ERP software development
Custom ERP modules for inventory, orders, HR, and finance, or a layer that connects the systems you already run.
Sound familiar?
When businesses come to us for this
Your staff work around the ERP
Key steps happen in spreadsheets because the system cannot handle how you really operate.
Stock numbers cannot be trusted
What the system says and what is on the shelf do not match, so people double-check everything.
Every department has its own system
Sales, warehouse, and accounts each keep their own data, and month end means reconciling them.
What we build
ERP software development: what that covers
Inventory management
Stock levels, locations, transfers, and reorder alerts that match the warehouse.
Order management
Orders from every channel in one flow, from quote to dispatch.
HR and payroll modules
Leave, attendance, and payroll inputs with approvals built in.
Finance and accounting
Invoices, payments, and reports, or a clean sync with your accounting software.
ERP integrations
Connecting an existing ERP to e-commerce, CRM, and logistics tools.
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How we approach it
Our approach, step by step
- 01
Map operations end to end
From order to cash and purchase to stock, so the modules fit together.
- 02
Roll out one module at a time
One department goes live at a time, which keeps risk and training manageable.
- 03
Migrate data carefully
Opening stock, customers, and balances are checked before anyone switches over.
- 04
Run old and new side by side
A short parallel run proves the numbers match before the old system is retired.
Technologies
What we build it with
Our usual stack for this work. We choose per project, and can work with what you already have.
- Django
- Business rules, permissions, and admin
- React
- Fast screens for people who use the system all day
- PostgreSQL
- Transactional data you can audit
- Redis
- Queues, caching, and scheduled jobs
- REST APIs
- Links to e-commerce, accounting, and logistics tools
FAQ
Common questions
Buy if a standard ERP fits your processes with light configuration. Build, or build around one, when your operations are what make you different and off-the-shelf systems force costly workarounds.
Yes. Often the best option is to keep your ERP for accounting and build custom modules or integrations around it.
By going live one module or department at a time, with a short parallel run before the old system is switched off.
Planning a project like this?
Share a few details about your business and what you need. We will suggest a sensible first step and a rough scope.
