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Pick a business process and run it on the real ERPNext or Frappe HR screens of a demo company. A guide walks you through each step. There is no sign-up: one button signs you in as a demo visitor, and nothing is emailed.
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Each flow opens on demoerp.mith.tech in a new tab. Prefer the overview first? Ride the same journey in MithUniverse, then open the live screens.
Sales and orders
From an order or a quotation to the delivery, the bill and the payment.
An online order, start to finish
A shop order is picked, shipped, billed and paid, and nobody types it twice.
Sales Order → Pick List → Delivery Note → Sales Invoice → Payment Entry
A quotation becomes an order
An enquiry gets a quote by email, and the yes becomes an order in one click.
Lead → Opportunity → Quotation → Sales Order
A dealer orders on their own
Dealers order at their own prices and hear about dispatch and dues on WhatsApp.
Sales Order → Pick List → Delivery Note → Sales Invoice → Payment Entry
An order taken in the customer's shop
The rep checks in at the shop and books the order at the right price.
Sales Order → Pick List
A sale at the shop counter
Bill at the counter, even offline; the day closes itself into stock and the books.
POS Opening Entry → Sales Invoice → POS Closing Entry
A return, handled cleanly
The customer asks in the portal; the goods come back and the refund posts itself.
Sales Invoice → Credit Note → Payment Entry
Leads and deals
Enquiries from chat and social becoming owned deals and quotes.
A chat becomes a won deal
Each call is prepped, the board shows what will close, and the win becomes a quote.
Opportunity → Quotation
An Instagram message becomes a sale
A DM becomes an enquiry with an owner, a logged call, then a quote.
Lead → Opportunity → Quotation
After-sales service
Complaints and warranty work with an owner until they close.
A complaint, owned and closed
A WhatsApp complaint becomes a ticket with an owner, is checked against warranty, and fixed.
Warranty Claim → Maintenance Visit
Buying
Reorders, supplier quotes, goods received, checked and paid for.
Low stock reorders itself
Stock dips below minimum, suppliers quote in their portal, and the chosen one gets the order.
Material Request → Request for Quotation → Supplier Quotation → Purchase Order
Goods arrive and get checked
The delivery is scanned in, inspected and stored by batch, and the order already knows.
Purchase Receipt → Quality Inspection → Batch
A bad delivery goes back
A failed check sends the goods back to the supplier, and the bill follows.
Purchase Receipt → Purchase Return → Purchase Invoice
The supplier's bill, matched and paid
The bill arrives in the portal, matches the order and receipt, and is paid.
Purchase Invoice → Payment Entry
Manufacturing
Work orders, job work, batch tracing and machine breakdowns.
Made to order
A sales order becomes a work order; material is issued, made, checked and costed.
Sales Order → Work Order → Stock Entry
Work sent out and back
The job worker gets the order, material goes by train, and every gram comes back counted.
Purchase Order → Subcontracting Order → Stock Entry → Subcontracting Receipt
Trace a bad batch
One complaint, and the batch is traced back to its supplier and forward to every buyer.
Quality Inspection → Batch → Serial No and Batch Traceability
A machine breaks down
The breakdown is logged, spares come from stock, and the history sits on the machine.
Asset Repair
Accounts and payments
Collections, bank matching, contracts that bill themselves and selling abroad.
An unpaid invoice gets collected
An overdue bill flags itself, a reminder goes out, and the payment matches on its own.
Sales Invoice → Dunning → Payment Entry
The bank statement matches itself
Statement lines match their invoices on their own; you only review the odd one.
Bank Transaction
A contract that bills itself
An AMC bills itself when due, a reminder goes out, and the payment closes it.
Subscription → Sales Invoice → Payment Entry
Selling abroad, in their currency
An order in their currency gets their tax rules and lands in one set of books.
Sales Order → Sales Invoice
People and HR
Attendance, leave, payroll, expense claims and billable hours on Frappe HR and ERPNext.
A fingerprint becomes a payslip
A fingerprint at the gate becomes attendance, feeds payroll, and ends as a payslip.
Employee Checkin → Attendance → Salary Slip
A field check-in, verified
A field check-in counts only inside the right place, and the manager reviews it.
Employee Checkin → Attendance
Leave, applied and approved
Staff apply on the phone, the manager approves on theirs, and payroll already knows.
Leave Application → Leave Ledger
Payday in one run
Salary, PF, ESI and TDS in one run, posted to the books and paid out.
Payroll Entry → Salary Slip
A rep's travel claim
GPS works out the distance, the manager approves on the phone, and payroll pays it back.
Expense Claim
Hours that reach the invoice
Time booked on a task becomes a bill, and material used is costed to the job.
Timesheet → Sales Invoice
Stock and operations
Shipments, branch transfers, stock counts, automations and the owner's view.
Today's delivery, tracked
Labels printed, the van tracked live, and the customer told without a phone call.
Delivery Note → Shipment
Stock moves to another branch
Stock travels to a branch by train, and each branch keeps its own stock and P&L.
Stock Entry → Stock Balance
Count the shelves without closing
Scan the shelves with a phone; differences reconcile and post while you trade.
Stock Reconciliation → Stock Ledger
Automations do the chasing
A new lead is routed and followed up, and stock alerts reach the team, automatically.
Lead
The owner's morning check
Sales, cash and stock on one screen, sliced by branch, with what needs you today.
Selling workspace → Stock workspace
The same flows, set up on your data.
These demos run on standard ERPNext and Frappe HR. See how we take them into your company in ERP implementation, how your history comes across in Migration, and what was delivered for named clients in the case studies. For your own scope, get a written plan.