Custom ERP Software Development Services

Manufacturing ERP software is tailored for companies involved in manufacturing and production processes. It includes features such as production planning, inventory management, bill of materials (BOM), work order management, quality control, and shop floor scheduling.

We will design and develop applications for your organization’s website. These applications are well-optimized for performance without sacrificing security.

The APIs developed at Orases provide businesses with the ability to run testing automations to check app performance, are able to integrate with multiple apps & systems and can be adapted to new processes & software.

If your product is using legacy software and needs to be updated, Orases will perform a complete refactor of the code. This will allow it to be faster and more customizable when attempting to use or update the program.

Our custom software developers are committed to eliminating bugs and issues with all types of software solutions and applications. We will work to keep your organization’s software up and running without problems.

Businesses that acquire custom audit software are able to improve efficiencies by automating audit-related processes. All custom audit software we develop adheres to all industry compliance regulations.

ERP software can include features such as general ledger for managing financial transactions and reporting, accounts payable/receivable for tracking payments and invoices, budgeting and forecasting for creating financial plans, and fixed asset management for tracking and managing fixed assets, depreciation, and valuation.

This could include inventory management to track inventory levels, orders, and stock movements, procurement to manage purchasing processes and vendor relationships, order management to process orders and track order fulfillment, and warehouse management to optimize warehouse operations, storage, and logistics.

Features in this area include production planning to plan and schedule manufacturing processes and resources, bill of materials (BOM) to manage product structures and assemblies, quality control to ensure product quality through inspections, and shop floor control to monitor and manage production activities on the shop floor.

This could cover employee management for maintaining employee records and profiles, payroll processing for calculating and managing employee salaries and benefits, time and attendance tracking for recording and tracking employee work hours and attendance, and performance management for evaluating employee performance and conducting appraisals.

A CRM module offers sales automation for managing leads, opportunities, and sales pipelines, marketing automation for planning and executing marketing campaigns and analyzing results, customer service management for handling customer inquiries and support requests, and contact management for maintaining customer profiles and communication history.

This includes project planning to define project scope, objectives, and timelines, resource allocation to assign and manage project resources, task tracking to monitor project progress and milestones, and project reporting to generate reports on project status and performance metrics.

Features in this category comprise customizable reports for generating ad-hoc and predefined reports, business intelligence (BI) for analyzing data and visualizing trends, dashboards for viewing key performance indicators (KPIs) in real-time, and predictive analytics for forecasting future trends and outcomes based on historical data.

ERP software offers integration with third-party systems to connect with other business systems, collaboration tools for facilitating communication and collaboration among employees, teams, and departments, and document management for storing, sharing, and managing documents and digital assets within the system.

This feature ensures that the organization adheres to regulatory requirements and industry standards. It includes functionalities such as tracking regulatory changes, managing compliance documents and certifications, conducting audits, and generating compliance reports.

Custom ERP systems are tailored to your exact business processes and workflows, with the ability to scale and modify features as your organization grows.

Seamlessly integrate with existing systems and future technologies, designed specifically for your technology stack.

A custom ERP system will result in a higher initial investment but lower long-term costs due to eliminated licensing fees, fewer workarounds, and reduced need for additional software.

Developing smaller general software solutions with some complex features.

Developing specialized software programs that can be designed for customer use.

Developing massive software projects designed fully automate large business operations.

“Orases successfully built efficiencies into our prototype and delivered a high-quality platform.”

“They’re honorable, reputable, and easy to work with. They genuinely care about the outcome and want to do a good job.”

“Orases built a platform that’s boosted productivity by about 30%…”

“Not only do they want to succeed, they strive to produce functionally and visually unique software.”

ERP software development is the process of creating customized enterprise resource planning solutions that integrate and automate core business processes including finance, HR, manufacturing, and supply chain operations. Unlike off-the-shelf solutions, custom ERP development delivers tailored functionality that aligns precisely with your organization’s unique workflows and growth objectives.

Common examples of ERP software include industry-standard solutions for manufacturing, healthcare, and retail operations. However, custom ERP solutions are built specifically for individual business needs, such as manufacturing inventory management systems or healthcare patient management platforms that integrate seamlessly with existing operations.

An ERP developer designs, builds, and maintains custom enterprise software solutions that streamline business operations. They analyze business requirements, create system architectures, develop integrated modules, ensure data security, and implement automation workflows while maintaining scalability for future growth.

Modern ERP systems are typically developed using languages like Java, .NET, and Python, depending on specific business requirements and integration needs. At Orases, we select the most appropriate technology stack based on your existing systems, scalability requirements, and long-term business objectives.

In the insurance industry, adopting custom insurance ERP software is imperative for tackling specific challenges & reaping benefits.

Organization type, needs, goals, budget, and IT resources should be considered when choosing between on-premise & cloud-based ERP systems.