Production deployments across seven regulated sectors.
Each engagement is led by a practice lead with sector depth, structured into named phases, governed at every gate, priced as fixed scope, time & materials, or managed services under response-time SLAs. Sector-specific compliance and statutory workflows are part of the architecture, not an add-on.
Practice depth, sector by sector.
Don't see your sector?
The practice operates across more than these seven; if your sector is not above, the discovery briefing is the right place to ask. The answer is sometimes a different engagement shape, sometimes a different practice, sometimes both.
Why an industry-specific ERP beats a generic rollout
Every business runs on the same broad functions — sales, inventory, accounting, payroll — but the way a hospital books a patient is nothing like the way a factory releases a work order or a real-estate agency tracks a booking. A generic ERP forces your team to bend their process to the software. An industry-configured ERPNext implementation does the opposite: it ships with the doctypes, statuses and reports your sector actually uses, so people recognise their own workflow on day one.
We build on open-source Frappe and ERPNext, so there are no per-user licence fees and you own the source, the data and the servers. That matters most in regulated sectors — healthcare, financial services, pharma — where data residency and audit trails aren’t optional. Most of our industry rollouts on a structured timeline, and because the platform is modular you start with the modules that move the needle and add the rest as you grow.
Pick your sector to see the specific workflows, compliance points and go-live path:
Don’t see your sector? Tell us how you operate and we’ll map the right open-source stack for it.