ERP & CRM
Stop reading about it. Open it.
ERP
Running the company
People
Employees, departments, designations, documents and the org chart.
Attendance
Daily marking, leave requests, holidays and a month view that closes payroll.
Payroll
Salary structures, allowances, deductions, payslips and a monthly run.
Onboarding
Offer letters, joining checklists and the documents each new hire owes.
Tasks
Assignment, due dates, status and the trail of who moved what.
Expenses
Claims, approval chains, reimbursement status and category reporting.
Assets
What the company owns, who is holding it, and when it came back.
Administration
Console users, roles, branding, domains and the audit log.
CRM
Winning the work
Inbound leads
Everything the website, ad forms and referrals deliver, in one triage inbox.
Pipeline
Stages you define, with the value and the age of every deal visible.
Calling desk
Call from the screen, log the outcome, and schedule the follow-up in one action.
Follow-ups
Reminders that reach the phone by web push, not a list nobody opens.
Contacts
One record per person, with every call, note and deal attached to it.
Conversions
What closed, what was lost, the reason given, and by whom.
Deployment
Four shapes, one product
Demo
FreeA complete, working console with sample data, open right now. Enter your own data and it stays — the demo is not wiped nightly, because evaluating an ERP takes a week.
Open the ERP demoSaaS
MonthlyYour own tenant on our infrastructure, at your own address on this platform. Fastest to start, nothing to run, upgrades arrive on their own.
Talk to usYour own domain
MonthlyThe same tenant, served at erp.yourcompany.com with your logo and colours. Your staff never see another company’s name over the door.
Talk to usDedicated server
AnnualYour own database and your own server, isolated from every other customer, with one invoice and nothing for your team to administer.
Talk to usA note on the dedicated server. It runs in Brets Pvt Ltd’s own cloud account, not yours. That is a deliberate choice: provisioning into a customer’s account would mean handing over a token that keeps pulling our compiled backend after they stop paying, and we will not issue one. You get genuine isolation — your own database, your own server, nobody else on it — and one invoice, with nothing for your team to administer.
Questions
What buyers actually ask
Can I see it without talking to anybody?
Yes. The demo is a URL with sample data already in it, and there is no form in front of it. Put your own records in — it is not reset overnight, because evaluating an ERP properly takes a week and a nightly wipe would destroy the evaluation halfway through.
Our business does not work like anyone else’s. Will this fit?
Usually it fits with changes rather than as-is, and that is the normal path: the standard modules cover the parts every business shares, and the parts that are actually yours are built onto them. If your operation is unusual enough that the base is the wrong shape, we say so and build the system around your process instead.
Where does our data live?
On SaaS, in the shared platform database, isolated per tenant. On a dedicated server it is your own database on your own server, with no other customer on it. Either way it is your data: an export is available at any time, and it is not held to keep you subscribed.
Can it run on our own domain?
Yes — erp.yourcompany.com, with your logo and your colours, so your staff never see another company’s name over the door. That is a configuration, not a separate build, so it costs the same monthly fee.
What happens if we stop paying?
You get your data out. That is stated here rather than buried, because the fear of being locked in is the single most reasonable objection to buying an ERP from anybody, and a vendor unwilling to answer it in public has answered it.
Try it first. Then tell us what is missing.
The most useful conversation we can have is the one after you have used it — because by then you are describing your business, not guessing at features.