The business suite

WatuERP: the whole business in one suite

Specialist apps on a box in your office, all posting to one set of books — so your business runs like it has an ERP, and you can start with just one app.

Get WatuERP from a partner How to buy WatuERP

Many specialist apps, one ledger

Each department gets an app made for its job. Every app posts to the same ledger in WatuAccounts, once — so together they behave like an ERP.

WatuHRM

WatuFleet

WatuCRM

WatuPOS

More apps…

WatuAccounts — one ledgerEvery app posts here, once.

A Watu Box in your office — works offline.

Sold asWatuERP

Watu CloudThe box registers here and grows with the cloud: licences, the app catalogue, signed updates and encrypted off-site backup. More

Specialist appsHR, sales, stock, point of sale, fleet, purchasing — each one built for the people who use it.

One ledgerPayroll, sales and purchases land in the same books. No typing the same figures twice.

Start smallBegin with one app. Add the next when you are ready.

Classic ERP or WatuERP?

A classic ERP is one vendor, one big system, switched on all at once. WatuERP is specialist apps plugged into one ledger, added one by one.

	Classic ERP	WatuERP — integrated apps, one ledger
Shape	One large system with every module	Specialist apps linked to one ledger
Start	All modules at once; a long project	One app first; add more later
Cost	Large spend up front	Pay as you add apps
Change	A change touches the whole system	Change or add one app at a time
Risk	Big-bang go-live for everyone	Small steps, one department at a time
Fits	Large firms with their own IT team	Businesses that grow step by step

Separate systems linked to each other5 apps → 10 linksEvery system talks to every other one: more to build, more to break.

WatuERP — one centre5 apps → 5 linksEach app links once, to the ledger in the middle.

Start with one app, add the rest

There is no migration at any step — each new app joins the same ledger.

Step 1AccountingWatuAccounts

Step 2+ HR & PayrollWatuHRM

Step 3+ POS
+ Inventory & WarehousingWatuPOS, WatuStock

Step 4+ Procurement
+ Fleet
+ Manufacturing✓ Full WatuERP

Who it is for

Who buys it

Growing businesses with several departments
Owners who want one view of the whole company
Trading, transport, retail, distribution and production firms

What it fixes

Separate tools and spreadsheets that do not talk to each other
The same data typed in twice, with mistakes
No single picture of how the business is doing

Why it runs in your office

FastRuns at the speed of the office network, not the internet line.

Works in outagesInternet down? Sales, payroll and records carry on.

Data stays homeYour business data lives in your own office.

One-off hardwareThe box is bought once and stays with you.

The price depends on what you need and the size of your organisation; your certified WatuFlex partner quotes in writing before you pay anything, then sets it up and looks after it. Get a price from a partner → The machine you need →

How to buy

Get WatuERP from a certified partner

WatuERP is sold, installed and supported only by certified WatuFlex partners. Tell them how your organisation works; they show WatuERP on your own processes and give you a written price for the apps you need.

Choose a partner near you, or one who knows your sector.
See a demo on your own processes.
Get a written quote — the price for your size and the apps you need.
Go live: they install, train your staff and support you.

Find a WatuFlex partner Ask a partner for a price

WatuFlex does not sell directly: every licence is sold, installed and supported by a certified partner, so you always have someone local to call.

Common questions

“Is it a real ERP?”Yes, in practice. Specialist apps post to one ledger in WatuAccounts, so together they work like an ERP.

“Do I need internet?”No. The box in your office works offline. Watu Cloud is there when you want to grow.

“Can I start small?”Yes. Start with one app and add more later, with no migration.

“Specialist apps on a box in your office, all posting to one set of books — so your business runs like it has an ERP, and you can start with just one app.”