Zoho ERP joins manufacturing, warehouse, distribution, retail and commerce operations to your accounting on a single platform. We scope it, build it, migrate you onto it and train your team.
Bills of material, work orders, routing, sub-contracting and shop-floor progress, costed through to the general ledger rather than tracked on the side.
Multi-warehouse stock, bin and location control, batch and serial tracking, cycle counts, and picking, packing and despatch.
Order management, fulfilment, returns, price lists and channel-level margin, across wholesale, retail and online in one place.
Inspection points, quality parameters and hold or reject handling built into the flow instead of bolted on afterwards.
Storefront, marketplace and point-of-sale orders landing in one order book with one stock position behind them.
Claims, approvals, advances and travel requests, posted straight into the accounts with the policy applied automatically.
Custom fields, modules, validation rules and workflow automation, so the system matches how your business actually runs.
Banks, payment gateways, shipping carriers, marketplaces, CRM, payroll and your own applications through the API.
Operational and financial dashboards built on the same data, so operations and finance stop arguing about whose number is right.
We map how you work today, what is broken, and what the system has to produce. You get a written scope and a fixed project quote before anything is built.
Setup, configuration, customisation and data migration on a timeline you can see. You review in a sandbox before anything goes live.
Cutover on an agreed date, then training for your team in their own workflows — recorded, so new joiners can watch it later. Support continues after go-live.
Cloud accounting set up for your entity, your taxes and your reporting, with migration from whatever you run today.
See this pagePipeline, quotes and customer history joined up to the books, so sales and finance see the same numbers.
See this pageEmployee records, leave, attendance and payroll processing, posted straight into the accounts.
See this pageInventory, Expense, Sign, Analytics, Desk, Projects, Commerce and Zoho One across the business.
See this pageImplementation is quoted per project once we know the scope, and ongoing work is quoted at an hourly rate. Send us the contact form with your entity, your current system and roughly how many users and transactions you have, and we will come back with a written quote in your own currency.
No, and the two are often confused. Zoho ERP is Zoho's operations platform — manufacturing, warehouse, distribution, retail and commerce connected to finance. Zoho One is a bundled subscription giving you access to Zoho's whole application catalogue. They are priced and licensed separately, and we cover Zoho One on our other Zoho apps page.
Manufacturing operations, warehouse management, quality, distribution operations, retail operations, omnichannel commerce, employee expense and travel, customisation and automation, and integrations — plus the finance modules underneath them all.
Yes. Bills of material, work orders, sub-contracting and routing feed through to inventory valuation and cost of goods sold, so your gross margin is a number from the system rather than an estimate in a spreadsheet.
Yes — multi-warehouse with bin and location control, inter-warehouse transfers, batch and serial traceability, and stock valuation per location.
Omnichannel commerce is a core part of the platform. Storefront, marketplace and point-of-sale orders come into one order book against one stock position, which is usually the single biggest reason clients move.
Longer than a Books implementation, and honestly it depends on how many modules and how much customisation. A scoped, phased build is normally measured in months, and the phases and dates are in the written scope before you commit.
That is usually the right approach. We phase it — finance and inventory first, then operations, then the extras — so each phase delivers something usable rather than everything landing at once.
You do, directly to Zoho, on your own account. Licence costs depend on your user count and the plan you choose; we will tell you what your configuration needs so there are no surprises, but the subscription stays yours.
Yes — masters, opening stock, open orders and as much history as your current system will export. Migration is scoped and quoted separately from the build, because it varies enormously between source systems.
Training is part of every project, delivered in your own configured system rather than a demo, role by role, and recorded so new joiners can catch up.
A support window is included, then an ongoing arrangement if you want one. ERP always throws up questions in the first two months of real use, and we budget for that rather than pretending it will not happen.
Send us your current system, your user count and what is not working. We will come back with a written scope and a quote.