Built on ERPNext
A comprehensive open-source ERP covering core operational and financial functions.
ERPNext Preview Australia
Don’t just read about ERP. See how the system thinks.
Explore ERPNext as a connected business operating system—accounting, procurement, sales, CRM, stock, manufacturing, projects and Point of Sale—through one guided preview experience designed to help you understand what the platform can actually do.
One data model
Move from isolated apps toward linked transactions across departments.
Adaptable workflows
Configure forms, permissions, reports and approved process automation.
Built to evolve
Use the Frappe ecosystem, APIs and custom apps where genuine extension is required.
15-Part ERP Video Preview
Watch the ERP workflows—not just screenshots of them.
Move through a guided video library covering the ERP overview, dashboards, customers, employees, permissions, projects, purchasing, manufacturing, stock, reporting, payroll and customisation. Select any chapter to load it instantly in the main player.
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ERP Overview
A quick tour of the ERP environment and core navigation.
ERP Experience Lab
Explore the modules that connect the operational core of ERPNext.
ERPNext’s official product coverage spans accounting, procurement, sales, CRM, stock, manufacturing, projects, Point of Sale and more. Use this interactive switchboard to understand how each area fits into the wider ERP environment.
Interactive ERPNext module preview
Accounting & Financial Management
General ledger, accounts payable and receivable, financial statements, fixed assets and connected financial reporting.
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How Connected ERP Works
See how one transaction can move through multiple business functions.
The value of ERP is not simply having many modules. It comes from connecting transactions so teams work from the same operational and financial records.
Customer Demand
Lead, opportunity, quotation or Sales Order creates commercial demand.
Procurement
Material requirements can flow into supplier and purchasing processes.
Stock
Warehouses and stock transactions reflect physical inventory movement.
Production
Manufacturing uses BOMs, plans, Work Orders and Job Cards where required.
Delivery / Project
Goods or services move through fulfilment, project or delivery workflows.
Finance
Operational activity feeds accounting, receivables, payables and reporting.
Why ERPNext Is Different
An open-source ERP that can become a business platform—not just another app.
ERPNext is positioned by Frappe as a comprehensive open-source ERP with accounting, invoicing, sales, procurement, stock, manufacturing, projects, POS, HR, payroll and more. The Frappe ecosystem also supports APIs, low-code/no-code configuration and additional business applications.
Open-source control
ERPNext is open source, giving organisations more control over the software foundation than traditional closed ERP products.
Connected modules
Core operational modules sit within one ERP environment rather than requiring a different application for each department.
Customisable business logic
Configure fields, workflows, reports, permissions and approved extensions around business requirements.
Integration-ready architecture
ERPNext and Frappe expose integration capabilities through APIs and an ecosystem of compatible applications.
Business Platform Thinking
Preview the software. Then design the operating model.
The strongest ERP implementations start by understanding business processes, deciding what should stay standard and identifying where automation, configuration or integration genuinely adds value.
From Preview to Implementation
A useful ERP preview should help you decide what to investigate next.
Rather than showing every screen at once, the next step is to connect the ERPNext modules to your actual workflows, users, reporting requirements and implementation priorities.
Explore
Review the ERPNext modules most relevant to your operation.
Map Processes
Identify current workflows, gaps, approvals, spreadsheets and duplicated work.
Design the Solution
Decide what remains standard and where configuration, automation or integration is justified.
Implement & Improve
Configure, migrate, test, train and continuously improve the ERP operating model.
ERPNext Preview FAQs
Questions businesses ask while evaluating ERPNext.
This preview is designed to give a high-level view of ERPNext across accounting, procurement, sales, CRM, stock, manufacturing, projects and Point of Sale, together with implementation-focused guidance from AI Powered ERP.
Yes. ERPNext is a comprehensive open-source ERP covering areas such as accounts, invoicing, sales, procurement, stock, manufacturing, projects, Point of Sale, HR and payroll, with connected data across modules.
Yes. ERPNext can be configured and customised around business requirements, including forms, workflows, permissions, reports and approved extensions. The right approach is to preserve standard functionality where possible and customise only where it creates clear business value.
Yes. ERPNext includes general ledger, accounts receivable and payable, financial statements, fixed assets and other accounting capabilities.
Yes. ERPNext Stock supports item masters, warehouses, stock ledgers, serial and batch tracking, inventory reports and stock transactions.
Yes. ERPNext Manufacturing includes multi-level BOMs, production planning, Work Orders, Job Cards, subcontracting, quality checks and manufacturing reports.
Yes. ERPNext Projects supports project and task tracking, timesheets, expenses, inventory context, billing and project-related financial visibility.
Yes. Use the consultation form on this page to tell us which departments, processes and workflows matter most to your business. We can use that information to structure a more relevant ERP discussion.
Tailored ERPNext Preview
Tell us what your business needs to see—not what a generic demo wants to show.
Choose the departments and workflows that matter most to you. We’ll use your requirements to structure the next ERP discussion around relevant processes rather than random software screens.