Every one of these is a full ERP.
What changes between them is the three things the system does that nobody else in your trade has to think about — and those three things are usually what decides whether an ERP gets used or worked around.
The eight trades
Restaurant groups
For groups running several brands, several branches and a kitchen that feeds them all.
Multi-outlet, a commissary, and food cost you can proveRestaurants & rooms
For a restaurant group that also has keys — the combination almost nothing else handles.
F&B and a property on one set of booksHotels & resorts
For properties where occupancy is not the same thing as profit.
Rooms, channels, outlets and eventsDistribution & trading
For importers and traders who sell the same case at four prices.
Landed cost, price levels, credit and collectionsRetail chains
For multi-branch retailers whose best and worst store look identical on paper.
Tills, shelves, shrink and margin by branchPharmacy chains
For drugstore chains carrying expiry risk and statutory discounts at the same time.
Batches, expiry, and the discounts you must giveManufacturing & food
For producers who know the standard cost and not the actual one.
Bills of material, yield, traceability and recallMeat shops & cutting
For meatshops and cutting floors where the DA sets what you may charge, so margin can only come from the break.
The price is capped. The yield is yours.Auto supply & service
For auto supply with a talyer attached — four grades of the same part, and hours that no parts system has ever held.
A counter, a bay, and one job card across bothAny Philippine business
For a company that has outgrown the arrangement holding it together.
Four systems and a spreadsheet, replaced by oneThe rest of the system is the same one underneath.
The trade pages exist because some businesses carry problems nobody else does. If yours is not here, it does not mean we do not fit — it means your hard problems are the ordinary ones, and those are solved.
Tell us what you run.
Whatever trade you are in, we will show you the system on your own figures rather than on a sample company.