ERP Development & Implementation

Both are open-source ERPs with strong inventory, manufacturing and accounting modules and Indian GST support. Odoo has a large app ecosystem and a polished interface, and comes in a free Community edition and a paid per-user Enterprise edition, with some features — including full accounting — reserved for Enterprise. ERPNext, built on the Frappe framework, is fully open source with no per-user licence and uses the India Compliance app for GST, which suits businesses with many users who are comfortable self-hosting or paying for managed hosting.

An Odoo or ERPNext implementation typically takes six to sixteen weeks, depending on the number of modules, locations and customisations and the state of your data. A custom ERP is built in phases, with the first module live in eight to twelve weeks. The biggest variables are data clean-up and how quickly process decisions are made, not the software itself.

Cost is driven by the number of modules and users, how much is custom development versus standard configuration, the integrations, the data-migration effort and the platform's licence model. Odoo Enterprise carries per-user subscription fees, ERPNext has no licence but needs hosting and support, and a custom ERP has no licence but a larger build. We quote module by module after process mapping so spending can be phased.

Yes. A common set-up runs purchase, inventory, production, sales and dispatch in the ERP and keeps the books in TallyPrime, with invoices, receipts and ledgers synced automatically. Your accountant keeps the tool they know, and owners get operational data in one place. If you later move accounts fully into the ERP, that can be a separate phase.

Yes. Odoo and ERPNext both support Indian GST, and e-invoices and e-way bills can be generated from the ERP through the government systems, either directly or through a GST Suvidha Provider integration depending on the platform. We configure HSN codes, tax rules, place of supply and print formats, and test them with your accountant before go-live.

You do. Custom modules sit in a repository in your name, the ERP runs on your cloud account or servers, and all admin credentials are handed over. With Odoo Community or ERPNext there is no lock-in to us or to a vendor, and any Odoo Enterprise subscription is held in your name.

Expect the first two to three months to bring small fixes, report changes and user questions, which is why post-go-live support is part of every project. After that, a support plan covers bug fixes, version upgrades, new reports and modules, and training for new staff, with agreed response times.