ERPNext & Frappe
- Best if you want orders, stock, production, people and the books in one system you own.
- Wrong fit if you only need invoices and GST returns. Tally does that well.
Platforms
The ERP that fits, connected to the rest. — ERPNext, Tally, Medusa and the platforms we build on
ERPNext or Tally to run the business, Medusa and WhatsApp to sell, and one integration layer between them. Pick the platform by the job it does.
Frappe specialists · we also keep Tally where the books already live
Your stack · by the job it does
Sell and reach4 of 4 connected
Connect: workflows and APIs · keeps every channel in step
Run the business
ERPNext & FrappeOne system: accounts, stock, people and projects, with Frappe CRM and HR beside it.
Website: Enquiries from the site arrive as leads, with the page they came from.See WordPress
Not sure which fits? Start here
Five platforms, and when each is the wrong choice.
Run the business · 2
Tally
- Best if your books and your CA live in Tally, and it works.
- Wrong fit if orders, stock and branches have outgrown the Excel beside it.
Already on SAP Business One, Zoho or Odoo? We support them, or move you to ERPNext:From SAP Business OneFrom ZohoFrom OdooSupport & AMC
Sell online · 2
Commera
- Best if your products, prices and stock already live in ERPNext, or will, and one store in your brand is what you need.
- Wrong fit if you need your own app, marketplaces or several storefronts. That's Medusa.
Medusa
- Best if you want your own design, an app, shops and marketplaces on one commerce engine, or a very large catalogue.
- Wrong fit if one catalogue on ERPNext is all you sell. Commera is simpler.
Publish · 1
WordPress
- Best if your team publishes pages and guides often, or sells on WooCommerce and wants to keep it.
- Wrong fit if the site is a store first, with a large catalogue. Commera or Medusa fits better.
The five platforms side by side
| ERPNext & Frappe | Tally | Commera | Medusa | WordPress | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best if | you want orders, stock, production, people and the books in one system you own. | your books and your CA live in Tally, and it works. | your products, prices and stock already live in ERPNext, or will, and one store in your brand is what you need. | you want your own design, an app, shops and marketplaces on one commerce engine, or a very large catalogue. | your team publishes pages and guides often, or sells on WooCommerce and wants to keep it. |
| Wrong fit if | you only need invoices and GST returns. Tally does that well. | orders, stock and branches have outgrown the Excel beside it. | you need your own app, marketplaces or several storefronts. That's Medusa. | one catalogue on ERPNext is all you sell. Commera is simpler. | the site is a store first, with a large catalogue. Commera or Medusa fits better. |
| Licence model | Open source, no per-user licence | Bought once per edition, or rented by the month | Open source, runs on your ERPNext | Open source, no per-order fee | Open source; some themes and plugins are paid |
| Where it runs | Your cloud, your server, or hosted by us | Your computers or server | On your ERPNext | Your cloud or hosted by us | Your hosting or hosted by us |
| What we do | Implement, extend, host, support | Connect, move or leave as it is | Set up, host, upgrade | Build the store, connect ERPNext | Keep patched, connect, move what outgrows it |
| See it live | Made to order | — | Demo shop | An online order | — |
Licence models in words, not prices: other vendors' prices change, and ours come after a short call. Tally: tallysolutions.com/buy-tally, 12 Oct 2026.
Also on the same Frappe core:Frappe FrameworkFrappe CRMFrappe HR
WhatsApp, field sales and AI apps we build on these:Services
Start from what you run today.
Pick what you run. The answer names the platform it lands on and the first step.
What do you run today?
Where you’d start: Tally, with ERPNext beside it
Keep Tally for the books and let ERPNext run orders, stock and dispatch, posting vouchers into Tally so the CA works as before. Or move fully and keep the old company read-only.
Questions about our platforms.
The one most people ask is answered first. Type to find the rest.
Do I have to leave Tally to use ERPNext?
No. Many businesses keep Tally for the books and let ERPNext run orders, stock and dispatch, posting vouchers into Tally so the CA works as before. Others move fully and keep the old Tally company as a read-only archive. Some should stay on Tally alone, and we say so. The Tally page shows all three ways for your own company.
Choosing
Commera when your stock, prices and orders live in ERPNext and you sell one catalogue online: the store runs on ERPNext itself, so nothing is copied. Medusa when you need your own design, an app, shops and marketplaces on one engine, or a very large catalogue; it posts into the same books. The chooser on the Commera page weighs your answers.
It depends on what you run and how you sell, not on a feature list. We implement ERPNext and support Odoo and Zoho as they are. We earn a margin on Tally licences we sell; on ERPNext, SAP Business One, Zoho and Odoo we earn on our work only. The fit finder on our choosing-an-ERP guide compares them on your answers.
On SAP Business One, yes: we support the system you run, fixing reports, add-ons and integrations around it, or we move you to ERPNext if that serves you better. On SAP ECC or S/4, we help businesses that want to leave it for ERPNext.
Yes. We keep WordPress and WooCommerce sites patched and fast, and connect them to ERPNext through a connector, so orders arrive as sales orders and stock syncs back. If the shop outgrows it, Commera or Medusa can take over the store while WordPress keeps the pages and guides.
Running it
The code is public, so anyone can check it, and you hold the source and the data: you can change hosts or the firm that maintains it without asking a vendor. What matters is how it is run: backups, upgrades, access and monitoring. We do that, or train your team to.
Your choice: your own server, your cloud account, or ours under managed hosting. Either way we can keep it patched, backed up and upgraded, and take support calls with agreed response times. Tally stays on your computers or server as it is today.
ERPNext, Frappe, Commera, Medusa and WordPress have no licence fee, though some WordPress themes and plugins are paid: you pay for the work to set them up, the hosting, and support. Tally is bought once per edition, or rented by the month. Our own prices come after a short call, once we know the scope.