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We develop ERP and CRM systems from scratch for businesses that need their own management software. We design sales, order, inventory, customer and reporting modules with user roles and permissions. We also customize, extend and integrate existing ERP/CRM systems and develop CMS modules.
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01 / ERP / CRM development
For businesses that need connected sales, inventory, customer and task management. Analysis determines whether the project needs a new custom system, extensions to existing software or a combination.
We design the data model and build agreed modules for products, warehouses, suppliers, purchasing, sales and reporting. Analysis defines business rules, approvals and permissions, with incremental delivery and checks for each workflow.
We build CRM software for contacts, opportunities, quotations and requests, with communication history, assignments and reminders. Sales and service workflows are tailored to your team and connected to ERP, websites or other applications where needed.
For existing systems we customize fields, forms, roles and reports and develop additional features. Module compatibility and upgrade paths are reviewed so changes can be maintained.
We develop modules and extensions for specific content and commerce needs: WordPress/WooCommerce, C#/.NET platforms Umbraco CMS, Orchard Core and Piranha CMS, and Node.js/TypeScript platforms Payload CMS, Strapi Community and the open-source Medusa core. The technical approach and available extension mechanisms are assessed for each system.
ERP/CRM options include Odoo Community, ERPNext and Dolibarr. For content management and portals we also assess Umbraco CMS, Orchard Core, Piranha CMS, Payload CMS and Strapi Community alongside WordPress, Drupal and Joomla. These systems serve different purposes; selection follows requirements and does not imply certification or support for every version.
02 / ERP / CRM development
For new and existing ERP/CRM systems we define which system owns each data field, how applications connect and how record consistency is checked.
The ERP can remain the source of truth for products and documents while the CRM manages contacts and opportunities. We define field ownership and available APIs to avoid conflicting parallel records.
Open source does not mean every extension or feature is free. The specific version, transitive dependencies, distribution compatibility and upgrade effort are assessed before an extension is agreed.
03 / ERP / CRM development
New ERP/CRM development and changes to existing systems need a clear scope, a test environment and a data migration plan. We first agree on functional modules and acceptance criteria.
We map sales, purchasing, inventory and service workflows. For a new system we design entities, screens, roles and business rules; for an existing ERP/CRM we map the changes required.
We implement modules in working increments and test permissions, approvals and reporting. Data migration is checked using representative samples, code mapping and duplicate detection before transition.
We deliver agreed features, role-specific user guidance and technical documentation for installation and integrations. For new and existing systems we clarify maintenance, upgrades and rollback planning during transition.
04 / ERP / CRM development
In an illustrative scenario, an approved CRM quotation could create an ERP order and notify its owner. Customer mapping, permissions and cancellation handling require agreed rules.
In an illustrative CRM-to-ERP flow we check customer matching, quotation lines and price-edit permissions. Duplicate contacts and missing details establish who is responsible for correcting a record.
Yes. We develop custom ERP and CRM systems with modules, screens, roles and integrations based on business requirements. Analysis defines the scope, priorities and any specific accounting or regulatory requirements that need separate documentation.
When an essential function is not adequately covered by existing capabilities or compatible extensions. Suitability and maintenance cost are assessed first.
Not necessarily. Editions, add-ons and hosting services may have different terms. Choices and obligations are confirmed for each version and project.
We assess configuration and integration first. Replacement is proposed only when technical assessment and actual requirements justify it.
