Run the whole business on one ledger
Most growing companies end up with an accounts package, a stock spreadsheet and a folder of quotations that agree with each other only by luck. ERP Boss puts all of it on one set of records, so the numbers reconcile because they were never separate.
Deployed for your company — your own instance, your own data.
Ledger account tree — group accounts hold structure, leaf accounts hold postings.
- ▸1000AssetsBDT 1,125,771.50ASSET
- ▸1100Current AssetsBDT 1,125,771.50ASSET
- ▸1500Non-current AssetsBDT 0.00ASSET
- ▸2000LiabilitiesBDT 0.00LIABILITY
- ▸3000EquityBDT 0.00EQUITY
- ·3300Opening Balance EquityBDT 0.00EQUITY
- ▸4000IncomeBDT -1,125,771.50INCOME
- ▸4100Sales RevenueBDT -1,125,771.50INCOME
- ▸5000ExpensesBDT 0.00EXPENSE
- ·5800Foreign Exchange Gain / LossBDT 0.00EXPENSE
Thirteen modules, one set of records
Each one is useful on its own. Together they mean a sale moves stock, stock values the balance sheet, an asset depreciates on schedule and a project tells you whether it was worth taking — without anyone re-entering anything.
Accounting
A real ledger, not a spreadsheet with totals
Explore →Inventory
Stock that reflects the shelf, not last week
Explore →Manufacturing
From bill of materials to finished goods
Explore →Sales & CRM
One thread from first enquiry to paid invoice
Explore →Purchasing
Know what you ordered, what arrived, what you owe
Explore →HR
The employee record everything else hangs off
Explore →Payroll
Payroll that calculates itself and posts itself
Explore →Projects
Know which projects actually made money
Explore →Asset Management
Fixed assets that depreciate themselves
Explore →Subcontracting
Work sent out, materials accounted for
Explore →Quality Management
Quality as a process, not a promise
Explore →Support
Issues with a clock on them
Explore →Maintenance
Scheduled service, not reactive callouts
Explore →The reconciliation problem, removed
One event, one entry
A sale posts revenue, tax and the cost-of-sales pair together. There is no second system to agree with, so there is nothing to reconcile.
Your own deployment
ERP Boss runs as your company's own instance rather than a shared tenancy — which is what makes customisation and data ownership straightforward.
Reports without exports
Statements read the same postings your daily work creates, so a report is a view of the business rather than a monthly assembly job.