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Keep control. Keep moving.

Build your enterprise on open foundations. We implement ERPNext, connect business systems and design a stack you can operate, extend and move.

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The sovereign stackOwn Automate
  1. AI models
    Open-weight models behind your own gatewayReplaces a single AI provider's API
  2. Automation
    Agents with scoped tools and human approvalsReplaces black-box automation add-ons
  3. Integration
    REST APIs, webhooks and n8nReplaces proprietary middleware
  4. Business apps
    ERPNext, Frappe HR, CRM, HelpdeskReplaces licensed, closed ERP modules
  5. Frameworks
    Frappe · Framework M · AshReplaces vendor-only customisation tools
  6. Identity
    Keycloak or your identity provider (OIDC, SAML)Replaces user stores tied to one vendor
  7. Data
    MariaDB or PostgreSQL, standard SQL exportsReplaces proprietary formats and export fees
  8. Infrastructure
    On-premise, in-country cloud or Frappe CloudReplaces a single vendor's hosting
Every layer is open and replaceable. Change one without rebuilding the rest.

Your data has a home.
You should choose it.

Agree where records live, who can access them and how you can move. We assess architecture against your requirements, with your compliance advisers where needed.

How we migrate

Move forward, without losing what works.

Map your processes, integrations and data before planning the move to ERPNext. Agree validation, training and cutover with your team.

01 · Assess

Map the estate

Every module, report, integration and hidden automation in the current system.

02 · Design

Choose where it runs

On-premise, in-country cloud or Frappe Cloud, with identity and residency designed in.

03 · Migrate

Move data and logic

Masters, open transactions and the automations your team depends on.

04 · Own

Hand over the keys

Training and documentation so your team can extend the system without us.

Foundations

Open frameworks. Replaceable models.

Compare the three frameworks →
Foundation · MIT

Frappe Framework

The metadata-first base for ERPNext, where records, permissions, workflows and reports matter.

  • DocType-driven applications
  • Roles, permissions and workflows
  • REST APIs, webhooks, background jobs

Read the guide →Repository

Foundation · Apache-2.0

Framework M

An open, metadata-driven Python framework whose schemas agents can read directly.

  • Machine-readable schemas for agents
  • Hexagonal, swappable adapters
  • Native multi-tenancy

Read the guide →Repository

Foundation · MIT

Ash Framework

A declarative Elixir framework: define resources once and derive APIs, policies and AI tools.

  • Resources, actions and policies
  • GraphQL and JSON:API from one model
  • LLM tools and MCP servers

Read the guide →Repository

Lock-in Check

How much of your stack do you actually own?

Six questions to start a discussion about control and dependencies. This self-check is not a compliance or financial assessment.

Start here

The Sovereignty Assessment

Fixed scope
  1. Ownership map. Critical systems, access, hosting and operational owners.
  2. Data-flow review. Hosting, exports and residency requirements agreed for your organisation.
  3. Migration options. Dependencies, continuity, costs and a phased recommendation.
  4. Automation opportunities, prioritised with your team against effort and risk.
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FAQ
What is a sovereign ERP?

An ERP where you control the code, the data and where it runs. With ERPNext the source is open, the database is standard, and you can host it on-premise, in an in-country cloud or on Frappe Cloud, and move between them.

Is ERPNext suitable for large enterprises?

Yes, with the right architecture. ERPNext supports multiple companies, currencies and warehouses, granular permissions and full APIs. We size infrastructure and integrations for your volume, and say plainly where a gap needs custom work.

Can ERPNext be hosted in the UAE or Saudi Arabia?

Yes. ERPNext runs on any standard Linux server, so it can sit in your own data centre or with a cloud provider that has an in-country region.

How long does an SAP to ERPNext migration take?

It depends on scope, data volume and integrations. The Sovereignty Assessment gives you a timeline and cost model for your case.

Do your AI agents send our data to public AI services?

Only if you choose that. Agents can run on private models inside your infrastructure, or on a public model under your contract, with the data each one may see defined by policy.

Explore our approach

Build the record. Then connect the work.

Review a complete Lead-to-Quote workflow, or explore how identity, integrations and AI controls fit around the ERP.