🤖 ERP & automation

Professional ERP Development for your business

Inventory, sales, finance and production — in one system, in real time.

What does an ERP give you?

From scattered spreadsheets to one management system

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A single source of truth

Warehouse, sales and finance numbers in one system — contradictions disappear.

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Real-time reporting

Don't wait for month end — see today's profit, stock and receivables.

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Accurate inventory

In/out, stocktaking and minimum-stock alerts.

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1C and tax integration

Automatic exchange with accounting — manual re-entry ends.

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Ready to grow

A new branch, warehouse or line is added as a module.

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Control and audit

Every change is logged — abuse goes down.

What's Included?

The modules you need to run your business

Inventory: in/out, transfers, stocktaking
Sales: orders, prices, discounts
Purchasing: suppliers and order planning
Finance: cash, bank, receivables control
Production: raw material and cost accounting
HR: staff, attendance, payroll
1C, Payme/Click and bank integrations
Management dashboard: KPIs and alerts

Prices

Choose a package that suits you

Starter module

20 000 000
  • One core module (inventory/sales)
  • 2 integrations
  • Team training
  • 2 months of support
Choose

Enterprise

Custom quote
  • Full ERP, unlimited modules
  • Multi-branch architecture
  • Custom reports and API
  • SLA-based service
Choose

Take Your Business to the Next Level

Let's start automating your business with a free process analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is an ERP worth it for small manufacturing?

Even one inventory module noticeably cuts raw material losses. Start small and expand as you grow.

Where is our data stored?

Your choice: on your own server or in the cloud. Backups and encryption are standard either way.

How is this different from off-the-shelf ERPs?

Ready systems impose their process on you. We adapt the system to yours — you don't pay for unused modules.

An ERP system — your whole business in one control panel

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) unifies inventory, sales, purchasing, accounting and production in a single system. When departments work in separate spreadsheets, data lags and conflicts: a product exists in the warehouse but shows 'out of stock' in sales, and reports are compiled by hand at month end. In an ERP, every number comes from one source and updates in real time.

We build ERP not as an 'expensive program for large corporations' but as a practical tool with staged implementation: first the most painful module (say, inventory), then the rest. This way the system pays off from the first month.

Automation adapted to Uzbekistan's realities

An ERP for local business must connect with tax systems, 1C, banks and payment services (Payme/Click). We add these integrations as standard modules, with an interface in Uzbek and Russian — the team starts working without long training.

Every project starts with business analysis: we map processes, measure where the biggest losses are, and automate exactly those. That's why our ERP projects become daily working tools, not 'big unused systems'.

What you get with an ERP project

Every ERP project includes:

  • A business process map and implementation plan
  • Modules: inventory, sales, purchasing, finance — as needed
  • Integration with 1C, tax and payment systems
  • Role-based access and an audit log
  • A real-time KPI dashboard for management
  • Team training and staged rollout

Who needs an ERP?

In these situations an ERP investment pays back fast:

  • Sales and warehouse data don't match
  • Reports are compiled manually, late and with errors
  • Multiple branches or warehouses
  • Production planning is done 'approximately'
  • The company grows while processes stay in Excel

Frequently asked questions

How long does ERP implementation take?
The first module (e.g. inventory) launches in 4-6 weeks. The full system rolls out in stages over 3-6 months depending on scope.
We use 1C — will an ERP conflict with it?
No, the opposite: the ERP exchanges data with 1C. Accounting stays in 1C while operations move to a convenient web system.
What if employees resist?
Staged rollout and a simplified interface reduce resistance. After seeing the first module's results, teams ask for the rest themselves.

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