurts most, add the rest once it settles — splitting both cost and risk.
What affects the price
- Number of modules and the rollout order
- Concurrent user count and number of branches/warehouses
- Volume and tidiness of historical data to migrate
The needs analysis and quotation are free; we do not quote a price before the scope is clear.