Custom ERP systems that connect how your business runs
As a business grows, sales, stock, purchasing, staff and finance end up in separate tools and spreadsheets that never quite agree. VERTARC builds custom ERP and business management platforms that bring those operations into one connected system, scoped to what you actually need.
What is an ERP system?
An ERP (enterprise resource planning) system is software that connects a business's core operations, such as sales, inventory, procurement, finance data, employees and reporting, so they share one set of data instead of living in separate tools.
Large off-the-shelf ERPs can be expensive and slow to fit to smaller or unusual operations. A custom ERP can start with the modules that matter most, grow with the business, and integrate with tools you keep, such as dedicated accounting software. We scope it module by module.
Who ERP development is for
- Businesses running operations across spreadsheets and disconnected apps
- Companies that outgrew their tools but find enterprise ERPs too heavy
- Operations with processes standard software doesn't handle well
- Owners who can't get a reliable, current view of the business
Modules we build
Sales and orders
Quotes, orders and order status connected to stock and customers.
Inventory
Stock levels and movements updated as orders and deliveries happen.
Procurement
Suppliers, purchase orders and receiving in one place.
Finance data
Invoicing data, costs and payments tracked and passed to your accounting software where an integration is available.
Employees and operations
Staff, roles, tasks and operational workflows.
Reporting
Dashboards built from one consistent set of data.
How an ERP project works
- 01
Map operations
How work, stock, money and information move through the business today.
- 02
Prioritize modules
Start with the modules that remove the most pain or risk.
- 03
Build in phases
Each module built, tested and adopted before the next begins.
- 04
Migrate and roll out
Existing data cleaned and imported, with old tools retired step by step.
Common ERP projects
Orders and stock connected
Stock levels update automatically when sales and deliveries happen.
Reorder workflows
Purchase orders drafted from low-stock alerts for approval.
One operations dashboard
Sales, stock and operational KPIs in one view instead of several spreadsheets.
Spreadsheet replacement
A patchwork of spreadsheets replaced by one operations platform.
What to expect
Phased, not big-bang
We deliver ERP in modules so the business keeps running and each phase proves its value.
Accounting and compliance
We don't replace your accountant or certify compliance. Finance features are scoped with your finance team and usually integrate with dedicated accounting software.
Process decisions first
An ERP encodes how you work. Unclear processes need deciding before they're built.
Data migration takes effort
Existing data usually needs cleaning before it can be trusted in a new system.
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ERP development FAQ
What's the difference between a CRM and an ERP?
A CRM manages customers and sales: leads, pipelines and communication. An ERP manages operations: orders, stock, procurement, finance data and staff. Many businesses need both, connected.
Is a custom ERP better than an off-the-shelf one?
Not always. Off-the-shelf ERPs suit standard processes. A custom ERP makes sense when your operations are distinctive, when enterprise systems are too heavy for your size, or when you want to start small and grow.
Can a custom ERP work with our accounting software?
Usually, if the accounting software provides an API or import option. We typically integrate with dedicated accounting software rather than replacing it.
Can we start small?
Yes. Most ERP projects work best starting with one or two modules and adding more once they're adopted.
How do you handle data migration?
We audit existing data, clean and de-duplicate it, map it to the new structure and test the import before switching over.
Connect your operations
Book a free strategy call. Tell us which tools and spreadsheets run your operations today, and we'll suggest where an ERP should start.