Finance
In productionInvoicing with your own series, partial payments, treasury forecasting and a chained invoice register.
View moduleCatalogue
18 modules. Turn on the ones you need.
Seven are in production and can be used in a workspace today. The remaining eleven are declared in the product catalogue and ship in waves.
The iERP catalogue holds 18 modules sharing the same database, the same permissions and the same AI agents. Seven — Finance, HR, CRM, Projects, Support, Automation and AI — are in production today; the rest are declared and under development. A workspace only turns on the ones it uses.
18 modules.
Human resources
In productionHeadcount, contracts, absences, clock-in, recruitment, development and the employee portal.
View moduleProjects
In productionPortfolio, milestones, tasks, time booking, certifications and project economics.
View moduleGrants and subsidies
On the roadmapCalls for applications, case files, deadlines and documentary justification of spending.
View moduleCRM
In productionCustomers, opportunities, pipeline and one-click conversion of a won deal into a project.
View moduleAd Server
On the roadmapAdvertising campaigns, placements, occupancy and billing of the insertion.
View moduleSupport
In productionTickets with SLAs in minutes, reply templates and the customer conversation over email, fully traced.
View moduleTalent
On the roadmapReviews, career paths and succession, going deeper than the HR employee record.
View moduleBookings
On the roadmapDiary, spaces and resources with real-time availability and enrolments.
View moduleEcommerce
On the roadmapOnline catalogue, orders and store integration with inventory and invoicing.
View moduleInventory
On the roadmapWarehouses, stock, movements and valuation, wired to purchasing and sales.
View moduleCustomer Experience
On the roadmapNPS, surveys and customer feedback connected to CRM and Support.
View moduleTransport
On the roadmapRoutes, vehicles, job sheets and unloading.
View moduleHospitality
On the roadmapMenus, orders, tables and a hospitality POS.
View moduleLaboratories
On the roadmapSamples, assays, results and certificates of analysis.
View moduleProperty communities
On the roadmapOwners, meetings, dues and special levies.
View moduleAutomation
In productionFlow canvas, triggers and steps with human intervention across modules.
View moduleAI
In productionAsk-AI, voice, MCP tools, traceability and cost per conversation.
View module- In production Can be enabled in a workspace today.
- On the roadmap Declared in the catalogue; not enableable yet.
By sector
Which modules each sector touches
The combination changes; the foundation doesn't. These are the modules each kind of company usually needs.
Transport and logistics
Fleet, routes and job sheets in the same place as service invoicing and the driver's hours.
See the verticalHospitality
Orders and tables on one side, staff and shifts on the other, and a single set of books behind both.
See the verticalLaboratories
Traceability from sample to certificate, with the customer and the invoice tied to the case file.
See the verticalProperty management
Owners, meetings and levies, with each community's payments and incidents.
See the verticalEcommerce
Store orders, real stock levels and automatic invoicing of every sale.
See the verticalMedia and advertising
Campaigns, placements and occupancy connected to the customer and to insertion billing.
See the verticalProfessional services
From customer to project, from project to hours and from hours to invoice, without retyping anything.
See the verticalRetail and inventory
Warehouses and stock alongside sales, purchasing and the till in one system.
See the verticalTraining and bookings
Groups, rooms and seats, with enrolments and payments wired together.
See the verticalPublic sector and grants
Calls, case files and justification of spending, with the traceability an audit asks for.
See the verticalNo small print
What "on the roadmap" means
It means the module is declared in the product catalogue and cannot be enabled in a workspace yet. Nothing more, nothing less.
No committed date
When a module reaches production its status changes on this page. We don't publish deadlines we can't hold.
The core already covers a lot
Much of those processes can be handled today with the seven production modules plus Automation; what's missing are the vertical's own screens.
Your case shapes the order
If your process depends on a roadmap module, tell us in the demo: that's what we use to decide what comes first.
Not sure which modules you need?
Walk us through your process in a thirty-minute demo and we'll tell you what iERP covers today and what it doesn't.