Stock, purchasing, sales and accounts in one place

An ERP replaces the pile of spreadsheets with one system where a sale reduces stock, a purchase creates a supplier bill, and the report at the end of the month is a click. We set it up around your products, your warehouses and your way of invoicing.

Included

What you get

  • Stock you can trust

    Quantities per warehouse, minimums and reorder alerts, stock counts with barcodes.

  • Purchasing

    Supplier orders, goods received against orders, bills matched to deliveries.

  • Sales and invoicing

    Quotes, orders, deliveries and invoices in one flow, with your numbering and your layouts.

  • Accounts

    Receivables, payables, bank and cash, with the reports your accountant asks for.

  • Reports

    Margin by product, sales by customer, stock value, ageing — ready when you open the system.

  • Connected to the shop floor

    Works with our retail POS and your website, so one price list serves everything.

Sequence

How it runs

In this order, every time.

  1. Map

    Products, warehouses, customers, suppliers, document layouts, who does what.

  2. Configure

    We set the system up to match and load your opening data from your files.

  3. Trial run

    A week of real documents in parallel, so surprises appear before go-live.

  4. Go live and support

    Switch over, train each role, and stay close during the first month-end.

Before you call

Who asks for this

  • Wholesalers and distributors
  • Retail chains with several shops
  • Workshops and service companies that invoice parts and labour
  • Any business whose stock figure is never right

Two questions we hear

Can we start with just stock and invoicing?

Yes. Most clients start with stock, sales and purchasing, and add accounts later.

Can my accountant use it?

Yes. Accountants get their own access and the reports they need, or an export to the package they already use.

Something else? Ask us directly.

Contact

Tell us what is slow, broken or missing.

A short conversation first, then a written proposal. Neither costs anything.