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Services — ERP & operations

Custom ERP system development

An ERP system built around how your business actually runs, not the other way around. Inventory, sales, invoicing, production and staff in one place, with every figure traceable to the movement behind it.

Typical project: $12.5k – $34k See pricing

What we build

Stock, sales, invoicing and production spread across separate tools? Here is what changes.

  • Inventory management

    Stock across warehouses, shops and sales channels, updated by every sale, delivery and transfer.

  • Sales and invoicing

    Quotes, orders and invoices issued from the same records, without retyping.

  • Production and work orders

    Work orders, machines, stoppages and material use recorded on the floor while the work is done.

  • Staff and hours

    Who worked where and for how long, recorded as part of the work instead of on paper.

  • Reporting and dashboards

    Today's numbers from data that is already in the system, not from spreadsheets assembled at month end.

  • Connected to everything else

    Web shop, marketplaces, POS, accounting and couriers all reading the same catalogue and stock.

In production

Systems we have built.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Custom ERP vs off-the-shelf: which is better?

Off-the-shelf ERP works when your processes match the software. A custom ERP system makes sense when they don't: when you sell across several channels, run production your own way, or keep patching a generic system with spreadsheets. We start by mapping your process, so you know which one fits before anything is built.

Is an ERP system worth it for a small business?

Yes, when stock, sales and invoicing live in separate tools and people spend time keeping them in agreement. A small business ERP does not have to be large: it can start with the part that hurts most and grow from there.

How much does a custom ERP cost?

It depends on how many processes it covers, how many users and roles it has, and what it must connect to. See our pricing page for what drives the cost, or tell us about your business for a proposal.

Can you build an ERP for a manufacturing business?

Yes. Production floors are where generic ERP fits worst. We have built systems that record work orders, machines and material use as the work happens.

Ready to stop managing work manually?

Let's turn your operations into a streamlined, automated system built for growth.