An enterprise systems engineering practice

We design, implement, integrate, and operate the software infrastructure complex organisations run on.

MITH.TECH is an enterprise systems engineering, implementation, integration, automation, and data infrastructure practice — headquartered in Bengaluru, India, with global delivery. ERP, CRM, finance, financial technology, logistics, government integrations, custom enterprise applications, and data — engineered as one coherent operational system, then operated as a managed service.

The practice

Five engagements. One operating system.

Every MithTech engagement runs through one of these five shapes, priced as fixed-scope, time-and-materials, or managed services. A principal consultant leads the engagement from kickoff to go-live, and the engagement has a named phase plan, governance gate, and exit criterion at every step.

Advisory

Architecture reviews, operating-model design, vendor evaluation, governance-gate design, procurement posture alignment. The work that runs before the build starts.

Implementation

Greenfield deployments and complex multi-entity rollouts on ERPNext, Frappe, Medusa. Structured phases, named engagement lead, governance gates, predictable timeline.

Migration

Off SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Odoo, Tally, Zoho, Shopify. Master-data fidelity, full audit trail, no business-day disruption. Polemarch-grade tooling for the financial-data half of the cutover.

Integration

Cross-system workflows on Holisto IEP — our own Go / GraphQL / NATS JetStream integration plane. ERP, CRM, banking, government APIs, logistics, field systems, partner systems as one data layer with full audit.

Managed services

Production operation, upgrades, observability, patching — under response-time SLAs, with a named team, defined change windows, and a clear escalation path.

Platforms we operate

Five own platforms, operated at production scale.

Most practices implement other people's software. These are the platforms we built, run, and keep improving — proof that the architecture is real, not theoretical, and that we operate what we recommend. They are how we deliver the practice.

Integration & Events Platform

Holisto IEP

Go, GraphQL, NATS JetStream. The integration plane for serious enterprise workloads — banking, government, logistics, field, partner systems — without brittle point-to-point chains.

Pre-IPO & unlisted financial platform

Polemarch

Identity, compliance, settlement, complex order management. Operated at ~15 Cr monthly volume across four asset classes and 100+ daily-refreshed instruments, SEBI-aligned controls built in.

Agricultural market intelligence

Mandifi

Near-real-time, location-specific pricing for dealer networks. Data collection, aggregation, cleaning, refresh, dealer-facing interfaces — operated as a managed platform on Holisto IEP.

WhatsApp commerce & communication

Polyg.in

Official WhatsApp Cloud API, multi-tenant agent operations, audit-ready conversation data, native ERPNext integration. Production at scale across regulated industries.

Business operating system

Qu6

HR, CRM, projects, finance, helpdesk under one tenant model with role-based access, audit trail, and team-based licensing. Live across six countries.

Who we work with

Named customers, regulated industries, multi-entity operators.

A non-exhaustive list. Engagements with named customers (Polemarch, Splendx, Fixcent, Rosemount International Schools, Mandifi, FuturaSink, 3M Car Care) appear with written consent. Other engagements — including the multi-plant manufacturer archetype used on the homepage — are described by shape, not by name.
  • Financial services

    Polemarch

    ~15 Cr monthly volume · 4 asset classes

  • Manufacturing

    Multi-plant operator (off SAP B1)

    9 plants · 1 operating system · owned stack

  • Education

    Rosemount International Schools

    Multi-campus · fee lifecycle · statutory reporting

  • Logistics

    Splendx

    4-warehouse B2B commerce · dealer pricing · ERP-bound

  • Automotive

    Fixcent

    Aftermarket service & parts · field service · warranty

  • Commerce

    3M Car Care

    Dealer networks · service operations · OEM integrations

  • Agriculture

    Mandifi (operated platform)

    Dealer-facing pricing · daily refresh

  • Manufacturing

    FuturaSink

    Premium kitchen solutions · integrated commerce

How we work

Auditable numbers, structural facts.

Every metric on the site carries a basis, sample, and period. Where the number cannot be substantiated, the surface says so. The /pricing page publishes engagement-model ranges; the /erpnext-implementation-cost-india page publishes indicative implementation cost bands for a 50–200 person operator. Both pages are deliberate price-transparency surfaces — not the H1.
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Products we implement
One permission model · one data layer
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Per-user licence fees
Open-source core, no seat pricing
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Typical go-live
Scoped implementation, kickoff to production
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Yours to keep
Source, data and infrastructure you own
Where we are not the right practice

What we don't do — by design.

The carve-out is part of the practice tier. A practice that says yes to everything is not a practice; it is a vendor. The list below is not a weakness, it is a discipline — and it is what makes the engagements we do take on land.
  • Consumer mobile apps as a stand-alone product.
  • Pure brand design or creative campaigns as a service.
  • Marketing-as-a-service (campaigns, paid media, social ops).
  • Per-product SaaS reselling under our name.
  • Engagements where a principal consultant cannot be on the work.

Source, data, and infrastructure sovereignty

Not a marketing line. A contract.

Every engagement delivers onto infrastructure the client controls. The codebase is the client’s. The database is the client’s. The backups are the client’s. There is no proprietary lock-in, no per-export fee, no exit penalty, and no “enterprise tier” upsell three months into a managed service. Hand-over documentation is part of the deliverable on day one, not a paid add-on at the end.

The point of source and data sovereignty is not the absence of a licence fee. The point is that the system you have paid to build belongs to you, can be operated by another practice, can be taken in-house, and can outlive the engagement. That is the contract; it is also the procurement posture a regulated buyer expects.

Proof, not marketing

We fix the platforms we implement, not just deploy them.

Every row is a real pull request or issue on the upstream project — verifiable in thirty seconds, not a number we typed.

2 merged · 29 open pull requests, read live from GitHub — not typed in.

Synced 2026-08-13

Next steps

Engage the practice.

A 30-minute discovery briefing with a principal consultant, no obligation, no form-to-call-to-meeting funnel. We will tell you honestly whether the engagement is the right one for your operating reality, including when the answer is to do nothing for 90 days or to engage a different practice.