Management systems for enterprise resource (ERP) are recognized as the most complex type of application to be used in businesses. The time of installation, configuration, customization and training are always so important that many companies prefer to forget this possibility and continue working with partial systems that block their development, generating operating costs directly proportional to the amount of staff and services or products offered. This situation is far from ideal for a company that could otherwise take advantage of numbers to "industrialize" its processes and reduce operating costs.

We found the solution! Our proposal is developed in the form of two solutions that cover different needs. The first solution focuses on small businesses, the second on medium and large companies. Both are under free licenses, which allow you to save significant costs that could otherwise prevent your company from benefiting from their advantages.

Dolibarr, a simple solution

Dolibarr originates in France, offers a nice and easy interface for managing the most common resources of the company, such as billing customers, products and services, and members of associations if that's the case. It does not manage pay slips or advanced accounting, or the employees holidays. However, it turns out to be an adequate solution, highly beneficial for small businesses, and enables remote use via the web.

With a very low cost of adoption and a reduced need for training before the first production use, Dolibarr is a tool that makes you want to share it.

OpenERP, a complete system

This ultra-modular and customizable solution offers two interfaces: an interface for desktop intensive operations, and a web interface for lighter operations that can be performed from a remote location or branch. Unlike simpler solutions, OpenERP can manage payroll, holidays, advanced accounting, tax payments, etc..

It also allows a connection with our other solutions, like Chamilo for example, to manage the entire training process, from the sales, to the recovery of the opinions and the development of new promotional campaigns through the evaluation of overall costs.