Built to your operation, not to a vendor's template.

Who this is for

Mid-to-large private sector organisations replacing spreadsheets, outgrowing a system, or running several that do not talk to each other.

The problem

Off-the-shelf software asks you to change how you work. Sometimes that trade is correct. Often it is not, where regulation, local practice or the physical reality of the operation makes the standard process impossible. We build where building is justified and configure where it is not, and we tell you which situation you are in before you commit budget.

What we do

  • ERP: finance, inventory, sales and CRM, procurement, projects, assets, manufacturing
  • HR and payroll: recruitment and applicant tracking, attendance and shifts, leave, employee self-service
  • Retail, wholesale and point of sale across multiple branches
  • Custom business systems where no product fits the process
  • Multi-tenant and single-tenant SaaS, for you to operate or to sell
  • Mobile applications on the same backend as the web system
  • Marketing technology: CRM implementation, marketing automation, customer data, analytics and attribution
  • Integration with existing systems, treated as a requirement, not an afterthought

The platform behind it

Nuvetra ERP and Nuvetra People Hub. Nuvetra is built on ERPNext. That is deliberate: a mature open-source core with no per-user licence cost, extended where your operation differs from the default, with full source access retained by you.

How an engagement runs

Discovery and requirements, architecture and data model, build, testing including user acceptance with your staff, data migration, go-live, training, then support.

What you get

A running system, the source code, documentation, migrated data, trained users and an agreed service level.

Frequently asked questions

ERPNext, an open-source ERP platform, extended by us where your operation differs from the default.

No. The open-source core carries no per-user licensing.

Yes, including any extensions written for you.

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