Working with companies in Kazakhstan and remotely.

Mini ERP · CRM inventory · finance · reporting

Mini ERP for sales, inventory and finance management

I build lightweight ERP systems around your company processes: customers, deals, products, stock, procurement, payments, receivables, roles and management reporting.

CRM customers and deals
Stock products, procurement, balances
Finance payments and receivables
Reports roles and management reporting

When Excel, CRM and chats no longer hold operations together

Data is scattered

Sales, stock, payments and tasks live in different tools.

No shared process

Deals, procurement, shipments and approvals do not have clear statuses.

Finance is hard to control

Debt, margin, payments and cash movement are not visible enough.

A focused system is needed

Start with MVP modules instead of a heavy ERP rollout.

Mini ERP is assembled from modules for your workflow

CRM

Customers and sales

Customer base, deals, stages, managers, tasks and communication history.

  • sales pipeline
  • customer card
  • tasks and reminders
  • manager plan vs actual
Inventory

Inventory and procurement

Products, stock, movement, suppliers, reserves, shortages and excess.

  • stock accounting
  • receipts and write-offs
  • purchase requests
  • turnover
Finance

Finance

Payments, receivables, expenses, margin, P&L, cash flow and management metrics.

  • accounts receivable
  • income and expenses
  • margin
  • budget plan vs actual
BI + AI

Reports and AI insights

Dashboards, KPIs, exports, metric explanations and deviation highlights.

  • management reports
  • role-based KPIs
  • AI commentary
  • exports and access
03 — Process

Launch the first useful operational layer, then expand

01

Diagnosis

Review processes, roles, documents and current pain points.

02

MVP modules

Select the first set of modules.

03

Prototype

Align screens, statuses, permissions and logic.

04

Development

Build interface, backend, database and reports.

05

Testing

Validate real scenarios and numbers.

06

Launch

Deliver system access, docs and next steps.

How we define the first useful Mini ERP scope.

First stage

We select the operational core: for example orders, inventory and payments. We align entities, roles, statuses and the boundary with accounting or CRM.

What affects cost and duration

The module set, number of user roles, warehouse and finance rules, imports, integrations with 1C, Bitrix24, SAP, iiko, Directum and other systems, plus reporting depth.

What we need for an estimate

Current spreadsheets and directories, sample documents, a list of users and systems, key reports and the employee responsible for accepting the first release.

Result and fit

You receive a deployed operational system, configured roles, data exchange, instructions and a module roadmap. Mini ERP fits a compact team; several departments and end-to-end planning require company ERP.

Related services

When the whole company enters the system, move to company ERP.

Company ERP adds departments, legal entities, deeper finance, audit and wider integrations. AI assistants can remain a separate layer for data, documents and approved actions.

Mini ERP questions

How is Mini ERP different from CRM?

Mini ERP connects CRM with inventory, procurement, finance, requests, roles and reporting.

Can we start with a few modules?

Yes. Start with the most painful process and expand after launch.

Which systems can be integrated with Mini ERP?

Mini ERP can exchange data with 1C, Bitrix24, SAP, iiko, Directum, CRM, Excel, websites, databases and other systems through available APIs and exchange mechanisms.

05 — Contact

Tell me what system you want to build.

Write briefly: what the company does, where data and processes live now, what should be in the first version and what timing matters.