Enterprise discipline, modest hosting
Accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory and reporting on an installation you own and can afford to run.
Accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, records and reporting in one application, installed on your own hosting at a lower entry point.
Every estimate carries the license, delivery days, migration, training, project management and annual support as separate lines.
Most organizations do not buy a product; they stop living with a workaround. This is the workaround MORNTE ERP removes.
Accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, records and reporting in one application, installed on your own hosting at a lower entry point.
Accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory and reporting on an installation you own and can afford to run.
The records live on your hosting, in your database, exportable at any time.
When the business outgrows it, the chart of accounts, item master and numbering move to KORNTE rather than starting again.
Six areas of the operation, configured to how you actually run them — not a fixed module list you have to work around.
MORNTE ERP is a configured product, not a separate application. The fundamentals below are already there on day one, and every further product sits on the same base.
Every transaction posts once, to the same accounting core.
Roles, branches and approvals set in one place, across modules.
Who changed what, when, and from which station.
Operational and financial reports from the same source data.
Five stages, agreed up front, each with something you can review before the next one begins.
We look at the current systems, the data and the people who run them before proposing anything.
A solution mapped to your operation, with the scope, the interface and the integration points agreed.
Configuration, development and migration, staged so the business keeps running.
Training by role, with acceptance checks, so the system is used rather than installed.
Monitoring, support hours and the next set of changes, agreed in writing.
If your sector is not listed, that is a conversation rather than a dead end — the workflows are usually familiar.
Tell us what the operation has to do. We will come back with a priced scope — license, delivery days, migration, training and support — in writing.