The platforms we operate

Five own platforms, operated at production scale.

The platforms MithTech built, runs, and keeps improving — proof that the architecture is real, not theoretical, and that we operate what we recommend. Underneath, the partner stack we deliver on: ERPNext, Frappe, Medusa, WordPress, and the workflow and communication components where the engagement calls for them.

Why these platforms

Operated, not just recommended.

Owned integration plane

Holisto IEP is the integration backbone for the engagements that need it. Go, GraphQL, NATS JetStream — event-driven, idempotent, fault-tolerant.

Multi-platform depth

ERPNext / Frappe, Medusa.js, and the workflow and communication components that fit. Deep customisation where standard functionality is insufficient.

Owned infrastructure

Deployed onto infrastructure the client controls — self-hosted, on the client's cloud, or operated as a managed service under the client's data-processing terms.

Engagement-shaped delivery

Fixed scope, time & materials, or managed services. Named phases, governance gates, principal consultant on every engagement.

Own platforms

Five platforms we built, run, and keep improving.

These are the platforms MithTech operates at production scale. The product pages (where they exist) describe the architecture; the discovery briefing describes how they would land in your operating environment.
Operational backbone

The platforms underneath the engagements.

The stack we deliver on. Holisto IEP, Polemarch, Mandifi, Polyg.in, and Qu6 are the practice's own IP; everything below is the partner stack the engagements run on.
ERPNext

ERPNext

Operational backbone for multi-entity operators — finance, HR, supply chain, manufacturing, projects, assets, compliance, GST, e-invoicing.

Medusa.js

Medusa.js

Headless commerce for B2B and D2C. Multi-warehouse inventory, dealer pricing, B2B portals, native ERPNext integration through Holisto IEP.

Frappe CRM

Frappe CRM

Modern CRM built on Frappe — fast, customisable, open source, native integration with the rest of the operational stack.

Frappe Books

Frappe Books

Open-source accounting on Frappe. Native multi-currency, GST, and statutory configuration; integrates with ERPNext and the rest of the practice.

WordPress

WordPress

Content and presence layer. Used as the front door for marketing sites and customer-facing portals where the editorial workflow matters.

n8n

n8n

Workflow automation component. Used where the engagement calls for it; the integration plane itself is Holisto IEP, not n8n.

Smartflo

Smartflo

Telephony integration. Inbound and outbound calls, intelligent routing, CRM-integrated call events, audit trail.

Next steps

Engage the practice.

Request a 30-minute discovery briefing with a principal consultant. We will tell you which of the five engagements maps to your operating reality, and which combination of the platforms above would land in the engagement.