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ERPNext implementation for Indian ecommerce brands

From three spreadsheets to one system that runs the business.

Inventory in one sheet, orders in another, shipping in a third, and every evening someone matches them by hand. We set up one self-hosted ERPNext that you own: accounts, inventory, order sync with your store, and GST returns. ₹2,00,000 + GST one-time, 6–8 weeks, no per-user licence fee. The software is open-source, so you pay only for the setup and your own hosting.

See the 6-milestone process

₹2,00,000 + GST6–8 weeks

Rated 4.9 on Google200+ ecommerce brandsFixed price · one-time

200+

D2C brands launched

₹385Cr+

Revenue generated

98%

Client retention

The transformation

From three spreadsheets to one system that runs the business.

Before

Inventory in one sheet, orders in another, shipping in a third — reconciled by hand every evening, and it breaks somewhere around 50 orders a day.

After

One self-hosted system — accounts, inventory, and orders in sync with your store — the same ERPNext deployment we run our own operations on, at portal.growwwtech.com.

We’re not reselling a licence. ERPNext is open-source, with no per-user fee, and we use it every working day.

Source: Growww Tech brand data + portal.growwwtech.com (our own ERPNext deployment)

The proposal

Everything is on this page: the scope, the process, what is not included and the terms. Read it, then pay and get started, or ask for the same thing as a formal quote.

ERPNext Implementation

One-time · 6–8 weeks

Accounting, inventory, and order sync in one self-hosted system — deployed on your infrastructure, owned by you.One invoice, paid upfront — no per-user licence fee on top

₹2,00,000+ GST

Live in 6–8 weeks

One invoice, paid upfront through Zoho Billing. Your GST invoice from Grovesbox Private Limited is emailed the moment the payment clears. Work begins within one business day of a cleared payment.

Refunds work exactly as our terms say. Read the refund terms

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  • Self-hosted deployment you own — no per-user licence fee, ever
  • Accounting, inventory, and GST-ready books in one system
  • Order + stock sync with your store — no more double entry
  • Parallel-run migration, then hands-on team training
See the 6 milestones, week by week

Fixed scope, in writing.

The scope and the price are written down before kickoff. Anything extra is named and priced there, never added halfway through. Read the terms

What clients say

“Managing Lokshi's Choice through Instagram and WhatsApp DMs was becoming impossible, as we were constantly missing messages and struggling to keep up with order updates.”

I was hesitant about the technical challenges of a website, but Raghoo and the Growww Ecommerce team simplified everything and delivered exactly the result I wanted. Since launching, the automated tracking and product management have transformed our workflow and significantly boosted our sales. Their professional approach is perfect for any entrepreneur looking to take the next step in their business growth.

LokshiFounder, Lokshi’s ChoiceRated 5 out of 5

What’s included

The spreadsheets retire. One system takes over.

Six things the ₹2,00,000 ships — self-hosted, on infrastructure you own, with GST-ready books from day one.

6–8 weeks

Fit check to handover

50

Orders a day: where three spreadsheets break

  • Requirements + data mapping workshop

    Every current spreadsheet and store-admin habit mapped onto ERPNext's doctypes before we touch a setting — so the system fits how you actually work, not a generic template.

  • Self-hosted deployment you own

    ERPNext deployed on your VPS or managed hosting — we advise, you own the server and the login. No per-user licence fee: the software is open-source, you pay for implementation and hosting.

  • Chart of accounts + GST setup

    Books built for GSTR-friendly filing from day one — GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B categories mapped so your CA isn't reconciling a system that wasn't built for Indian tax.

  • Inventory + warehouse structure

    Stock structured the way you actually store it, including a second warehouse if you run one — not a single flat inventory list.

  • Order sync with your store

    Shopify or WooCommerce connected so orders, stock, and invoices stay in one system — no re-entering the same order in a spreadsheet after it lands in your store.

  • Migration + hands-on training

    Opening balances and current stock migrated with a parallel-run before cutover, plus working sessions with your actual team on your actual data — not a PDF nobody reads.

Timeline

Fit check to handover — 6–8 weeks.

A D2C-scoped deployment on the store and books you already run is the shortest ERP path there is.

  1. Before kickoff

    Fit check

    30-minute call — confirms an ERP is the right layer now

  2. Weeks 1–2

    Requirements + data mapping

    Workshop + chart-of-accounts draft

  3. Weeks 3–5

    Core setup + store integration

    Deployment, GST setup, inventory, order sync

  4. Weeks 6–7

    Migration + training

    Parallel run, opening balances, team sessions

Handover

Documentation + support policy in writing

6–8 weeks total

Who you’ll talk to

The people who answer your call.

Your call goes to our own team at the Visakhapatnam office. We run our projects and client portal on ERPNext every day, and the same team sets up yours.

Dhushyant Deepak Chand Puredla helping Tarun Sai Kotni at his desk at our Visakhapatnam office
  • Call languages

    Telugu, English, Hindi, Kannada

  • Hours

    Mon–Fri, 9:00 am–7:00 pm IST

  • Office

    1st Floor, YBR Nilayam, Dayal Nagar Colony, Vishalakshi Nagar, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh 530043, India. Open in Google Maps (opens in a new tab)

  • Other cities

    Meet in person: by appointment in Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Surat

  • Call time

    You pick morning, afternoon or evening, Monday to Friday.

Straight answer

Who this deployment is for, and when to wait.

This is for you if

  • Order volume, SKU count or a second warehouse has made the spreadsheet the bottleneck.
  • Your accountant matches the sheets by hand before every GST return.
  • You want the system on a server you own, with no per-user fee.

Not for you if

  • Your orders still fit in one spreadsheet. A sheet plus your store admin is fine at that volume; an ERP adds process weight before it pays back.
  • You need one integration or one automation, not a full ERP. Business Automation scopes that on its own.
  • You need custom apps beyond ERPNext’s standard modules. That is software development.

Process

How the deployment runs — milestone by milestone.

Six milestones from fit check to handover, each with what we ship and what you receive.

  1. Milestone 01

    Fit Check — Honestly

    A 30-minute call to confirm an ERP is the right layer for your store right now — before any invoice moves.

    • Below roughly 50 orders a day, we'll usually say so on the call — a spreadsheet plus your store admin genuinely is fine at that volume; an ERP adds process weight before it pays back.
    • We check what's actually breaking: reconciling inventory across sheets, GST return week turning into a scramble, or a second warehouse making the spreadsheet the bottleneck.
    • If the fit is right, we confirm your hosting plan — your own VPS or a managed provider — before Requirements + Data Mapping starts.

    You’ll receive

    • Straight fit verdict on the call
    • Hosting plan confirmed
    • Kickoff date set
  2. Milestone 02 · Weeks 1–2

    Requirements + Data Mapping

    We map what's actually in your spreadsheets and store admin today onto ERPNext's doctypes, before any setup starts.

    • Every current sheet — inventory, orders, shipping — reviewed for what maps directly and what needs restructuring.
    • Chart-of-accounts workshop with your accountant or bookkeeper, so the books match how your CA already files GST.
    • Store catalog and SKU structure reviewed for the Shopify/WooCommerce sync that comes in Core Setup.

    You’ll receive

    • Data mapping document
    • Chart-of-accounts draft
    • Migration checklist
  3. Milestone 03 · Weeks 3–4

    Core Setup

    ERPNext deployed on your infrastructure, with accounts, GST, and inventory structure built to your mapping.

    • Self-hosted deployment on your VPS or managed hosting — we advise on the provider and specs, you own the server and the login.
    • Chart of accounts and GST setup built for GSTR-friendly books — GSTR-1 and GSTR-3B categories mapped from day one.
    • Inventory and warehouse structure built to match how you actually store stock, including a second warehouse if you run one.

    You’ll receive

    • ERPNext deployed and reachable
    • GST-mapped chart of accounts
    • Inventory + warehouse structure live
  4. Milestone 04 · Weeks 4–5

    Store Integration

    Orders, stock, and invoices sync automatically between your store and ERPNext — no more re-entering the same order twice.

    • Shopify or WooCommerce connected so new orders create sales invoices and pull stock in ERPNext without manual entry.
    • Stock levels sync both directions, so a sale on the store and a manual adjustment in ERPNext both stay accurate.
    • Test orders run end to end before we touch a single rupee of real data.

    You’ll receive

    • Store-to-ERPNext order sync live
    • Two-way stock sync verified
    • End-to-end test order signed off
  5. Milestone 05 · Weeks 6–7

    Migration + Training

    Opening balances and current stock move in, your team gets hands-on working sessions, and we run parallel before cutover.

    • Opening balances and current stock migrated from your spreadsheets — reconciled against your last physical count before go-live.
    • ERPNext runs in parallel with your existing spreadsheet for a short window, so any mismatch surfaces before you cut over, not after.
    • Team training is working sessions on your real data — an accountant entering a real invoice, a warehouse person doing a real stock check — not a PDF nobody reads.

    You’ll receive

    • Opening balances + stock migrated
    • Parallel-run reconciliation signed off
    • Team trained on real workflows
  6. Milestone 06 · Week 8

    Handover + Support Policy

    Documentation handed over, the spreadsheet retired, and the support policy stated once, in writing.

    • Written documentation covering how each doctype is used, who owns which module, and how to run the day-to-day.
    • Bug fixes on what we shipped are covered as our terms say (/terms#refunds).
    • Growth work after handover (new automations, new integrations, reports we didn’t scope) is quoted on its own. It’s never a maintenance contract you can’t leave.

    You’ll receive

    • Written system documentation
    • Spreadsheet formally retired
    • Support policy in writing

Scope boundaries

What we need from you. What we don't do.

No surprises after kickoff. Here is what each side brings, in writing.

What we need from you

  • A server or hosting account we can deploy to — your own VPS or a managed provider
  • Store admin access to your Shopify or WooCommerce store for the order/stock sync
  • Your accountant or bookkeeper available for the chart-of-accounts + GST workshop
  • Your current spreadsheets — inventory, orders, shipping — however messy
  • A named point of contact for the go-live decision after the parallel run

What’s not included

  • Hosting fees — billed to you directly by your VPS or hosting provider, not us
  • Manufacturing and MRP modules, and multi-company setups — scoped separately if you need them
  • Custom app development beyond ERPNext's standard doctypes — that's /services/software-development scope
  • Ongoing bookkeeping itself — your accountant works in the system we build; we don't do the bookkeeping

FAQ

Asked before every ERPNext deployment.

A D2C-scoped ERPNext deployment: the requirements + data mapping workshop, self-hosted deployment on your infrastructure, chart of accounts + GST setup, inventory and warehouse structure, order sync with your store (Shopify or WooCommerce), migration of opening balances and current stock, hands-on team training, and documentation. One-time implementation fee.

Hosting fees — billed to you directly by your VPS or hosting provider. Manufacturing/MRP modules and multi-company setups, scoped separately if you need them. Custom app development beyond ERPNext's standard doctypes (that's /services/software-development scope). And ongoing bookkeeping itself — your accountant works in the system we build; we don't do the data entry.

ERPNext is open-source — no per-user licence fee, so the software itself is free and you pay for implementation and hosting, not a per-seat subscription that grows every time you hire. You also own the deployment outright: it runs on your server, under your control, not inside a vendor's hosted account you'd lose access to if you stopped paying. Zoho Books, Tally, and SAP Business One are all reasonable systems for the right team — this is a fair statement of what's different about ERPNext, not a case against them.

Yes. We run our own operations — projects, finances, and the client portal — on this same self-hosted ERPNext, at portal.growwwtech.com. We're not reselling a licence we've never touched; we run the system daily.

Billed to you directly by whichever VPS or hosting provider you choose — we advise on the provider and the specs your data volume needs, but the hosting invoice is yours, separate from our ₹2,00,000. We don't mark it up or resell it.

Bug fixes on what we shipped stay free for the lifetime of the deployment — that's the same no-AMC stance the rest of Growww Tech runs on. The ₹20,000/month retainer, if you want it, is optional growth work: new automations, new integrations, reports we didn't originally scope. It's growth work, not maintenance, and there's no obligation to take it.

We run ERPNext in parallel with your existing spreadsheet for a short window before cutover — every order, every stock movement gets checked against both systems. Mismatches surface and get fixed during the parallel run, before you retire the spreadsheet, not after.

Business Automation (/services/erp-automation) covers broader integration work — connecting multiple tools, custom workflows, automations across systems you already run. This page is the named ERPNext implementation specifically: the deployment itself, accounting, inventory, order sync, and GST setup, in one system.

Below roughly 50 orders a day, a spreadsheet plus your store admin genuinely is fine — an ERP adds process weight before it pays back. Revisit when order volume, SKU count, or a second warehouse make the spreadsheet the actual bottleneck.
Start the deployment

₹2,00,000. 6–8 weeks. A system you own.

Start with a 30-minute call. We tell you on the call if an ERP is right for you yet, and the scope and price are fixed in writing before kickoff.

Calls Monday to Friday, in Telugu, English, Hindi or Kannada.

₹2,00,000 + GST · one-time · live in 6–8 weeks