What it does:

Tracks your income, expenses, bills, taxes, and payroll—all in one place. It also connects with other modules like sales, procurement, and inventory to automatically reflect transactions.

Why it matters:

You get a real-time financial snapshot of your business without jumping between spreadsheets. Every sale, expense, or inventory movement gets reflected automatically, reducing errors and saving time.

Example:

If you sell a car body kit, this module records the payment, updates your books, adjusts inventory, and syncs with procurement if stock runs low.

What it does:

Handles payroll, attendance, leave, employee profiles, and document storage. It's your digital HR department.

Why it matters:

As your team grows, so do the admin tasks. This module reduces paperwork, helps stay compliant with labor laws, and gives employees self-service access to leave balances or pay slips.

Example:

A tech startup uses the HR module to automate monthly payroll, approve vacation requests, and store employee contracts securely.

What it does:

Tracks raw materials and finished goods, shows what's running low, and sends alerts when it's time to reorder.

Why it matters:

No more guessing or overspending. It helps balance stock levels, avoid shortages, and ensure customer orders are fulfilled on time.

Example:

A car parts shop uses this to monitor paint kits, wheel sets, and spoilers. When supplies dip below a set level, the system alerts procurement to reorder.

What it does:

Manages vendor relationships, purchase orders, quotes, approvals, deliveries, and invoices.

Why it matters:

It helps you buy smarter and faster. You avoid delays, get better pricing, and keep purchasing organized—especially across multiple departments.

Example:

A construction company uses this module to request quotes for materials, approve purchases, and receive updates when shipments are delayed.

What it does:

Tracks your sales pipeline, customer interactions, deals, and follow-ups. Also stores customer contact and communication history.

Why it matters:

You close more deals by knowing where every lead stands and who needs a follow-up. It also improves customer relationships with better recordkeeping.

Example:

A marketing agency uses CRM to track leads, send proposals, follow up with prospects, and keep client data in one place.

What it does:

Processes customer purchases at checkout—scans items, accepts payments, applies discounts, and updates inventory instantly.

Why it matters:

POS connects your sales counter to your entire system. It ensures real-time stock levels, faster billing, and smoother service.

Example:

A boutique clothing store uses POS to ring up sales, sync inventory, and view which items are trending—right from the counter.

What it does:

Helps break projects into tasks, assign them to team members, set deadlines, and track progress.

Why it matters:

You stay organized and ensure projects move forward. Managers get a bird's-eye view while teams know exactly what to do next.

Example:

A design agency uses this module to track branding projects from concept to delivery, assigning each task with timelines and status updates.

What it does:

Manages plot bookings, customer payments, maintenance requests, complaint tracking, and record-keeping for real estate communities.

Why it matters:

Housing societies have specific workflows—this module automates them all, reducing paperwork and increasing efficiency.

Example:

A property management team uses this to assign plots, generate payment schedules, respond to resident issues, and manage community maintenance.

What it does:

Generates reports, graphs, and dashboards using data from across your ERP system.

Why it matters:

Instead of digging for info, you get a clear view of sales trends, performance metrics, and operational bottlenecks—so you can plan better.

Example:

A retail chain owner uses this module to compare monthly revenue, track best-selling products, and spot areas where profits can be improved.

What it does:

Logs customer complaints or queries, assigns tickets to support agents, tracks resolution time, and maintains communication records.

Why it matters:

Good support builds trust. This module ensures every issue gets attention and nothing falls through the cracks.

Example:

A software company uses this to manage bug reports, feature requests, and general inquiries from customers.

What it does:

Syncs your e-commerce platform (like WooCommerce, Shopify, or Magento) with inventory, finance, and CRM modules.

Why it matters:

Orders, inventory, and customer data stay in sync—no more overselling or late shipments.

Example:

An online accessory store uses this to automatically update stock levels after a sale and send customer details to CRM for remarketing.

What it does:

Manages bills of materials, production schedules, machine capacity, and quality control.

Why it matters:

It helps manufacturers stay on top of deadlines, raw materials, and process flows—keeping production smooth and efficient.

Example:

An auto parts manufacturer uses this module to schedule batches, track material usage, and ensure quality standards are met.

What it does:

Tracks the flow of goods from suppliers to warehouses to customers. Manages logistics, freight, and delivery timelines.

Why it matters:

In businesses with complex logistics, this module improves coordination and helps avoid delays and stockouts.

Example:

A wholesale distributor uses this to track supplier lead times, warehouse locations, and delivery routes in one place.