ERPNext for Finance, Trading & Logistics Businesses

Yes. ERPNext has full multi-currency support — invoices, payments, and reports can all be in different currencies, with automatic exchange rate fetching (from ERPNext's built-in exchange rate service or your bank's rate). Currency gain/loss is calculated and posted automatically. For Mumbai's import-export and international trading businesses, this is a standard ERPNext capability.

ERPNext has built-in batch and serial number tracking. For pharma, Quantbit configures batch-wise expiry management, FIFO/FEFO stock valuation, and batch recall workflows. Drug licence details, storage conditions, and regulatory fields are added as custom fields. The system prevents expired stock from being invoiced and generates batch traceability reports for audits.

Many businesses want to replace Tally entirely with ERPNext — which Quantbit handles through a full Tally-to-ERPNext migration. For companies that need to run both temporarily, Quantbit builds Tally integration middleware that syncs journal entries between systems during the transition period. The goal is always to eliminate Tally, since ERPNext's accounting module covers everything Tally does and much more.

Yes. ERPNext has built-in e-invoicing (IRN generation via NIC API) and e-way bill generation. For businesses crossing the e-invoice threshold, Quantbit configures the GST e-invoice connector, tests end-to-end with the sandbox, and trains the accounts team. E-way bill generation is also automated within the delivery note and sales invoice flow.

Yes. ERPNext supports multi-company, multi-branch, and multi-warehouse structures. Each warehouse can have its own stock, and inter-warehouse stock transfers are fully tracked. For trading companies with Mumbai headquarters and branches in other cities, a single ERPNext instance covers all locations with consolidated and branch-wise reporting.