ERP OS
is taking shape.
A configurable business operating system designed to connect departments, workflows, data and decision-making within one extensible platform.
Currently in active development. Product capabilities, integrations and workflows will continue to evolve.
before
availability.Working-phase product by Productive IT. Features shown represent the current product direction and may evolve as development continues.
What is fragmented
today.
Growing teams outgrow scattered spreadsheets and disconnected tools. Handoffs disappear, approvals live in conversation, and each new process becomes another code change or another subscription.
The direction,
stated plainly.
ERP OS is Productive IT’s own business operating system: admins configure fields, forms, modules, workflows, approvals, reports, dashboards, roles, permissions, statuses, business rules and notifications, instead of waiting on a code change for every adjustment. It is not a clone of SAP, Zoho, Salesforce or Dynamics.
What the work
is aimed at.
The configuration principle: fields, forms, modules, workflows, approvals, reports, dashboards, roles, permissions, statuses, business rules and notifications are the design focus.
Module direction, all still roadmap language: HR; Accounts and finance; Sales; CRM; Purchase; Inventory; Wholesale and distribution; Customer support; IT (assets, access, requests, audit); Manufacturing and item management (items, raw materials, bill of materials). None of these are available.
An assistant direction that would help a user with modules, workflows, pending actions and report interpretation, using only authorised data and respecting roles, permissions, organisation boundaries and privacy. No cross-organisation access. The assistant is not available.
Reporting direction: standard and user-defined reports, filters, saved views, dashboards, KPI cards and export. Not available.
What is real,
and what is still ahead.
Currently in active development. Product capabilities, integrations and workflows will continue to evolve. Working-phase product by Productive IT. Features shown represent the current product direction and may evolve as development continues.
LIVE
None. No capability on this page is labelled live.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Configuration model IN DEVELOPMENT
Fields, forms, modules, workflows, approvals, reports, dashboards, roles, permissions, statuses, business rules and notifications. Design focus, not a released admin console.
PLANNED
HR PLANNED
Roadmap module. Not available.
Accounts and finance PLANNED
Roadmap module. Not available.
Sales PLANNED
Roadmap module. Not available.
CRM PLANNED
Roadmap module. Not available.
Purchase PLANNED
Roadmap module. Not available.
Inventory PLANNED
Roadmap module. Not available.
Wholesale and distribution PLANNED
Roadmap module. Not available.
Customer support PLANNED
Roadmap module. Not available.
IT operations PLANNED
Assets, access, requests and audit. Roadmap. Not available.
Manufacturing and item management PLANNED
Items, raw materials and bill of materials. Roadmap. Not available.
Multi-company and multi-organisation PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Role-based permissions PLANNED
Super admin, organisation admin, department admin, users, custom roles. Not available.
Module assignment PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Subscription and plan management PLANNED
Platform vision. No fees are published.
Onboarding PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Usage controls PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Payment gateway PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available. No fees are published.
APIs PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Webhooks PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Integration framework PLANNED
Platform vision. No integration is claimed as live.
Custom dashboards and reports PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Import and export PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Audit logs PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Notifications PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Workflow and approval engines PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Custom fields and form builder PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Business rules PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Search PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Activity tracking PLANNED
Platform vision. Not available.
Assistant PLANNED
Would use only authorised data and respect roles, permissions, organisation boundaries and privacy. Not available.
Reporting PLANNED
Standard and user-defined reports, filters, saved views, dashboards, KPI cards, export. Not available.
A simple
workflow.
This is the intended path. It describes the product direction. It is not a claim that each step is available to use.
Map the operation
Name the departments, records and handoffs that need one system. This is a service conversation today, not a self-serve setup.
Decide what should be configured
Fields, forms, statuses, approvals and roles are specified before any module is treated as ready.
Assign access by role
The intended roles are super admin, organisation admin, department admin, users and custom roles. That model is planned, not a live control panel.
Review with the people who run it
Dashboards and reports would follow the same permissions. Until a module exists, Productive IT scopes the work as a service.
The people
in the brief.
Teams whose work still moves through spreadsheets, chat and memory.
Organisations that want one extensible system rather than a pile of single-purpose tools.
Clients who need ERP discovery and implementation planning now, while the product itself is still in development.
Rules the build
has to keep.
Configuration over repeated code changes.
Own Productive IT identity. Not a clone of another vendor’s suite.
No module is described as available.
Tenant isolation, organisation-level access, plans, secure authentication, role-based access, auditability, backups, scalability, API extensibility and data portability are principles for the build. They are not certifications, and this page does not claim enterprise-grade scale.
An assistant, if built, uses only authorised data inside the user’s organisation.
Public direction.
No private build notes.
Hold the configuration principle as the build focus: admins change the system without a code change for every adjustment.
Department modules stay on the roadmap. None are available.
Permissions, plans, audit logs, notifications, import and export, and the integration framework stay planned.
Reporting and the assistant stay planned, with organisation boundaries. No certification or scale claim is made.
The service path
beside the product.
Talk about ERP OS.
Currently in active development. Product capabilities, integrations and workflows will continue to evolve. Early access, a use case, or a note to follow development all use the same enquiry form.