Ten questions. A straight answer on which ERP suits your business.
Most ERP shortlists are built from whoever called first. This walks through the things that actually decide the outcome — your size, your budget, your compliance load, how fast you need to be live — and shows you where each system lands.
What it asks you about
- Headcount, revenue and ERP budget
- Where you operate and in which industry
- What you run today — Tally, Excel, legacy ERP
- Internal IT strength and go-live deadline
- How much you weight speed, GST, shop-floor depth
Where does your business actually land?
Answer honestly — a wrong answer only gives you a wrong shortlist. Nothing is shared outside Naapbooks.
Scores are relative fit indices out of 100, not product ratings. They reflect Naapbooks' own view of each system against the criteria above.
One system from enquiry to balance sheet
Built on ERPNext, configured for Indian compliance, and supported by the team that wrote it.
Finance & accounting
Multi-company ledgers, cost centres, bank reconciliation, fixed assets, and GST-ready statutory reporting.
Inventory & warehouse
Batch and serial tracking, multi-warehouse stock, reorder levels, landed costs and stock reconciliation.
Manufacturing
BOMs and routings, work orders, job cards, subcontracting, capacity planning and shop-floor logging.
Sales & purchase
Quotation to invoice, approval workflows, supplier scorecards, RFQs and price lists by customer group.
HR & payroll
Attendance, leave, salary structures, PF, ESI and TDS, with payslips and statutory returns.
Integrations
Tally migration, Indian bank statement formats, payment gateways, e-commerce, e-invoicing and e-way bills.
We are a good answer for some companies, and a bad one for others
Worth knowing before you spend a quarter on a selection process.
You are India-focused and want to be live this quarter
- Roughly 25 to 500 staff, operating mainly in India
- On Tally, Excel or an ageing on-premise system
- GST, e-invoicing and e-way bills are a daily reality
- Little or no internal IT team to run an implementation
- You want one vendor accountable, in your timezone
- Manufacturing, trading or distribution operations
Your requirements point to a tier-one suite
- Thousands of staff across five or more countries
- Consolidation across many statutory jurisdictions
- Deep industry modules — pharma validation, oil and gas
- A global IT function with its own ERP competency centre
- Procurement mandates a tier-one vendor by policy
- You need treasury or trading desks beyond standard ERP
Answered plainly
Is this assessment independent?
What happens to my answers?
What is EZEO built on?
How long does implementation actually take?
Can you migrate our Tally data?
What does it cost?
Cloud or on-premise?
What support do we get after go-live?
Already know you want to talk it through?
Skip the questionnaire. Tell us what you run today and what is breaking, and we will tell you honestly whether EZEO is the right answer.
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