Custom ERP
Inventory, procurement, production, sales and finance modelled on your process — not a vendor's template.
See a fleet ERP built this way →We build custom ERP applications, the websites and portals around them, and the automations and AI assistants in between.
Inventory, procurement, production, sales and finance modelled on your process — not a vendor's template.
See a fleet ERP built this way →Approvals, document handling, notifications and recurring reports that run themselves — with a clear log.
Tie the ERP to the tools you already pay for — accounting, CRM, e-commerce, logistics.
How Tally and GST e-invoicing connect →Company sites, customer portals and dashboards wired to the same data your ERP runs on.
Chatbots and assistants grounded in your own documents and data — with human handoff built in.
How the AI is kept honest →FluxWright is a small, senior team. You talk to the person designing your system — not an account manager relaying it.
We work with businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets but don't want a two-year implementation. Short engagements, working software early, and a clear picture of cost before we build.
We sit with your team and map the process as it really runs, including the workarounds.
No open-ended bills. You see the design, the connections and the cost of each phase before we start.
You see working software every two weeks, not a demo at the end. The first module you can actually use goes live early, so changes cost little.
Rollout, training, and a support arrangement that keeps improving the system.
We host, monitor and maintain the system for you, so there is no server to babysit and no in-house developer to hire. Your data stays yours — exportable in standard formats whenever you ask.
We ground chatbots and internal copilots in your own documents, catalogue and ERP records, so answers are traceable. Where the model shouldn't decide, the workflow hands off to a human.
A few examples of what we build. Each one replaced a process that ran on email, paper or a spreadsheet. Clients are described by their line of business rather than named.

Hours recorded on site, invoices filed with the government, vouchers posted to Tally. Three systems that have to agree.
One chain. The invoice is built from the log sheets, e-filed on approval, and posted to the accounts without a figure being retyped.
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Every purchase order was printed and the page kept in a file. Pending items were marked in each person's own shorthand.
Orders arrive by email and file themselves. AI reads them, arithmetic checks the reading, and the customer gets a confirmation in their own thread.
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Every update to their product catalogue went through an outside provider, including which products appeared first.
Staff maintain the whole catalogue themselves, and every enquiry reaches the sales inbox formatted and on-brand.
Read the case study →A 30-minute call is enough for us to tell you whether it's an automation, an ERP module, or a problem you shouldn't spend money on yet.