Industry ERP modules
Modules for repair workshops, service tracking and multi-branch inventory.
Solution family
Software & SaaS
Design and build web platforms, business software and subscription products.
What this solves
- Generic ERP software does not fit the way workshops, service teams and branches actually work.
- Browser-only tools struggle with heavy data entry, multiple windows, barcode scanners and printers.
- Branches stop working when the internet connection drops.
- Data between branches and head office is often out of date.
Capabilities
What this family covers in practice.
Desktop applications
Fast desktop software with multiple windows and support for scanners, printers and other devices.
Branch-to-cloud sync
Changes sync between branches and head office, sending only what changed.
Offline operation
Branches keep taking orders, repairs and payments offline, then sync when the connection returns.
Data separation per company
Each company or legal entity in your group has its data kept separate.
Roles and audit logs
Clear permissions for technicians, cashiers, branch managers and head office, with a record of changes.
Example workflows
Example workflows we configure first.
Workshop and service flow
- A technician registers incoming equipment with its serial number and diagnosis.
- Parts availability is checked across all branches.
- The customer receives repair status and cost estimates.
- Completion, invoice and warranty are issued and recorded.
Multi-branch inventory
- Branch staff record stock movements locally, without waiting for the cloud.
- Changes are sent to the central database in the background.
- Conflicting stock changes are resolved by agreed rules.
- Head office sees consolidated stock levels and reorder alerts.
Rollout across branches
- Review each branch's devices, connection quality and ways of working.
- Install desktop software at branches and set up the cloud services.
- Test sync under weak connections and peak transaction periods.
- Hand over monitoring, update channels and administrator guides.
Integration & governance
- The system is designed to grow from one branch to many without a rebuild.
- Offline operation keeps branches working during network outages.
- Data for each company in your group is kept separate.
- Ownership of source code, data and documentation is set out in your contract.
Frequently asked questions
Why desktop and cloud instead of a web-only app?
Busy workshops and branches need fast response, barcode scanners, printers and several windows open at once. Desktop software handles this well, while the cloud keeps every branch in sync.
Does syncing need a fast internet connection?
No. Only changes are sent, so sync uses little bandwidth and works on ordinary branch connections.
Can branches keep working when the internet goes down?
Yes. Branches keep processing transactions locally and sync automatically when the connection returns.
Who owns the software and the data?
Your business data stays yours. Ownership of source code and delivered materials is agreed in the contract for each project.