One system for how your business actually runs.
Custom ERP software that replaces scattered spreadsheets and generic tools with a single system shaped around your process.
Custom or off-the-shelf?
Off-the-shelf ERP suits standard processes. Custom pays off when your workflow is the thing that makes your business different.
Read more: Custom vs off-the-shelf ERP · What custom ERP costs
Modules
Built to your list, not all at once. We start with the modules that remove the most manual work.
Inventory and purchasing
Stock levels, suppliers, purchase orders, and low-stock alerts in one place.
Sales and CRM
Customers, quotes, orders, and follow-ups tied to the same records.
Invoicing and accounting
Invoices, payments, and the reports your accountant asks for.
HR and payroll
Staff records, leave, and payroll inputs, with access limited to the right people.
Reporting dashboards
Live figures from every module instead of rebuilding spreadsheets each month.
Roles and permissions
Each person sees and changes only what their job needs.
How we build it
Map your process
We walk through how work really flows today and agree what the system must replace.
Clickable prototype
You click through the screens before any backend is built, and we fix gaps early.
Build in phases
Modules are released one at a time, so your team starts using the system early.
Training and support
A walkthrough for your team, plus a plan for changes after launch.
Engagement
ERP projects vary widely in size. Scope, timeline, and payment terms are agreed in writing after the discovery call, before any work starts.
Questions about ERP
Who owns the code?
You do, as with every LogiWeb project. Code, credentials, and files are handed over.
Can you move my existing data?
Data from spreadsheets or your current system can be included. We scope it during discovery.
Where does it run?
Hosting is agreed in discovery, so you can decide who manages the servers.
What happens after launch?
You can request changes as scoped work, and ongoing support can be agreed per project.
Tell me how your business runs.
A discovery call is the first step. No obligation.