ERPNext
2 Reviews 2.5/5 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★A web-based software system designed by A1 Business Software
ERPNext powered by Frappe Technologies is your one-stop shop for Enterprise Resource Planning. This open-source resource planning software includes many features that will cover your business’ needs.
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ERPNext Benefits
Top benefits of ERPNext include:
Ease-of-Access
Featuring a web-based interface that allows you to connect from anywhere that you have internet access, ERPNext allows you to rest easy knowing your business processes are being handled professionally.
Your Needs First
A1 Software has been in business for over 25 years. ERPNext understands both the front and back end processes for all SMEs. They believe in an open and direct line of communication with you, the customer, in order to achieve your desired result.
Canadian-Maintained
Our software is maintained in-house which means you don’t have to deal with a middle-man should you wish to add a feature or resolve an issue. Hosting on Canadian data-centers with 24/7 maintenance available means you will be able to access your software from any device, anywhere, any time.
ERPNext Features
- Accounting
- Asset Management
- Customer Relationship Management
- Human Resource Management
- Manufacturing
- Point of Sale
- Project Management
- Purchasing
- Sales Management
- Warehouse Management System
ERPNext Target Market
- Non-industry specific
- Companies with 1-500+ employees
ERPNext Pricing
ERPNext is 100% free and open source. They also offer support for self hosted instance.
Hosting, Support, and Backup Pricing
- Starts at $10/user/month
- 5 user minimum
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Overall experience had not been positive. While the feature that the program can be customized to the environment need may seem good, the customization that is needed to tailor the program to be useful is high, which results in inefficiencies.
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When accounting data is exported to Excel, the output format is text, ie $6,543.21 DR or $1,234.56 CR. To make the data useful, extra steps are required to change the text to a value, $6,543.21 or ($1,234.56) which is then useful.
I haven’t found that screen customizations can be saved.
The program doesn’t seem to be able to retain last cost values in a weighted average structure. When Inventory quantities/values are first imported to the program, these become historical data. As inventory changes, the program calculates the new values (as expected). If the inventory quantity goes to zero, then when new inventory is acquired, it calculates the cost based on the historical (first reported), not what the cost was the last time we had that item. Someone would then have to manually enter and ensure what the “new” historical value is.
For an inventory intensive environment, there is variability in what the value of inventory is, depending on what selection criteria is used.
I am working on this software for more than 8 years and believe older shape is better than current shape but for sure current version is rich of functions
