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Sales, orders and the books in one system you own.

A CRM keeps track of customers and sales; an ERP runs orders, purchasing and the books. Replace the stack of tools you rent with one system that does both, from first contact to the ledger, with nothing retyped between them.

How it works
  1. Captures a lead from email, forms or bookings
  2. Turns the won deal into an order
  3. Issues an invoice with gap-free numbering
  4. Posts it to the ledger, in any currency

What changes for your team

One version of the truth

Sales, finance and purchasing work from the same data, so the numbers agree.

Books an auditor accepts

Issued invoices can't be changed, and revenue is recognised by the rules.

Fewer subscriptions

We plan the move off each rented tool, so nothing stops while you switch.

Our own product in this area

Statum: six property products on one platform.

Associations, rentals, commercial property and developments, built on 955 API endpoints and 276 database tables.

See it running

We have built this before

So your version starts from working patterns, not from zero.

  • A unified CRM and ERP: ledger, order-to-cash and procure-to-pay in one systemBuilt in an enterprise team
  • A plan and build to replace a seven-system commerce and finance stackBuilt in an enterprise team

How the project runs

  1. CALL

    Talk it through

    The problem, who has it and what good looks like.

  2. SCOPE

    Agree the scope

    What is in and what is out, written down for you to approve.

  3. BUILD

    Build and review

    AI agents do the volume; a senior engineer reads every change.

  4. LIVE

    Launch and run

    We deploy, monitor and fix. The code and every key are yours.

What it costs

The price is fixed before work starts, and you pay only for what you approved.

Product and MVP buildsfrom €12,000Includes the data model, your core flows from lead to ledger, roles and deployment.3–6 weeksBook a call

Tell us what you need built.

A free 30-minute call with the engineer who would lead it. You leave with a scope outline and a price range.