How ERPNext and the industry apps built on it fit specific sectors, and which modules, apps and integrations each one needs.
What a manufacturer needs from ERPNext beyond basic BOMs: production planning, job cards and workstations, subcontracting, quality inspections, batch and serial traceability, landed costs and costing, and the integrations shop floors usually ask for.
Fitting ERPNext to distribution: multi-warehouse stock, putaway rules and pick lists, pricing rules and price lists by customer, blanket orders, landed cost on imports, credit limits and ecommerce or marketplace order intake.
Running stores and online sales on ERPNext: POS profiles per outlet, cashier sessions, loyalty programs, stock across shops and warehouses, Shopify or Amazon order sync, and consolidating store sales into accounting.
Using the Marley Health app on ERPNext for patient records, appointments, outpatient and inpatient workflows, lab and pharmacy, insurance claims and billing, and the privacy, hosting and integration questions a healthcare deployment must answer.
Running student administration on Frappe Education and ERPNext: admissions, student and teacher records, fee structures and online fee payment, course schedules and exams, the student portal, and connecting finance and HR on the same system.
Running a services business on ERPNext without warehouses: non-stock service items, billing sales orders without delivery notes, projects, timesheets and billing, and Frappe HR for people operations.
Evaluating the Frappe Hospitality app for ERPNext: restaurant menus, tables, reservations and order entry, hotel rooms and reservations invoiced from ERPNext, and its separation from ERPNext in version 14.
Using ERPNext for NGOs and charities: accounting, projects and the separate Non Profit app for donors, members, grants and volunteers, with its compatibility caveats on current versions.
Fitting ERPNext to brands selling on Shopify, Amazon and multiple marketplaces: Ecommerce Integrations, Unicommerce, stock sync, payment gateways and shipping labels in one back office.
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