“Each team manages its data separately.”
A shared operating model can bring together the context each team needs.
Internal demo
erpFrog Enterprise
A modular ERP for a connected business operation.
erpFrog Enterprise brings inventory, sales, purchasing, electronic billing, finance and reporting into a shared operational foundation.
InventoryBillingMulti-branchAnalytics
What it solves
Less fragmentation between what happens and what you decide.
A product view for discussing connected processes without turning an internal demo into a public case study.
“Inventory, sales and billing do not follow the same thread.”
A common flow relates documents, stock and recorded operations.
“Coordinating branches and warehouses requires too much reconciliation.”
Organizing by branch and warehouse supports a consolidated view of the business.
“Reports arrive too late to guide the operation.”
Operational data can become reports and signals for decision-making.
ERP modules
The pieces of a connected operation
A modular map for discussing the scope of an enterprise operating platform.
Inventory and multi-warehouse
Organize stock, movements and availability by operating context.
Sales and purchasing
Relate orders, purchasing and documents within the same journey.
Electronic billing
Connect billing to the sales and operating flow.
Multi-branch
Distinguish branches and consolidate the organization view.
Finance and control
Support administrative control with structured information.
Reporting and analytics
Turn operational records into decision-ready views.
Operational flow
From recorded operations to a shared view
A conceptual journey explaining module relationships; it does not imply real-time synchronization.
- 01
Operation
Record the work happening in each area.
- 02
Inventory
Relate movements, stock and warehouses.
- 03
Billing
Carry the commercial cycle into its documents.
- 04
Consolidation
Bring branch and organization context together.
- 05
Analytics
Read the operation to guide decisions.
Reference architecture
A technical foundation designed to evolve
The stack summarizes a construction approach; it does not expose endpoints, infrastructure or demo credentials.
Backend
.NET
Clean Architecture to separate responsibilities and business rules.
Interface
React
A modular web interface for operations.
Composition
Microfrontends
A strategy for organizing independent modules.
Data
PostgreSQL
Persistence with a multi-tenant approach.
Integration
Docker + REST APIs
Deployment and integration pieces described at a conceptual level.
Demo visual
A conceptual view of the operating center
This image represents an operating portal idea; it is not a real production capture.
Technical sheet
The areas the product can bring together.
Inventory
Stock, movements and warehouse-level operations.
Sales and purchasing
Related flows for recording the commercial cycle.
Electronic billing
Billing capability connected to the operating journey.
Multi-branch
Context by organization, branch and warehouse.
Finance
A foundation for administrative control and consolidation.
Reporting
Views and analytics from recorded operations.
Operating model
Separate contexts without losing a shared view.
The multi-tenant approach is presented as a demo architecture capability for organizing data by context without mixing responsibilities.
Internal demo
Internal demo: the visual and description represent a product capability; they are not a capture or a public client case.
Discuss the scope
Could a modular ERP fit your operation?
Let us discuss the context, priority areas and level of integration worth exploring.