Requirement study and process mapping
We study how enquiries, orders, stock, production and accounts move through your business today, and write down exactly what the ERP must do before any build starts.
We build ERP software around how your business actually works: enquiries, orders, export documents, GST invoicing, stock, production, payments and reports in one system your team can use from anywhere.
ERP (enterprise resource planning) software connects the parts of a business that usually live in separate spreadsheets: enquiries and quotations, sales orders, purchase, inventory, production, invoicing, payments and reports. Every department works from the same data, so a sales order updates stock, the invoice uses the same customer and item details, and the owner sees the result in one dashboard.
A custom ERP is built for your business instead of being bought off the shelf. You decide the modules, the screens, the approval steps and the reports. For exporters this means export documents generated straight from the order; for manufacturers it means production and costing that follow the way your factory actually runs.
BuyGenix builds custom ERP software for exporters, manufacturers, traders and MSMEs in India. Because we already help exporters with registrations, documentation and buyers, we understand the paperwork and the questions an export business deals with every day.
Pick the modules your business needs. Every ERP is built to your process, so you only pay for what you will use, and you can add modules later.
We study how enquiries, orders, stock, production and accounts move through your business today, and write down exactly what the ERP must do before any build starts.
Customer records, enquiries, quotations, proforma invoices and sales orders in one place, with the status of every order visible to your team.
Commercial invoice, packing list and proforma invoice generated from the order, with HS codes, Incoterm, ports, weights and buyer details, so nothing is typed twice.
GST invoices with HSN codes, tax summaries that support return filing, and ledgers for customers, suppliers and expenses.
Stock by item, location and batch, stock transfers between godowns, and alerts when an item runs low.
Purchase orders, supplier records, goods received and supplier payments, linked to stock and to the orders they serve.
Bills of materials, work orders, raw material issue and product costing for manufacturers, so you know the real cost of every order.
What each buyer has paid and what is outstanding, including export payments against shipments, plus what you owe suppliers.
Quotes and invoices in US dollars, euros or other currencies, with the rupee value recorded for your accounts.
Sales, margin, stock, production and export reports built around the numbers you actually check every day.
Enquiry tracking, follow-up reminders and a history of every conversation, so no buyer is forgotten.
Separate logins for staff, approval steps for discounts or purchases, and a record of who changed what.
Runs in a web browser, so your team can use it from the office, the factory, the warehouse or a phone.
Customers, items, suppliers and opening balances moved in from spreadsheets or from your current software, where it allows export.
Connections to tools you already use, such as payment links, email or your website, planned during the requirement study.
Training for your staff at launch, then fixes, improvements and new features as your business grows.
Each industry has its own way of working. These are examples of what a custom ERP can handle for different businesses.
Quotations in foreign currency, export documents from the order, shipment tracking and payment follow-up for each buyer.
Raw material planning, bills of materials, work orders, production costing and finished goods stock in one flow.
Fast order entry, stock across godowns, credit limits for customers and collection tracking.
Style, size and colour-wise stock, job work tracking and order-wise costing.
Batch and expiry tracking, lot-wise costing and the records that buyers and inspectors ask for.
Part numbers, drawings, job cards and customer-wise pricing for repeat orders.
Artisan and supplier job work, product photos with each item, and sample to bulk order tracking.
Projects, timesheets, recurring billing and client-wise profitability.
Sales, stock and accounts read from the same data, so reports match and there is one number for everything.
Data is entered once and reused across quotations, invoices and export documents, which cuts typing errors.
Commercial invoices and packing lists come straight from the order instead of being prepared again in a spreadsheet.
Live stock by item and location helps you promise delivery dates with confidence and avoid both shortages and overstock.
Invoices with HSN codes and tax summaries make return filing and reconciliation easier for your accountant.
Dashboards show sales, margins, pending orders and money owed, without waiting for someone to compile a report.
If several of these sound familiar, your business has likely outgrown spreadsheets and basic billing software.
Both have their place. This comparison helps you decide which suits your business, and we will give you an honest view in the consultation.
| Ready-made software | Custom ERP | |
|---|---|---|
| Fits your process | You adjust your process to the software | Built around how you already work |
| Export documents | Often basic or needs add-ons | Generated from your own order data |
| Features | Many you may never use | Only the modules you need |
| Changes later | Limited to what the vendor offers | New features added as you grow |
| Upfront effort | Quicker to start | Needs a requirement study first |
| Best for | Standard processes and small teams | Specific processes, exports, manufacturing |
ERP stands for enterprise resource planning. ERP software brings sales, purchase, inventory, production, accounts and reports into one system, so every department works from the same data.
A custom ERP is built around how your business works, instead of changing your process to fit a ready-made product. You choose the modules, screens and reports your team needs.
Yes. An ERP does not have to be large or expensive. Many MSMEs start with two or three modules, such as orders, stock and invoicing, and add more as they grow.
Ready-made software suits businesses with standard needs. A custom ERP makes sense when your process is specific, for example export orders with their own documents, production steps, or reports that ready-made tools do not give you. We will tell you honestly in the consultation which fits your business better.
Yes. Export documentation can be one of the modules: commercial invoice, packing list and proforma invoice generated from the order, with HS codes, Incoterm, ports and buyer details.
GST invoicing with HSN codes and tax summaries can be built in, so your records support return filing. Your accountant or GST professional still files the returns.
Yes. Multi-currency quotes and invoices can be included, with the rupee value recorded for your accounts.
The ERP runs in a web browser, so your team can use it from any location. Hosting is agreed in writing before the project starts.
The price depends on the modules, the number of users and how much data needs to be moved. After the requirement study you get a written scope and price before any work starts.
It depends on the scope. The timeline is part of the written quote, and we build in stages so you can start using the first modules early.
Ownership of the data, hosting and access are agreed in writing before the project starts, so there are no surprises later.
During the requirement study we check what your current software can import and export, and plan the ERP around it.
No. Custom ERP projects are quoted separately from membership plans.
Message us on WhatsApp at +91 93155 28137 or request a callback with a short note about your business. Our team will set up a free consultation.
Tell us what your business does and what slows your team down. We will set up a free consultation and suggest the right modules.