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We are about to start developing an ERP for small companies, and the question is if there is some free framework for ERP that I can use? Is something done to accelerate the process?

Randyka Yudhistira
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It's a little unclear from your question what you're wanting. If you want to use existing open source ERP software and possibly extend it (subject to the terms of its license), there's a nice list at List of ERP software packages on Wikipedia.

If you're wanting a framework that will help you write a custom ERP package, I am not aware of any such software. I'd treat it like any other software project - gather requirements, then look for pieces that can be used off-the-shelf. Some examples:

  • O/RMs
  • Logging frameworks like log4j (ports exist for other languages)
  • IoC Container frameworks
  • Pluggable architecture frameworks like MEF (.NET-specific)

And so on. Don't go overboard; use only the pieces you need.

EDIT: Apparently at least one ERP framework exists: WyattERP. If you're comfortable with Tcl, it may be worth a look.

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Look at Apache OFBiz - an open source enterprise automation software project. Also, there is a Wikipedia definition.

Sergei Danielian
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Try OpenERP. OpenERP (previously known as TinyERP) is an open source integrated enterprise resource planning (ERP) software manufactured by OpenERP s.a.

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Yes there is: IntarS. Open Source, Universal Application, several working example ERP systems available.

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In case you are okay with ASP.NET MVC C# you can have a look at the ERP Core Framework provided by Arinsys. You can download the Nuget package here. It's built over ASP.NET 5 MVC 6 framework with ports to ASP.NET 4.5+

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