Drag. Drop. Publish.
Whichever ERP you use, sooner or later you run into the same problem: the screen you need is not in the standard product. A small form, a list screen or a dashboard management has asked for has to wait its turn — a development request is raised and it enters the release plan.
erpware Builder exists to shorten that cycle: you design the screen you need with drag and drop in the Designer, publish it and start using it.
What you can design
- Form screens — data entry and editing
- Grid screens — lists, filters and bulk views
- Dashboards — indicators and summary panels
- Reports — for output and sharing
Every screen you design runs on your ERP’s own data; no separate copy of the data or synchronisation layer is needed.
Why ERP-specific editions
Every ERP has a different data model, business rules and authorisation structure. A single generic tool only scratches the surface of all of them; erpware Builder instead comes as a separate edition for each ERP, one that understands that system’s structure. The design experience stays the same, while the connection underneath goes deep into your ERP.
That is also why the product is named this way: erpware Builder for [ERP]. The IFS Applications and Odoo editions are ready; editions for other ERP systems are in development.
Why it matters
You add the screen you need on top of the standard product, without changing it. Instead of piling up customisations that clash with ERP updates, you meet the need on the Builder side — your enterprise software stays standard, and your teams get the screen they were looking for.
This is ERPware’s general way of working turned into a product: building what you need on top of your existing system, without replacing it. We apply the same approach with Custom Application Development and Integration Studio.
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