Operations lack a shared view
Orders, purchases and inventory are spread across files. Teams must reconstruct the state of each job at every step.
Custom ERP
Connect orders, purchasing, inventory, shipments and documents in one coherent workflow. Crealytic defines the modules your company needs and how they work with your existing software.
Orders, purchases and inventory are spread across files. Teams must reconstruct the state of each job at every step.
Approvals, quantity differences and documents require manual exchanges. The rules for moving between stages remain implicit.
Track requirements, suppliers, commitments and order states.
Model the items, units, locations and movements relevant to your business.
Connect preparation, delivery and operational documents to their orders.
Maintain links between stages and make discrepancies visible to their owners.
An illustrative scenario to adapt to your business rules.
Define the first workflow and its dependencies: reference data, units, users and external systems. Validate it before a wider rollout.
Check items, suppliers, opening stock and active orders. Agree validation checks and the transition point.
Include partial deliveries, discrepancies and corrections. Define responsibilities and approval rules.
Private beta
Export tracking spread across procurement, preparation and documents.
A business ERP in private beta covering sourcing, packing, shipments and traceability.
Yes, provided shared data and dependencies are defined. The first module should deliver a usable workflow, with later modules connecting to it.
Not automatically. We define the exchanges and exports needed for accounting, based on your tools and project requirements.
We document them with your team and turn them into testable states, approvals and controls, including exceptions.
Timing depends on modules, integrations and data migration. We establish a staged schedule after scoping the first deliverables.
Tell us how you work now and what you want to improve. You do not need a detailed specification to get started.