ERP.net review
A configurable cloud ERP for organizations managing complex, multi-company operations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ERP.net is a cloud-hosted ERP-CRM platform for organizations managing finance, accounting, sales, logistics, inventory, warehousing, manufacturing, projects, and collaboration. Its scope suits businesses that need configurable workflows alongside core enterprise resource planning. The platform supports multiple legal entities in one ERP instance and provides web, Windows desktop, and mobile access, making it relevant to organizations with varied operating teams and locations.
The editions reflect different levels of organizational complexity. Express Basic includes web and mobile interfaces, CRM, work management, project management, API integrations, and Microsoft 365 synchronization with single sign-on. Small Business Basic expands this into an all-in-one ERP-CRM platform with multiple managed business entities, extended logistics, production, finance and accounting, plus warehouse management. Enterprise adds a corporate-grade integration platform, dedicated application and database servers, corporate processing capacity, unlimited users, and unlimited database size. ERP.net is paid, with no free plan, and Enterprise pricing is available by request.
Operational depth is a central strength. Finance capabilities include accounting, cash-flow tracking, payments, VAT, and financial analysis, while supply-chain functions cover inventory, warehousing, procurement, planning, barcode, lot, and serial-number control. Manufacturing includes production orders, recipes, capacity planning, MRP, and shop-floor control. Custom workflows, document models, rules, and calculated attributes support tailored processes, and OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect-based APIs support integration. Organizations seeking broad ERP coverage and configurable multi-company operations should consider ERP.net; teams wanting a free product or a narrowly focused business tool should look elsewhere.
ERP.net pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Covers finance, inventory, procurement, sales, and manufacturing
- Supports multiple legal entities in one ERP instance
- Provides web, Windows desktop, mobile, and API access
- Where it doesn't
- There is no free plan; ERP.net is a paid product
- Enterprise pricing is available by request
- Listed integrations focus on API and Microsoft 365
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