Transparency
We share real dates, honest notes, and clear updates. You always know where the work stands.
Modules
Turn on what you need now. Add the rest as you grow. One connected system. Not a dozen tools that do not talk.
How we roll it out
A proven, low risk path that gets your team onto ERPNext with trust.
We map how you work, your data, and your goals to the right modules.
Flows, roles, taxes, and reports set up around how you actually work.
Master data and history moved across cleanly, with a full check.
Hands on training and clear docs for your team.
Go live with trust. Then keep getting better with ongoing help.
ERP in the field
44 clients across 11 sectors. From factory floors to distribution, pharma, and government.







ERPNext
Tell us how you run today. We will shape the right path, modules, and plan for you.
Why Faircode
These rules guide how we work with every client.
We share real dates, honest notes, and clear updates. You always know where the work stands.
We test hard and follow good practice. Quality is the bar on every project.
We change course when you need to. The work can grow as your business grows.
We build for the long run. Your spend should keep paying off.
ERPNext FAQ
Cost, timeline and whether ERPNext is actually free, answered up front.
Cost depends on modules, users, data migration and integrations. After a short discovery Faircode gives a fixed-scope proposal. ERPNext itself has no licence fee, so you pay for implementation, hosting and support rather than vendor lock-in.
A focused single-company rollout is typically 8 to 16 weeks. Multi-branch or heavily customised implementations take longer. You get a phase plan covering discovery, configuration, migration, training and go-live.
ERPNext is open source with no licence fee. You still budget for implementation, hosting, training and ongoing support, usually a fraction of the total cost of a licensed ERP suite.
Yes. We migrate masters and history from spreadsheets, Tally, SAP and other suites, validate the numbers against your current books, and keep the old system until you sign off.