Business systems
Software that follows your process, not the one a vendor decided everyone should have.
Off-the-shelf accounting and ERP products are written for the average company. Any business with something of its own — how it prices, how branches are structured, how it settles, how it manufactures — fights the software at exactly that point and ends up doing the work in a spreadsheet.
We know this territory closely, because we built a complete financial and operations system ourselves: NEMO Accounting, with double-entry bookkeeping, treasury, inventory, sales and purchasing, payroll, fixed assets, production, budgeting and tax. That architecture is the base for the systems we build for clients.
- System deployed on your own server or cloud
- Data migration from the current system
- User training
- Technical and user documentation
- 01Accounting systems with journals, general ledger and double-entry vouchers
- 02ERP: purchasing, sales, inventory, production, treasury, fixed assets
- 03CRM and customer relationship management
- 04Payroll and HR
- 05Multi-branch, multi-fiscal-year, multi-user with permissions
- 06Custom reporting with Excel and PDF export
- 07Local requirements: calendars, currencies, tax compliance
- Why custom instead of off-the-shelf?
- If your process is standard, off-the-shelf is the right call and we'll say so. Custom pays off when the differences in how you work are your advantage, and a packaged product would force you to give them up.
- What happens to data in the old system?
- Migration is part of the project. Accounts, vouchers, stock and counterparties are moved and reconciled against the previous system.
- How long does it take?
- A standalone module like inventory or CRM is usually one to three months. A full financial system is a long-term build, delivered module by module rather than all at once.
Have a project in mind?
Send a short description of what needs to be built. If it's a fit, we come back with a realistic estimate of time and cost. If it isn't, we say that instead.