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ERP implementation partner

One ERP system for your entire business

TaqwaSolution implements, customises and supports ERP — accounting, inventory, manufacturing, HR and CRM working as one system instead of a dozen disconnected spreadsheets.

  • 19 ERP modules
  • Open source — no per-user licence fees
  • Implementation, training and support
  • Based in Karachi, Pakistan

Industries

Configured for how your industry actually works

The same platform, set up differently. Pick your sector to see what an implementation usually covers.

Manufacturing Industry Solutions

Streamline your production processes with our comprehensive manufacturing ERP solutions.

Our solutions help manufacturers reduce waste, improve efficiency, and increase profitability.

More on manufacturing
  • Production planning and scheduling
  • Bill of Materials (BOM) management
  • Quality control and inspection
  • Shop floor management
  • Maintenance management
  • Inventory optimization for raw materials
  • Real-time production tracking

How we work

A predictable path to go-live

No surprises halfway through. Every stage has a defined output you can review before the next one starts.

  1. Discovery

    We map how you work today — what runs well, and where time is being lost.

  2. Solution design

    Which ERP modules you need and what customisation is required, written down before work starts.

  3. Implementation

    Configuration, data migration and integrations, proven on a test environment first.

  4. Training

    Training for your team, so the business depends on the system rather than on one person.

  5. Go-live

    A planned cut-over, with extra support until everything has settled.

  6. Support

    Ongoing maintenance, updates and troubleshooting after go-live.

Strategic alliance

One ALIF Global

One ALIF Global is our strategic partner with extensive experience in ERP implementation across multiple industries and countries. Together, we deliver world-class ERP solutions tailored to your business needs.

Australia

Revolutionizing dyslexia assistance with speech recognition technology developed in Angular

United Kingdom

Advancing healthcare with comprehensive at-home services website with robust features

Tanzania

ERPnext & Odoo consultancy services

UAE

Accounting System development and consultancy services

Canada

Crafting dynamic Cricket Management WebApp, Mobile App, and Track-My-Bus website

Malaysia

Multiple ERP projects across various industries

Questions

Common questions about ERP

What is ERP?

ERP stands for enterprise resource planning — one system covering accounting, inventory, manufacturing, HR, CRM and more, instead of a separate tool for each. The platform we implement is open source, so there are no per-user licence fees for the software itself.

Which ERP modules do we actually need?

That depends on how your business runs. Most implementations begin with accounts and inventory, then add the modules that remove the most manual work. We establish this during discovery rather than selling a fixed bundle.

Can ERP be customised for our processes?

Yes. The platform supports custom fields, custom forms, workflows, print formats and scripted automation, so the system can follow your process rather than forcing you to change it.

Can our existing data be migrated?

Existing masters and balances — customers, suppliers, items, opening stock and opening accounts — are normally migrated during implementation. The scope is confirmed once we have seen the current data.

Can ERP connect to the other systems we use?

The platform exposes a REST API and supports webhooks, which is how integrations with e-commerce platforms, payment gateways and third-party tools are usually built.

Do you provide support after go-live?

Yes. Support and maintenance continues after go-live, covering updates, issue resolution and further configuration as the business changes.

Talk to us about your ERP

Tell us how the business runs today and what is slowing it down. We will tell you which ERP modules would actually help — and which you do not need.