Lightweight ERP for e-commerce brands
You've outgrown the spreadsheet but you don't need a factory ERP. A lightweight ERP covers stock, purchasing and margins — without the six-month rollout or the month of training.
The gap between a spreadsheet and an ERP
Between a shared Excel file and a MAD 300,000 package there was long nothing at all. So many Moroccan brands stay on spreadsheets well past the point where it costs them money.
A lightweight ERP sits exactly in that space: the discipline of a real system, over the narrow perimeter an e-commerce brand actually needs.
What it covers
Enough to run the business seriously, little enough for the team to adopt it in days.
- Real-time stock, multi-warehouse if needed
- Supplier purchasing and goods-receipt tracking
- True landed cost per product
- Customer orders connected to the storefront
- Margin per product after delivery fees and returns
- Stockout and overstock alerts
What we deliberately leave out
No full accounting, no payroll, no manufacturing. Those modules bloat the project and already exist at your accountant's or in a dedicated tool.
If your need genuinely includes them, then you need a full ERP — and we'll say so rather than selling you the light version.
What you get
- Stock and purchasing module in production
- Connection to your online store
- Landed cost and margin calculation
- Replenishment alerts
- Short team training
Budget
Lightweight ERP
from MAD 30,000
- Stock and purchasing
- Store connection
- Landed cost and margin
- Team training
Deliberately narrow scope, so quoting is simpler than a full ERP.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a full ERP?
Scope. The lightweight ERP covers stock, purchasing and margins. It does no general accounting, payroll or manufacturing.
Can we extend it later?
Yes, by design. It is built on the same foundation as our full ERPs, so adding modules doesn't mean starting over.
Do we need a CRM first?
No, the two are independent. Many clients start with the CRM on the order side, then add the lightweight ERP on the stock side.
Let's talk about your project
A short call to scope the need, the perimeter and a realistic budget — no commitment.