// Service · Delhi NCR and remote
ERP software development in Delhi
One system for the work that's currently spread across WhatsApp, Excel and three apps that don't talk to each other: enquiries, operations, staff, invoices, and the numbers that tie them together.
// Why businesses come to me
An ERP earns its keep by putting every step of the work on one record: the enquiry becomes the quote, the order, the invoice and the report, without anyone typing it again.
The big ERP suites are built for companies with an IT department. Small and mid-sized businesses need something that fits how they already work, runs on the phones their staff already carry, and issues GST invoices without a fight.
// What you get
Modules around your workflow
Enquiries, quotes, orders, stock, staff, attendance, approvals, invoices and reports: only the modules you need, all on the same data.
GST invoices and documents
Invoices, quotes and other documents generated as PDFs from the records your team already works on, ready for email or WhatsApp.
Roles and approvals
Owners, managers and staff each see their part, and every approval leaves a record of who did what and when.
On phones, even on a weak connection
Installable on Android and iPhone, so staff use it where the work happens.
// Built and running
Case study · Travel agencies (my own product)
Viato
A multi-tenant ERP for travel agencies
Case study · A travel group (client not named)
Travel group platform
Nine applications for one travel group, on a server I run
Case study · A salon in Delhi
Salon operations app
The system a Delhi salon runs its day on
// How it works
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A free 20-minute call
You tell me what's broken or missing. I ask how the work and the money move today.
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A fixed scope and quote
What the first version does, what it costs and when it's live, in writing, before any work starts.
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Built in weekly releases
You use something real within weeks, and every week it gets closer to how your team actually works.
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Run and supported
I host it, back it up, watch it and fix it, or hand it over to your team with documentation.
// Questions
Should I buy an off-the-shelf ERP or get one built?
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If an off-the-shelf product fits how you work, buy it; it's cheaper. Custom makes sense when the way you work is what makes you money and the products force you to change it, or when you've outgrown spreadsheets but the big suites are overkill.
Can the ERP issue GST invoices?
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Yes. Viato, the travel ERP I built, turns an enquiry into a quote, booking, ticket, GST invoice and itinerary on the same record.
Can it connect to the tools we already use?
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Usually: email, WhatsApp links, payment gateways, Google services and existing databases. We list every integration in the scope before you get a quote.
Can it run on our own server?
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Yes. I run a travel group's nine applications on a Linux server I manage, so the data stays where you want it.
How long does an ERP take?
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The first modules usually go live in weeks; the rest follow in weekly releases while your team is already using it.
// Related
CRM development
Every lead and follow-up in one place, email included.
Payroll and attendance software
Attendance, work logs and payroll on your own pay cycle.
Travel agency software
Enquiry to quote, booking, ticket, invoice and itinerary.
Custom software development
Software built around how your business already works.
Delhi NCR
Based in Delhi; working across Delhi NCR in person, and the rest of India remotely.
// A free 20-minute call
Tell me what's broken. I'll tell you what it takes.
A fixed scope and a fixed quote before any work starts. Replies within a day; faster if something's on fire.