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Yajat Gulati
Co-founder, Crator
Yajat writes about ERPNext, AI agents and how operations teams adopt business software.
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ERPNext v16 Accounting: what changed from v15
ERPNext v16 adds configurable financial statements, consolidated trial balance, reporting currency, a redesigned tax withholding model and date-based budgets. Here is what finance teams should test before upgrading from v15.
ERPNext v16 Banking: inside the new reconciliation app
ERPNext v16.33 brings statement imports, transaction matching and reconciliation into a focused Banking view. See what finance teams should test before adopting it.
ERPNext v16 inward subcontracting: a new job-work workflow
ERPNext v16 adds inward subcontracting for manufacturers who process customer-owned material. Follow the Sales Order, Inward Order, Work Order, delivery and return flow, plus the migration checks.
ERPNext v16 manufacturing: planning and shop-floor changes
ERPNext v16 connects sales forecasts to a Master Production Schedule and MRP, adds semi-finished goods and phantom BOMs, expands co-product costing and gives job cards and work orders new controls.
ERPNext v16 POS: Sales Invoice vs POS Invoice
Existing v15 stores retain POS Invoice after upgrading to ERPNext v16. See how both invoice modes affect checkout, closing, reports and cashier work.
ERPNext v16 stock: reservation and traceability
ERPNext v16 takes stock reservation beyond Sales Orders and adds backward and forward serial and batch traceability. Here is what changed from v15 and what custom apps should test.
ERPNext v16 vs v15: the changes that alter daily work
ERPNext v16 changes navigation, financial reporting, manufacturing, stock, subcontracting and POS. Here is what changed from v15, who benefits and what to test before upgrading.
ERPNext pricing changes the maths as your team grows
ERPNext has no per-user software licence, while Odoo and Zoho ERP charge by user. Here is what that changes, and which costs still remain.
ERPNext vs Odoo: the choice is really about control
ERPNext and Odoo can both run a serious business. The better choice depends on how much you want to change, who should make those changes and who should own the result.
Frappeverse Mumbai 2026 recap: every major announcement
Frappeverse 2026 recap covering all nine keynotes, including ERPNext v16, Frappe Cloud V2 and Raven V3, with every announcement sorted by release status.
Frappe Suite keynote: seven apps begin to work as one
Frappe Suite brings Mail, Calendar, Meet, Drive, Writer, Slides and Sheets into one codebase and previews the unreleased interface connecting them.
A 15-minute ERPNext go-live cost £5,000. Two weeks later, it worked
How one ERPNext and Amazon go-live published bad prices, what the team rebuilt, and why the second rollout worked.
Frappeverse keynote: CRM, Helpdesk and Learning put teams in control
Frappe's CRM, Helpdesk and Learning keynote brought more customization, clearer daily workflows and broader access across three growing products.
Frappeverse Mumbai 2026 keynote: ERPNext focuses on polish and scale
A recap of Frappe's Framework and ERPNext keynote, covering the redesigned Desk experience, DuckDB performance, security and a new stock engine prototype.
The Ultimate Guide to Getting an ERP
Zoho, Odoo and ERPNext can all make sense for an SME. This guide explains how customisation, implementation costs and team adoption shape the decision.
We just raised $200k to build the future of ERPs
We raised $200k to get SMEs onto ERPNext in weeks, not months. Here's what we're building.