Process & platform fit
Map your approvals, department tasks, reports and the platform capabilities you need.
ERPNext implementation
Cloud or on-premise ERPNext covering HR, accounts, stock, manufacturing and projects.
Operating context
Scope around your business.
Enterprise records, finance, purchasing, stock and department workflows.
Start with a fit-gap review, data ownership and a representative end-to-end workflow. The scope identifies the applications, modules and integrations appropriate to your organization.
Configure ERPNext around department ownership and connected records. Implementation includes fit-gap review, controlled data migration, user training and staged operational adoption.
Intended outcome
A business-aligned solution with agreed validation evidence and an owned operating model.
Configuration & integration
Configure the agreed modules, role permissions and connections to retained tools.
Data migration & reconciliation
Map source records, validate representative imports and agree business sign-off.
Training & rollout
Rehearse user journeys, train the responsible teams and plan launch support.
Cloud & on-premise deployment
Plan installation, backups, access and operating responsibilities for the selected environment.
HR & Accounts
Configure employee, accounting and financial workflows in the agreed scope.
Inventory & Manufacturing
Connect stock, production, material requirements and operational records.
CRM, Projects & Procurement
Join customer relationships, project work, purchase approvals and vendor records.
Engagement priorities
- Agreed scope, owners and acceptance criteria
- Integration, access and data responsibilities
- Documentation, handover and support planning
- An owned implementation, agreed review criteria and a maintainable handover.
Plan your engagement
ERPNext implementation and data migration
ERPNext implementation configures an integrated ERP around your accounting, inventory, procurement, manufacturing, HR and project workflows. Rektrs scopes migration, permissions, integrations, testing, training and cloud or on-premise deployment as part of the delivery plan.
What determines implementation cost and duration?
The number of companies, modules, users, source datasets, custom workflows and integrations drives the estimate. Discovery produces a scoped proposal with migration reconciliation, user acceptance criteria and post-launch ownership. We do not publish a universal price or timeline.
What is included in an ERPNext implementation plan?
The plan identifies companies, modules, source datasets, approval workflows, reports, integrations and rollout phases. Hosting, customization and ongoing support are explicitly scoped rather than assumed.
Can manufacturing and distribution share an ERPNext rollout?
Map purchasing, stock movements, production inputs and outputs, sales and accounting reconciliation together. Test representative transactions across departments so each team sees how its records affect the others.
What drives ERPNext implementation cost?
Cost depends on company count, modules, data condition, custom workflows, interfaces, deployment and training. A focused first phase reduces scope uncertainty; it does not eliminate migration or operating costs.
Before implementation
Agree the work. Define the evidence.
We confirm your current systems, locations, process owners and required outputs. The proposal sets milestones, dependencies, acceptance criteria and support responsibilities for the agreed scope.