Hire developers to build ERP software
Inventory, purchasing, finance and process tools, built around how the business actually runs, and connected so the same number is not typed twice.
Hiring model that usually fits
Monthly
ERP is built module by module over months, and each module depends on understanding the last. A developer who stays with it keeps that understanding.
ERP work is less about screens and more about the flow of a transaction through the business: an order becomes stock movement, an invoice, a payment, a report.
It is best built one module at a time, starting where the most time is lost today, rather than as a single large system delivered at the end.
What it usually includes
- Inventory and stock across locations
- Purchasing and suppliers
- Sales orders, invoices and payments
- Roles and approvals for sensitive actions
- Reports finance and management rely on
- Connections to accounting software you already use
Usually built with
The stack depends on what you already run and who will maintain it. These are the ones we reach for most.
Worth deciding before you start
None of these need a final answer to get in touch. Each one you can answer saves a round of questions.
- Which process loses the most time today
- What the systems and spreadsheets in use are
- Who approves what, and at which amounts
- Which reports are needed, and by whom
- What must connect to accounting
Common questions
Do we need a full ERP?
Often not. One or two modules that remove the biggest manual work usually deliver most of the value, and more can be added later.
Can it work alongside our accounting software?
Usually, yes, through the accounting software's API, so figures flow into it instead of being re-entered.
A few lines is enough to start. We reply by email, usually the same working day.