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Need your help to choose best open-source ERP software

by hayleymarycampbell
9 replies
Hello Everyone,

My company is searching for open-source ERP software. So can someone please suggest me the best open-source ERP software?

Thank you.
#choose #erp #opensource #software
  • Profile picture of the author hannahbaker
    Hey @hayleymarycampbell

    There are many open-source ERP software out there in the market like Odoo, Openbravo, Dolibarr. But the main thing is that for which purpose you want the ERP software? Please tell me your requirements first.

    Thank you.
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    • Profile picture of the author hayleymarycampbell
      Hi, Hannah Baker

      Thank you for your answer. Sorry, I forgot to mention. Actually, we want open-source ERP software for our Accounting business. So if you have software in your mind which can be the best for accounting business then please let me know.

      Thank you.
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  • Profile picture of the author hannahbaker
    Hi,hayleymarycampbell

    There are a lot of software in the market for accounting business. Some of them are as under:
    1. Dolibarr ERP
    1. MixERP
    1. VIENNA Advantage
    1. xTuple

    Check their sites and find yourself a suitable ERP software :-)
    Let me know if you need my help.

    Thank you.
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    • Profile picture of the author hayleymarycampbell
      Hey, @hannahbaker

      Thank you for this information. Though now I am very much confused between this list of software
      I read each and every information about the mentioned software. Each software looks fine to me. It would be great if you help me through this.

      Thank you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jason Kanigan
    I'm operations management-trained and have sold these ERP / MRP II systems over the past 20 years.

    "The Best" is kind of an impossible dream as what is best for you is not best for someone else.

    BUT...

    ...what I can recommend you look for, that is valuable to all buyers, is LONGEVITY.

    How long has the program been available?

    How well has it been supported? Look for support threads and see how the developers respond to user inquiries. Are they ignored? Or do the devs come in with a mission and solve the problem? What have they done recently?

    "Free" can be very expensive. Unsupported software eventually fails catastrophically...and when it's the skeleton of your business that has far-reaching effects. So make a good decision now and protect yourself.

    It's not about the features. It's about whether the solution will be around next year. No one can guarantee that (though getting a paid solution helps); however, picking one that has emotionally-invested dev support is something you can do.
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  • Profile picture of the author hayleymarycampbell
    Hey, Jason Kanigan

    Thanks for your reply. I know it's not totally about features. But each and every ERP software looks promising. So do you have any idea how i can see which software is better or is there any way where i can compare two software and get the actual idea?

    Let me know your views.

    Thank you :-)
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    • Profile picture of the author Jason Kanigan
      Originally Posted by hayleymarycampbell View Post

      Hey, Jason Kanigan

      Thanks for your reply. I know it's not totally about features. But each and every ERP software looks promising. So do you have any idea how i can see which software is better or is there any way where i can compare two software and get the actual idea?

      Let me know your views.

      Thank you :-)
      Then that shows you:

      a) just about everything will work

      and

      b) you don't know your own processes well enough.


      It's a fact: most solutions will work.

      Same goes for design programs, video editing suites, accounting software and so on.

      And if you can't eliminate some options because it's clear they don't fit your processes, you don't know how you do what you do. This is a surprisingly common problem.

      Technology is glue: apply it last.

      Have you written down your procedures?

      To be fair, most businesses have not.
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  • Profile picture of the author Nancy Hodges
    ERP Software can help you simplify your business processes and providing a system of integrated applications to manage your business and automate many functions related to technology, human resources and services. So, choose an ERP System that helps your business grow and ERP is the perfect choice for it.
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  • Profile picture of the author sebastian1809
    Check out SAP ERP , I think it's good enough and that's what a big portion of companies use nowadays
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