₹xxx /mo
For businesses moving off spreadsheets.
- Up to 10 users
- CRM and sales
- Purchase and inventory
- Finance and GST
- Standard reports
- Email support
Elite Tech Corp · MultiERP
We are a powerful next-generation ERP platform.
Most manufacturers do not lack data. They lack one version of it. MultiERP, our manufacturing ERP, puts enquiry, material, production, dispatch and accounting on a single record, so the answer is the same whoever you ask.
30-minute live demo run on your own enquiry → purchase → inventory → production → dispatch process.
No credit card to see a demo
Your data, exportable any time
MultiERP — Command Center
The problem
The same five days, every week
Systems that are not joined by an ERP do not fail loudly. They just make the same week repeat, and each repetition costs a little more than the last.
Monday
Rebuilding the report
Someone exports three systems into one spreadsheet so the review meeting has a number to look at.
Tuesday
Chasing a stock figure
The system says available, the rack says otherwise, and the order was already promised.
Wednesday
Approvals by message
A purchase order waits because the approver is travelling and the file is on someone's desk.
Thursday
Reconciling twice
Despatch, invoice and ledger disagree, so the same transaction is entered a second time to make them match.
Friday
Explaining the variance
The job closed below quoted margin and nobody can point to where it went.
None of it is anyone's fault. It is the shape of the system.
The ERP platform
One database, and nine ways into it
Each ERP module writes to the same database, so a goods receipt updates stock, costing and the plan in the same moment.
01CRMLeads, pipeline and customer history
02SalesQuotations, orders and price lists
03PurchaseRequisition through to payment
04InventoryBatch stock across every store
05ManufacturingBOM, routings and work orders
06FinanceLedger, GST and e-invoicing
07HRAttendance, payroll and skills
08ServiceRequests, SLA and scheduling
09AnalyticsReports built from live data
04 — Business flow
Eleven stages, and the number that started as an enquiry is still there in the ledger
Each ERP stage inherits from the one before it, so the order number that started as an enquiry is still the order number in the ledger.
01LeadEnquiry captured with source
02QuotationPriced from the BOM
03Sales orderConverted without retyping
04ProcurementShortages raised early
05InventoryReceipt values the stock
06ProductionBooked at the operation
07QualityResults and scrap recorded
08DispatchPicked against the order
09InvoiceIRN and e-way bill raised
10PaymentMatched and ageing updated
11AccountingPosted as it happens
ERP modules
Choose a module
Sales
Quote from the BOM so margin is visible before the price is committed, then convert to an order without retyping a single line.
Quotation to order conversionCustomer specific price listsTerritory and commission trackingOrder status visible to the sales team
Purchase
Requisition through to payment with approvals routed by value, and rate contracts applied at PO stage rather than discovered at invoice.
Approval routing by valueThree way matchVendor scorecardsGoods receipt and gate entry
Inventory
Batch and serial level stock across stores and bins, valued at every movement so what you hold is always priced.
Batch and serial trackingMulti store and bin locationsBarcode and QR scanningStock ageing and valuation
Manufacturing
BOM to finished goods with confirmation at the operation, so material, labour and machine time land on the job while the job is still running.
Multi level BOM and routingsWork in progress valuationQuality gates inside the routingScrap and rework capture
Finance
Statutory compliance inside the document flow rather than bolted on afterwards, drawn from the same records as everything else.
GSTR-1 and 3B filinge-Invoice IRN and e-way billsAutomated bank reconciliationCost centres and job costing
HR
Attendance and payroll that feed labour cost into the job rather than sitting in a separate system nobody reconciles.
Biometric attendance integrationPayroll with PF and ESIShift and leave managementSkill and certification matrix
CRM
Enquiries, pipeline and complete customer history, with every quote, order and complaint sitting against the same account.
Enquiry capture and follow upOpportunity pipelineFull customer historyActivity reminders
Service
Requests, SLA tracking and engineer scheduling, with warranty and service cost attributed back to the product that caused it.
Service request loggingSLA compliance trackingEngineer load and schedulingInstallation and warranty history
Industry solutions
Pre configured for your industry
Core stack
Manufacturing
ERP workflows for multi level BOM, routings, work orders, shop floor confirmation, quality gates, WIP valuation and job costing across single or multiple units.
DiscreteProcessJob shopAssemblyFabricationHeavy engineering
Deep industry build
Textile and apparel
Count and shade tracking, lot wise costing, process house workflows, conversion accounting and job work challans handled end to end.
Yarn and spinningWeavingKnittingDyeing and processingGarmentHome textiles
High volume
Distribution and trading
Multi location stock, route sales, rate contracts, scheme management and fast moving replenishment across every branch.
WholesaleRetail supplyFMCGSpare partsExport
Most regulated
Pharma, food and chemicals
Batch genealogy, expiry and recall control, recipe and yield management, and the documentation your auditors expect to see.
FormulationsAPIFood processingChemicalsPackaging
Asset heavy
Engineering and capital goods
Project costing, long lead procurement, milestone billing and site installation all tracked against the same order.
Machine toolsFabricationTurnkey projectsSpares and service
Differentiators
Eight things that change the day
01
One ERP database, not five systems that agree on a good day
Every module writes to the same record, so there is nothing to sync and no reconciliation step between systems.
02
Industry workflows that arrive already built
Manufacturing, textile and regulated process configurations ship with the product rather than starting from a blank template.
03
Numbers that are true right now
Confirmed at the operation and visible immediately, with no overnight batch standing between the floor and the report.
04
Rules that run without anyone remembering them
Approvals, reorder points and reminders execute against conditions you set once, and cannot be quietly skipped.
05
Changes your own team can make
Fields, layouts, validations and reports are configurable in the product, so small changes do not need a developer or a change request.
06
Usable away from a desk
Approvals, dispatch scanning and shop floor entry work from a phone or tablet, which is where most of the work actually happens.
07
Reporting included, not licensed separately
Analytics is built on the live record and comes with the platform rather than as a second product with its own per seat cost.
08
Open at the edges
Payment, banking, e-commerce, logistics and tax integrations, plus a documented REST API and webhooks for everything else.
Inside the ERP
This is the product your team would open every morning, not a mockup of it
Real ERP screens with the real menu structure, not marketing mockups.
ERP automation
Work that stops needing a person
Each of these is an ERP rule you switch on once. After that it runs on every transaction, whether or not anyone is watching.
Reorder point alerts
Stock falls below its threshold and a purchase requisition is raised and routed for approval.
Approval routing
Documents escalate by value and department, with a full record of who approved what and when.
Invoice generation
A confirmed dispatch produces the invoice, the IRN and the e-way bill together.
Payment reminders
Overdue invoices start their own reminder sequence and ageing updates itself.
Production scheduling
Work orders are sequenced against machine capacity, and conflicts surface before the shift starts.
Quality holds
A failed check holds the batch, raises rework and books the cost against the job.
Scheduled reports
The reports people rebuild by hand every Monday arrive in their inbox instead.
Shortage warnings
Material gaps against the plan are flagged with lead time, days before the job is due to start.
Analytics
Reporting built on the live record
Reporting comes with the ERP: no extract, no separate BI licence and no second version of the truth to reconcile.
Revenue and margin
By customer, product, plant and period, with quoted against earned.
Inventory health
Ageing, slow moving stock and the working capital it is holding.
Production performance
Output against plan, utilisation, downtime reasons and scrap rate.
Cash position
Receivables and payables ageing with a forward view of collections.
Rings are illustrative of layout only. Every figure in the product is drawn from your own transactions.
ERP integrations
Keeps company with what you already run
200+ ERP integrations available, plus a documented REST API and webhooks for anything not on the list.
Money
- Payment gateways
- Banking and statements
- Automated reconciliation
- GST and tax portals
- e-Invoice and IRN
Movement
- Logistics and courier
- e-Way bill portal
- Barcode and scanners
- Weighbridge
- Warehouse devices
Demand
- E-commerce platforms
- Marketplace listings
- CRM tools
- Email and SMS
- WhatsApp business
Platform
- REST API
- Webhooks
- Biometric devices
- Cloud storage
- Single sign on
Security and compliance
Built for auditors
Your ERP records are the business. They are treated that way at every layer, from the encryption on disk to the log of who opened what.
AES 256 encryption
Every ERP record and every backup is encrypted at rest and in transit.
Automated backup
Point in time recovery with cross region redundancy.
Role based access
Permissions by function, unit and department, down to the field.
Full audit trail
Every action logged with user, timestamp, module and IP address.
Compliance controls
SOC 2 Type II controls, GDPR residency options and Indian statutory compliance.
Data ownership
Export your own data whenever you want it, in a documented format.
MultiERP vs others
Measured against the alternatives
Where a typical alternative sits on each criterion, and where MultiERP sits.
Time to go liveFrom kickoff to running on real transactions
Typical
MultiERP
Manufacturing depthBOM, routings, WIP and job costing at the core
Typical
MultiERP
Change without a consultantFields, layouts and reports your team can edit
Typical
MultiERP
Statutory complianceGST, e-invoicing and e-way bills built in
Typical
MultiERP
Analytics includedReporting on live data without a second licence
Typical
MultiERP
Multi unit supportConsolidation and inter unit transfers included
Typical
MultiERP
| Traditional ERP | MultiERP | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to go live | 12 to 24 months | As little as 45 days |
| Commercial model | Large upfront licence plus annual maintenance | Monthly subscription by plan and users |
| Manufacturing | Sold as an add-on module | BOM, routings, WIP and job costing at the core |
| Everyday changes | Consultant request for each change | Fields, layouts and reports edited by your team |
| Analytics | Separate BI product and licence | Built on the live record, included |
| GST and e-invoicing | Manual workarounds or a bolt-on | GSTR filing, IRN and e-way bills built in |
| Multiple plants | Priced per legal entity | Consolidation and transfers included |
| Mobile | Desktop first, limited on a phone | Approvals, scanning and shop floor entry on any device |
| Upgrades | Re-implementation project | Released to you, nothing to migrate |
| Your data | Export on request | Exportable any time, documented format |
Positions and the table above describe our own assessment of common alternatives — traditional ERP suites, spreadsheets and legacy desktop systems — not a benchmark of any named product.
14 — ERP implementation
Go live in as little as 45 days
Seven stages, with what we do and what we need from you set out before we start rather than discovered halfway.
For standard implementations. Complex multi-plant rollouts or custom integrations may require a longer schedule, and we tell you which yours is during scoping.
Week 123456Go live
Discover2 weeks
Configure3 weeks
Migrate1 week
Train1 week
Test in parallel2 weeks
Go livecutover
Supportongoing
Indicative schedule for a standard single-plant implementation. Stages overlap; the 45 days is calendar time, not effort.
Stage
What you do
What we do
Discover2 weeks
Give us access to how orders, materials and money actually move, workarounds included.
Map the current process and agree the scope in writing.
Configure3 weeks
Confirm approval limits, costing method and document formats.
Set up modules, masters, BOMs, routings and approvals to your process.
Migrate1 week
Provide item masters, BOMs, opening stock and party records.
Load, clean and reconcile the data against your books.
Train1 week
Release the people who will use it daily, department by department.
Run role based training on your own data, not a demo company.
Test2 weeks
Run both systems in parallel and sign off the reconciliation.
Fix what the parallel run exposes before anything is switched off.
Go liveCutover
Pick the date and hold the freeze on the old system.
Cut over with your implementation lead on site through the first week.
SupportOngoing
Tell us what is still awkward once real volume hits it.
Named lead through the first month end close, then ongoing support and updates.
ERP pricing
Three plans
Move up when the business is ready. The same ERP, nothing to rebuild and nothing to migrate again.
₹xxx /mo
For manufacturers running production in house.
- Up to 50 users
- Everything in Starter
- Manufacturing and BOM
- Work orders and quality
- Job costing and WIP
- HR and payroll
- Advanced analytics
- API access
Custom
For multi unit and regulated groups.
- Unlimited users
- Everything in Business
- Multi unit consolidation
- Custom integrations
- Dedicated success manager
- On site training
- 24/7 support
| Feature | Starter | Business | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| CRM and sales | |||
| Purchase and inventory | |||
| Finance, GST and e-invoicing | |||
| Manufacturing and BOM | |||
| Work orders and quality | |||
| Job costing and WIP valuation | |||
| HR and payroll | |||
| Advanced analytics | |||
| REST API access | |||
| Multi unit consolidation | |||
| Custom integrations | |||
| Dedicated success manager | |||
| On site training | |||
| 24/7 support |
FAQ
Before you ask us
Still have a question?
If the ERP answer you need is not here, put it to us directly. A short call is usually faster than another round of emails.
Get a Manufacturing ERP AssessmentHow long does implementation take?
A standard implementation goes live in as little as 45 days, across seven stages. Complex multi-plant rollouts or custom integrations take longer, and we say so during scoping rather than after signing.
Do we have to move everything at once?
No. Most businesses start with the two or three modules where duplicate entry hurts most, then switch the rest on once those are trusted. Nothing needs migrating twice.
Does it handle GST and e-invoicing?
GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B filing, e-invoice IRN generation and e-way bills are built in, with GSTR-2B reconciliation against your purchase register.
What happens to our existing data?
Item masters, BOMs, open orders, stock balances and party records are migrated and reconciled during the test stage. You sign off that reconciliation before go live.
Can we change things ourselves afterwards?
Fields, layouts, validations, approval rules and reports are configurable in the product. Deeper changes go through us, and we tell you which is which before you commit.
Can we run more than one plant?
Multi unit is included from the Enterprise plan, with consolidated reporting and inter unit transfers, and each unit keeping its own stores, costing and statutory registers.
What if we decide to leave?
Your data is yours. You can export it in a documented format at any point, without raising a request or waiting for a release.
Next step
Half an hour against your own week
Thirty minutes, walked through the parts of your week that repeat. Bring the report someone rebuilds by hand and we will show you where the ERP would draw it from and we will show you where it would come from instead.
Walked through your own numbers, not a demo company
Where duplicate entry is costing you today
What the first 45 days would look like
An honest answer if we are not the right fit
30-minute live demo run on your own enquiry → purchase → inventory → production → dispatch process.