ERP software, built for the way your business actually runs.
Off-the-shelf ERPs force your team to bend around the software. We build ERPs that bend around your team — for manufacturers, distributors, retailers, and service businesses across India.
Built for the businesses Tally can't stretch to fit anymore.
If you've been quoted ₹40 lakh for SAP Business One and walked away — or if your operations team is held together by spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups, and one person who knows where everything is — this is for you.
- Manufacturers tired of stitching shop-floor data, BOMs, and accounting across three systems
- Distributors managing 50+ SKUs across multiple warehouses without a single source of truth
- Retailers running multi-location operations on disconnected POS systems
- Service businesses where Excel + WhatsApp is the actual production stack
- Hospitals, clinics, and schools needing software that respects their specific compliance and workflow
- Founders who've outgrown Zoho One and need real workflow logic, not more modules
A real database, real workflows, and software that respects your team's time.
Real data, real relations
PostgreSQL or MySQL underneath, properly modelled. Not a UI on top of Excel. Roles, permissions, and audit logs from day one.
GST & e-invoicing built-in
GST invoicing, e-invoice via IRP, e-way bill, TDS, and reverse charge handled. We keep up with GST council changes so you don't have to.
The modules you need
Inventory, Manufacturing, Sales, Purchase, Accounts, HR, CRM, Production. We build what you'll use — not what looks good in a feature list.
Mobile for the field
Native iOS and Android apps for sales teams, drivers, warehouse staff, and floor supervisors. Offline-first where reception matters.
Integrations that hold
Tally, Zoho, Shopify, WhatsApp Business, bank statements, payment gateways, GST APIs, IoT devices. Webhooks both ways.
Your call on hosting
On-premise, your private AWS/Azure/GCP, or our managed cloud. Multi-branch, multi-warehouse, multi-currency where it matters.
If Zoho Books or Tally fits, use them. We'll tell you.
Custom ERP isn't always the right answer. We've sent businesses home with a Zoho subscription recommendation more than once. Custom makes sense when:
Custom ERP wins when
- Your processes don't match any off-the-shelf module without ugly workarounds
- You've outgrown your current tool and the workarounds are now eating real productivity
- You need integrations no SaaS supports — legacy hardware, regulatory bodies, niche partners
- Data ownership, source-code control, or compliance demands it
- Five-year SaaS cost (per-user × growth × inflation) exceeds a one-time custom build
- Your competitive moat is operational — and your software needs to encode that, not flatten it
Stick with SaaS when
- You're under 30 users and processes are reasonably standard
- You haven't run the existing tool for 6+ months and felt real pain
- The pain is training, not the software — fix training first
- You need it live in under 30 days
- You don't have someone internally to own the rollout
Deep workflow knowledge across the sectors that build, move, and serve.
Every industry has its quirks. Textile has lot-tracking by shade. Pharma has expiry batching and 21 CFR. Cement has bagging losses. We've shipped for all of them.
A process refined over a decade of ERP rollouts.
Most ERP projects fail not because of code, but because nobody understood the actual operations. We start with your people, not your specs.
Discovery (1–2 weeks)
We sit with your operations team. Watch the actual workflows. Map the spreadsheets, the WhatsApp chains, the workarounds. No assumptions.
Blueprint (1–2 weeks)
Wireframes, data model, integration map, written spec. Fixed scope, fixed price for v1 — agreed before a line of code gets written.
Build (8–16 weeks)
Two-week sprints. Weekly demos with your team. You see progress every Friday. Changes get folded in early, not at UAT.
Pilot (2–4 weeks)
One branch, one team, one module first. Validate in real operations. Fix what real use surfaces. Then scale.
Rollout (2–6 weeks)
Phased deployment, training sessions, written SOPs, video walkthroughs. We don't dump and run.
Ongoing
Fixed-monthly support for fixes and small features. New modules as separate sprints. Quarterly reviews of what the data is telling us.
The tools we reach for, and when.
No religion about frameworks. We pick what fits the project — performance needs, team familiarity, long-term maintainability.
Straight answers, no salesperson hedge.
How long does a custom ERP build take?
A working v1 typically takes 12 to 20 weeks. We scope the project in the first two weeks, then ship in two-week sprints with a weekly demo. Smaller modules can be live in 6 to 8 weeks; full multi-branch enterprise rollouts can run six months or more.
How much does custom ERP development cost in India?
Most of our ERP projects fall between ₹5 lakh and ₹50 lakh, depending on the number of modules, integrations, and users. We always scope before we quote — a fixed price after discovery, not a guess upfront. If you have a hard budget, tell us; we'll show you what fits inside it.
Do you replace existing systems like Tally or Zoho, or integrate with them?
Both. Most projects start with integration — your team keeps using what works — and we migrate things over only when the new system is genuinely better. Forcing a clean break on day one is how ERP projects die.
Who owns the code we get?
You do. Full source code, infrastructure access, documentation, the whole thing. No lock-in. If you ever want to take it in-house or move to another team, we'll do the handover.
Can you handle data migration from our old system?
Yes. We've migrated data from Tally, SAP B1, Zoho Books, NetSuite, custom in-house systems, and a fair number of Excel sheets. Every migration runs with a rollback plan and a parallel-run window where both systems operate at once.
Is your ERP GST and e-invoicing compliant?
Yes. GST invoicing, e-invoice generation via the IRP, e-way bill APIs, and TDS are built in. We keep up with GST council changes and push them out as updates — you don't have to track every notification.
Do you offer support after launch?
Yes. Most clients stay on a fixed monthly support retainer covering fixes, small features, and on-call response. Larger feature work runs as separate sprints. No surprise bills.
Can you work with our in-house IT team?
Often that works best. We can lead the build and hand it over, or work side-by-side with your team and upskill them as we go. We've done both. Tell us your setup.
Have an ERP project in mind? Let's scope it.
A 30-minute scoping call costs you nothing. You walk away with an honest read on whether custom is even the right answer — and a rough range if it is.