

ERPNext
ERPNext is a free and open-source integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software developed by Frappé Technologies Pvt. Ltd. and is built on MariaDB database system using a Python based server-side framework.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Linux
- Online
- Self-Hosted
- Python
Features
ERPNext News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
ibrahima_online added ERPNext as alternative to ProspectizWe implement ERPNext for SME clients across Morocco and the GCC (erpiyo.com), so we've spent a lot of time in it. It covers the core modules -- accounting, inventory, HR, CRM -- very well out of the box, and the Frappe framework makes custom doctypes and workflows straightforward once you're past the learning curve. The rough edges are documentation gaps and the REST API, which can need some trial and error -- worth budgeting for an implementation partner or in-house dev time rather than...
- Regentflow added ERPNext as alternative to Regentflow
runbiz added ERPNext as alternative to RunBiz ERP
AdamsLegacySoftware added ERPNext as alternative to Adams Small Business ERP Standard- vendra added ERPNext as alternative to Vendra ERP
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Comments and Reviews
Easily the most user-friendly ERP suite I have ever used. ERP software is complex by definition, but ERPNext includes a universal search bar at the top of every page, which lets me locate anything I'm looking for in a few seconds.
The application is fast, even when run on an inexpensive server. I don't use most of the modules, but the Accounting module by itself is already the best free and open source accounting software I've found, and makes ERPNext worth using.
Installation on your own server is not easy, so if you're looking for a managed solution, the developer (Frappe) offers a service called Frappe Cloud that provides a managed instance of ERPNext starting at $10/month, which is a fraction of what most managed ERP solutions cost.
The REST API is incredibly buggy, the code is a mess, it's unintuitive, the documentation is lacking, the translation is bad and it is lacking lots of features. Regretting it.
We implement ERPNext for SME clients across Morocco and the GCC (erpiyo.com), so we've spent a lot of time in it. It covers the core modules -- accounting, inventory, HR, CRM -- very well out of the box, and the Frappe framework makes custom doctypes and workflows straightforward once you're past the learning curve. The rough edges are documentation gaps and the REST API, which can need some trial and error -- worth budgeting for an implementation partner or in-house dev time rather than expecting a pure out-of-the-box rollout.
It is easy. It is powerful. The documantation is great.
True Open Source without hidden payments for all features
We, tüit GmbH have now been using ERPNext since 2016 and would not want to carry on in our field without it. Let good software help you hone your business processes to concentrate on your trade instead of wasting time on "managing stuff". I recommend ERPNext to anyone who want's to take their business forward.
[Edited by wojosc, August 26]
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