ERP consulting · Frappe / ERPNext
bworkx helps mid-market companies select, implement, and fix ERP systems — with deep specialisation in Frappe and ERPNext. We stay for the unglamorous part: data, process, and adoption.
Every build shown here is a labelled lab implementation. No borrowed logos, no invented case studies.
Services
Most engagements start with a diagnosis and narrow from there. You do not need to know which of these you need before the first call.
A structured, evidence-based review of your operations, then a shortlist and business case you can defend.
Configuration, custom apps, data migration, and training delivered in short, verifiable increments.
When a rollout has stalled or systems disagree, we stabilise, reconcile, and reconnect the pieces.
Ongoing maintenance for Frappe and ERPNext deployments, without the overhead of a full-time hire.
How we work
ERP projects fail slowly and then all at once. We structure the work so problems surface while they are still cheap to fix.
We map how work actually flows today: systems, spreadsheets, handoffs, and the data nobody trusts.
You get a shortlist, a weighted comparison, and a costed plan with risks, not a vendor demo recap.
Configuration and custom code ship in two-week increments with something testable at the end of each one.
Documentation, training, and a support path, so the system keeps working after we step back.
Reference builds
These are working implementations in our own Frappe environment, not client testimonials. Each page explains the problem, the architecture, and what was genuinely hard.
A small-batch manufacturer running sales, purchasing, production, and stock in one ERPNext site — built and documented in the bworkx lab.
Read the build →Lab buildA professional-services firm running lead to payment in Frappe CRM, ERPNext, and Helpdesk — one customer record, one revenue trail.
Read the build →Insights
Practical writing on selection, data migration, and running Frappe in production.
Demo quality is a sales skill, not a product property. A practical scoring method for comparing ERP options on the things that decide whether the project succeeds.
Read the article →20 Oct 2026Frappe is the framework. ERPNext is an application built on it. Understanding the difference changes how you staff, price, and plan an implementation.
Read the article →6 Oct 2026Next step
Whether you are choosing an ERP, rescuing a stalled rollout, or extending Frappe, the first conversation is a working session, not a sales pitch.