ERPNext and the Frappe stack, implemented properly.
One open-source system for accounting, inventory, manufacturing, HR and sales — configured for Bangladeshi VAT, payroll and banking, and owned entirely by you.
The Frappe family, on one platform.
Every app shares one database, so finance, stock, people and support see the same data — no integration project between them.
Frappe CRM
Leads, deals and follow-ups in a single pipeline that flows into ERPNext.
Frappe HR
Attendance, leave, payroll and appraisals with biometric device sync.
Frappe Books
Light offline bookkeeping for small entities and branches.
Helpdesk
Tickets, SLAs and a customer portal, linked to order data.
Everything between “we need an ERP” and a team that uses it.
Consulting
An honest assessment of whether ERPNext fits, where it needs to bend, and what a realistic rollout looks like.
Implementation
Process mapping, configuration, chart of accounts, opening balances and user roles.
Configuration
Tax templates, print formats and workflows set up for Bangladeshi VAT, payroll and banking out of the box.
Customisation
Custom doctypes, print formats, workflows and reports, built as upgrade-safe apps.
Migration
From Tally, spreadsheets or legacy systems, with reconciled balances before cut-over.
Integration
Banks, payment gateways, couriers, ecommerce, biometric attendance and BI tools.
Training
Role-based sessions in Bangla or English, recorded walkthroughs and admin training.
Support & hosting
Managed hosting, backups, version upgrades and a support desk with agreed response times.
Open source means the system is yours.
No per-user licence, no vendor deciding your upgrade path, and a global community of thousands of companies running the same code.
No licence fees
Add users without adding cost.
Your data, your server
Host locally or in the cloud.
Upgrade-safe custom code
Customisations live in separate apps.
No lock-in
Any Frappe partner can take over.
Real ERPNext rollouts, coming soon.
We are preparing client-approved case studies with measured outcomes. We would rather show nothing than invent numbers — ask us for references relevant to your industry in the meantime.
Discuss your ERP requirementsDiscuss your ERP requirements with us.
Tell us how you run finance, stock and people today. We will tell you honestly what ERPNext would change — and what it would not.