An ERP is where sales, stock, purchase, accounts and people finally agree on the same number. We select the right platform for how you actually work, configure it around your process, migrate your data and stay through go-live — so the system serves the business, not the other way round.
Leads, quotations, orders and follow-ups in one pipeline — so every enquiry is tracked to invoice and nothing lives only in someone’s phone.
Real-time stock across locations, batch and serial tracking, and reorder levels — so what the system says is on the shelf actually is.
Ledgers, receivables and payables that post themselves from the transactions — GSTR-ready returns and e-invoicing built into the flow.
Purchase requests, POs, GRN and vendor bills tied to stock and accounts — so procurement, receiving and payment reconcile on their own.
Bills of material, work orders and shop-floor consumption — costs and finished-goods stock update as production runs, not weeks later.
Attendance, leave, salary structures and payslips — payroll that posts to accounts and stays aligned with PF, ESI and TDS rules.
An ERP fixes fragmentation, not chaos. If sales, stock and accounts are each true on their own but never agree with each other, one system of record is exactly the cure. That is what an ERP is for.
But an ERP will not invent a process you don’t have. If nobody yet knows how an order should move, or the same job is done three different ways depending on who’s in, software only makes the disagreement faster. In that case we’ll tell you to fix the process first — usually a short consulting engagement — and come back to the ERP when it will actually stick.
We would rather lose the licence than sell you a system you’re six months too early for.
We’re platform-honest. We don’t resell one licence and bend every business to fit it — we pick the platform that suits your size, sector and budget, and we’ll happily recommend the open-source route when it’s the right call.
We map how you sell, stock, buy and account today, then match a platform and module set to it — before a rupee is spent on licences.
Chart of accounts, tax rules, item masters and workflows set up your way — and your real ledgers, stock and contacts cleaned and loaded in.
Your team runs a live pilot on real transactions with us beside them, so problems surface on a small scale, not on go-live day.
We cut over, watch the first month-end close with you, and stay on hand until the system holds without us in the room.
Implementation typically starts from around ₹1,50,000, moving with the number of modules, users and how much legacy data has to be cleaned and migrated. A single-module rollout for a small team sits at the lower end; a multi-location build with manufacturing and payroll is a larger, phased engagement.
Every quote is fixed against a scope you’ve seen and agreed. We’d rather phase the work than surprise you — and we’ll tell you plainly which modules can wait for phase two.
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A focused single-module go-live can be six to eight weeks. A full multi-module implementation with manufacturing, payroll and heavy data migration usually runs three to six months, phased so you get value at each stage rather than waiting for one big-bang launch.
Not if it’s sequenced properly. We configure and migrate in parallel while you keep running as usual, pilot on real transactions before cutover, and often run the old and new systems side by side through the first close. The point of the pilot is to move the disruption to a rehearsal, not to a live day.
Yes. We set up GST-compliant tax rules, HSN codes and place-of-supply logic, and wire up e-invoicing (IRN and QR) and e-way bills where you’re liable — so GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B data comes straight off your transactions instead of being rebuilt each month.
Always. Software nobody can drive is shelfware. We train the people who’ll actually use each module, run a hands-on pilot with them, and leave clear reference notes — the goal is your team owning the system, not staying dependent on ours.
Bring us your spreadsheets and your month-end headache. We’ll give you an honest read on whether you’re ready, which platform fits, and what it would take — before you commit to anything.