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ERP Genesis vs ERPNext

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8.2#3 in erp softwareFrom $5 a month
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FactERP GenesisERPNext
Core modulesIt lists centralized inventory, purchasing, sales, CRM, packaging, demand predictions, HR, and employee management.It includes accounts, invoicing, sales, procurement, stock, manufacturing, projects, point of sale, HR and payroll.
CustomizationThe company says it can customize functionality to suit a business’s needs.ERPNext includes a low-code and no-code builder for customizing forms, reports, print formats, dashboards and workflows.
DeploymentThe company says its products can be installed in the cloud or on premises.hybrid
IntegrationsThe site says POS Genesis integrates with CRM and accounting modules; it does not specify Enterprise Genesis integrations on the page opened.Official integration categories include LDAP, Fairlogin, Dropbox, Google Drive, Amazon S3, Plaid, Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon SP-API, Razorpay, Stripe, Paytm, Exotel and Google services.
Inventory managementYesYes
Order managementYesYes
SecurityThe maker says security can be customized down to module, page, and individual field level, with data access controlled by an end-user-driven security module.Frappe says its quality and information security systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2013, and Frappe Cloud is GDPR compliant.
SupportThe homepage invites prospective customers to discuss an ERP/POS solution and lists contact details for the USA, Austria, and India.Product Warranty provides Frappe engineer support for fixing bugs, but it does not include functional support.

ERP Genesis plans

No prices published.

ERPNext plans

  • Frappe Cloud Sites$5 a month
  • Frappe Cloud Servers$20 a month
  • Self-hosted ERPNextFree
  • Self-hostFree
  • Sites$5 a month
  • Servers$125 a month

Pick ERP Genesis if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick ERPNext if…

ERPNext suits organizations seeking an open-source system across finance, sales, inventory, manufacturing, and other business functions. Its listed implementation paths include enterprises, small and medium businesses, freelancers, and DIY users.

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