XRP
Omnipresent by design. A next-generation enterprise resource planning platform that unifies financial management, manufacturing operations, supply chain, CRM, HCM, BI, asset management, project controls, and industry operations in one customer-controlled runtime. Deploy XRP self-hosted, in your cloud, as managed dedicated, shared SaaS, hybrid, air-gapped, or ruggedized edge — one ERP system, every topology.
XRP
Omnipresent by design. A next-generation enterprise resource planning platform that unifies financial management, manufacturing operations, supply chain, CRM, HCM, BI, asset management, project controls, and industry operations in one customer-controlled runtime. Deploy XRP self-hosted, in your cloud, as managed dedicated, shared SaaS, hybrid, air-gapped, or ruggedized edge — one ERP system, every topology.
One Unified Business System
Financial management, manufacturing operations, supply chain and inventory, human capital, CRM, business intelligence, asset management, project controls, and industry operations run on one system of record. No ETL, no dual writes, no module silos.
Omnipresent Deployment
XRP runs wherever your business runs. Self-hosted, your cloud, managed dedicated, shared SaaS, hybrid, air-gapped, or ruggedized edge — you choose the topology, you keep the data.
Built-In Security and Identity
A single identity and authorization authority governs every user, service, and access decision. No hidden permission tables, no vendor backdoor, and tenant isolation enforced down to every database row.
Integration-Ready
Connect to Shopify, Amazon, BigCommerce, QuickBooks, Xero, Stripe, Square, UPS, FedEx, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and 40+ more. Every integration is tested, versioned, and evidence-bound.
Deployment Freedom
Self-hosted, your cloud, managed dedicated, shared SaaS, hybrid, air-gapped, or ruggedized edge. You choose where the runtime and data live. No vendor lock-in.
Explore the Modules
Finance, manufacturing, supply chain, workforce, CRM, assets, projects, planning, security, and migration — each with its own page, features, and answers.
Your Operations, Unified
XRP is an ERP system that runs your entire business on one platform — finance, manufacturing, supply chain, HR, CRM, business intelligence, asset management, and project controls. Not separate modules glued together. One system, one source of truth. A change on the shop floor is visible to finance, planning, and sales in the same moment.
You choose where it runs. Self-hosted on your servers, in your cloud, as managed dedicated, shared SaaS, hybrid, air-gapped, or on ruggedized edge hardware. Your data stays where you want it. Air-gapped and edge deployments work without a public network connection.
Security runs through one authority across the entire system. No local user tables, no hidden permission databases, no vendor backdoor. Every access decision is issued centrally, and tenant isolation is enforced at the database row level.
Already running SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Acumatica, or Infor? XRP provides migration profiles that map your existing data and workflows into the unified core. Each profile is only released after it proves real compatibility — not just a long list of endpoints.
Explore Every XRP Module
Twelve systems, each with its own page, features, and answers. Pick the pain you feel first.
Finance
Close in days with every book signed.
Manufacturing
Build the right revision, the first time.
Supply Chain
Promise dates you can keep.
Workforce
Staff every shift qualified, prove every hour.
CRM
Sell what you can deliver, remember everything.
Assets
Sweat every asset, prove every cost.
Projects
Deliver on budget with receipts.
Data Flow
One boundary for the whole business.
Deployment
Run everywhere, answer anywhere.
Security
One authority, zero backdoors.
Planning
Plans you can replay, metrics you can trust.
Migration
Keep your investment, prove your cutover.
Built as One System
Most enterprise suites are a patchwork of acquisitions held together with integration glue. XRP is not. It is one platform — finance, manufacturing, inventory, supply chain, HR, CRM, business intelligence, asset management, and project controls on a single system. Every domain shares the same live data. A change in one place is visible everywhere.
A work order closes on the shop floor. Costs post to the general ledger in the same transaction. Multi-book accounting maintains local GAAP, IFRS, and tax books in parallel — one entry, three books updated. Exact-decimal money means no floating-point errors in authoritative financial records.
Reversals create linked compensating entries. Source records are never deleted. Close runs in dependency order with signer consensus. Consolidation handles multi-entity, multi-currency, intercompany elimination — from the same data your operations generate daily.
A smaller order should release the commitments it no longer needs
A customer reduces an order after material and capacity have already been committed. XRP follows the accepted amendment into reservations, scheduled work and financial consequence so teams can see what is released and what remains committed. The original revision stays available for review.
Omnipresent Deployment Topology
XRP is omnipresent by design. Seven deployment models — self-hosted, bring-your-own-cloud, managed dedicated, shared SaaS, hybrid, air-gapped, and ruggedized edge — are chosen at install time and recorded as a runtime attribute on every request, audit event, and metric. Compliance and ownership are explicit, not assumed.
Self-hosted and BYOC keep your data and runtime in your environment. Managed dedicated and shared SaaS run on Babadook-operated infrastructure with hard tenant isolation. Hybrid keeps a local primary site with cloud overflow or disaster recovery. Air-gapped and edge deployments use signed offline bundles and local trust roots, with no public-network dependency.
Security And Identity
From an employee signing in to a customer accessing their account, XRP puts identity, access and audit evidence under one authority: Argus, our vertically integrated X-Based Access Control and Evidence technology. Authentication, credential verification, sessions and workforce and customer federation work together, keeping access decisions connected to the person, policy and business action behind them.
Postgres row-level security carries tenant isolation down to each database record. Reads and writes must carry the correct tenant context; a missing scope is denied rather than treated as permission. Teams can trace security-relevant business actions through Argus evidence without leaking credentials or tokens into routine telemetry.
Operations, Planning, and Intelligence
XRP connects workforce management, asset management, project controls, and business intelligence to the same operational ledger. Workforce planning, attendance, leave, performance, and payroll-ready events are tied to production schedules and customer appointments. Asset management tracks acquisition, commissioning, utilization, maintenance, depreciation, and retirement across the full lifecycle. Project controls cover planning, scheduling, resource allocation, cost tracking, and earned-value reporting.
Business intelligence draws from live operational state, so metrics for demand, fill rate, fulfillment latency, workforce utilization, schedule adherence, asset utilization, and maintenance burden are available without waiting for ETL batches. Planning and scheduling are deterministic and replayable: every solver run produces an execution profile and evidence, and infeasible plans return clear certificates with sensitivity analysis rather than silent partial answers.
Who Runs XRP
CFO
Multi-book accounting in parallel — local GAAP, IFRS, and regulatory books update together. When the IFRS book closes, the local GAAP book is already done. No reconciliation between accounting frameworks at quarter-end.
Plant Manager
Work orders, BOMs, routing, costing, quality, and capacity planning on one system. When a machine goes down, the impact on production, supply chain, and delivery commitments is visible immediately — not at the next meeting.
Supply Chain Director
Procurement, warehousing, logistics, and landed cost on one ledger. When a supplier disruption occurs, the cascading impact through the BOM, the production schedule, and customer commitments is one query away.
CIO
One system, not seven. One database, one upgrade cycle, one audit trail. 65+ wire protocol compatibilities mean your existing tools and integrations keep working. Migration is a data import, not an application rewrite.
Bring Your Existing ERP
Running SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Acumatica, Infor, or an Attio-class CRM? You are not locked out. XRP provides migration and coexistence profiles that map your existing data, workflows, and integrations into the unified core — without forcing a rip-and-replace.
Each profile is admitted only after it proves route coverage, object mapping completeness, connector maturity, authorization evidence, event lineage, conformance tests, and reconciliation gates. The result: your current ERP investment is preserved, and XRP's high-performance Rust services take over at the pace your business can absorb.
Cross-Cutting Concerns
Some problems do not belong to any single department. They follow the business across every lifecycle stage and every industry boundary — tax obligations that change by jurisdiction, compliance evidence that auditors demand on short notice, payrolls that span multiple countries and union agreements, and payment processes where a single control gap becomes a material finding. XRP handles these inside the same system that runs your operations, not in separate tools stitched around it.
An auditor asks who approved a journal entry. In most ERP systems, that answer takes a week to reconstruct. In XRP, it takes seconds. Every action records who did it, what authority they had, and what happened. That record is permanent.
Whether your industry requires automotive PPAP, aerospace first-article inspections, pharma electronic batch records, or food safety monitoring — XRP runs each as a workflow with its own approval chain, not a label slapped on a document afterward.
Manufacturing Operations
What happens on the shop floor should not wait for a batch update to reach finance. XRP runs work orders, BOMs, routings, costing, and capacity planning on the same ledger as inventory and finance. When a work order closes, costs post. When material is consumed, inventory updates. When quality holds release, planning sees it immediately.
A work order carries its BOM, routing, material allocations, labor assignments, quality checks, and cost accumulation in one object. Release it, issue material, track operations, inspect, and close — every step updates inventory, finance, and planning in the same transaction.
When a work order closes, costs post to the general ledger. Finished goods update inventory. ATP recalculates so sales can promise the next delivery with confidence. No batch delay between production and availability.
Connected Operations
Order to Cash
A sales order in CRM triggers inventory reservation in the warehouse, picks in manufacturing, and revenue recognition in finance — all on one ledger. No handoff between systems. No reconciliation.
Procure to Pay
A purchase order approves against budget, receives against quality inspection, and pays against three-way match — one workflow, one audit trail, one source of truth.
Plan to Produce
Demand planning feeds MRP, which feeds work orders, which feed capacity planning, which feeds cost accounting — one chain, not four systems stitched together with spreadsheets.
Record to Report
Every transaction posts to the GL, to multi-book, to consolidation, and to tax — in one commit. When the controller closes the period, every book is already reconciled.
CRM and Revenue
Your sales team should not need to ask finance whether an order can be fulfilled. XRP puts accounts, contacts, deals, campaigns, and automation on the same system as orders, inventory, and invoicing. A sales rep sees real-time stock. A finance team sees committed revenue. A customer gets a consistent answer whether they talk to sales, service, or billing.
Track deals from lead to close with stage probabilities, weighted forecasts, and activity history. When a deal closes, it becomes an order without rekeying — no export to a separate order system, no sync delay.
Forecasts draw from the same pipeline your sales team updates daily. Finance sees committed revenue. Operations sees upcoming demand. Production plans adjust before the order is even confirmed.
Supply Chain and Inventory
Inventory levels in your system should match what is actually on the shelf. XRP tracks inventory across warehouses, handles landed costs, barcode scanning, and mobile warehouse management, and connects to third-party logistics and carriers. Procurement, receiving, picking, packing, and shipping all update the same ledger that finance and planning use.
Requisitions, purchase orders, supplier acknowledgements, receiving, and invoice matching — all in one workflow. When a supplier confirms a ship date, planning adjusts. When goods arrive, receiving updates inventory and AP in the same transaction. Three-way match flags discrepancies before payment.
Financial Operations
Your books should close in days, not weeks. XRP runs multi-book accounting, AP and AR lifecycles, payment processing, tax and e-invoicing, and period close on the same ledger as your daily operations. No separate consolidation spreadsheet. No overnight batch to tell you what happened last month.
Local GAAP, IFRS, and tax books maintained in parallel. When a transaction posts to one book, the corresponding entries in other books generate automatically. Multi-entity consolidation handles legal structures, ownership methods, currency translation, and intercompany elimination — all from the same data your operations generate daily.
One Ledger, Every Transaction
No Reconciliation
When a sales order ships, the inventory decrement, the COGS recognition, and the revenue posting happen in one transaction. No end-of-month reconciliation between operations and finance. No 'the numbers do not match' meeting.
No Batch Delays
Real-time posting — not nightly batches. When a transaction commits, the GL, the subledger, and the multi-book entries are visible immediately. The CFO dashboard is live, not a 24-hour-old snapshot.
No Drift
When a cost center changes, every open transaction, every work order, and every purchase order reflects it. No stale allocations. No end-of-period true-up. The ledger and the operations are always in sync — because they are the same system.
Asset and Project Management
Assets and projects are part of operations, not afterthought reports. XRP tracks equipment from acquisition through maintenance and retirement. Projects cover planning, scheduling, cost tracking, and earned value — all on the same ledger as finance and operations.
Acquisition, commissioning, maintenance scheduling, utilization tracking, depreciation, and retirement — one asset record from cradle to grave. When a machine is due for preventive maintenance, the work order generates automatically and spare parts are reserved.
When a device fails, the cost, the downtime, and the repair record are one query away. Utilization data feeds capital planning — so you know whether to buy another machine or schedule a third shift on the one you have.
Business Intelligence
Your reports should draw from the same data your operations generate — not from a data warehouse that was refreshed last night. XRP runs real-time metrics on demand, fill rate, fulfillment latency, workforce utilization, asset utilization, and maintenance burden without ETL delay.
When a dashboard shows inventory turnover, it reflects what happened this hour. When a report shows OEE, it pulls from the work orders that are still running. No stale extracts. No spreadsheet-as-database.
Integration and Connectivity
XRP connects to the systems your business already runs. E-commerce platforms, marketplaces, payment processors, accounting tools, payroll providers, tax engines, shipping carriers, EDI partners, and third-party logistics — all through typed connector profiles that are tested, versioned, and evidence-bound.
Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay, Square, Toast, and Lightspeed. Orders, inventory, pricing, and refunds sync in real time. When a sale happens on Amazon, your inventory and your general ledger update together.
Marketplace fees, advertising costs, and channel margins tracked per platform. You see true profitability per channel — not just gross sales. No spreadsheet reconciliation at month-end.
B2B and Procurement
Your B2B customers should not have to call or email to place an order. XRP runs a buyer portal where customers see their negotiated pricing, check real-time stock, submit requisitions, and track orders — all drawing from the same system as your sales and warehouse teams.
Customer-specific catalogs, negotiated price lists, order history, and real-time inventory visibility. A buyer logs in, sees their products at their prices, and places an order that flows directly into your sales and fulfillment workflow.
No phone calls. No emailed PDFs. No order rekeying by your sales team. The customer self-serves 24/7 and your team handles exceptions, not data entry. Reorder lists, bulk uploads, and saved carts speed up routine purchasing.
Advanced Pricing and RMA
Pricing in most ERP systems is a flat list that someone updates manually. XRP handles tiered pricing, quantity breaks, customer-specific contracts, promotional campaigns, and markdown rules — all with margin impact visible before publishing. And when a customer returns a product, the RMA, the inspection, the credit note, and the inventory update are one workflow.
Customer-specific price lists, tiered pricing, quantity breaks, contract pricing with effective dates, and promotional campaigns. When a price changes, affected quotes and open orders are flagged. Accepted orders lock their price — no retroactive mutation.
Margin impact is visible before you publish a price change. If a promotion erodes margin below threshold, the system warns you. Competitive pricing rules auto-adjust based on market data — so you respond to a competitor's price drop without manual recalibration.
Edge Cases Are Not Afterthoughts
Multi-Currency
Transactions in 150+ currencies with real-time exchange rates. When a customer in Japan pays in JPY and your books are in USD, the conversion, the FX gain/loss, and the revaluation post automatically.
Multi-Entity
Intercompany transactions with transfer pricing, elimination entries, and consolidation. When a subsidiary sells to a sister company, the intercompany AP, AR, and elimination post in one transaction.
Multi-Language
Documents, invoices, and reports in the language of the customer, the supplier, and the regulator — all from the same data. No separate localization layer.
Planning and Scheduling
Most ERP planning tools give you a schedule and hope it works. XRP gives you a schedule and tells you why it works — or why it does not.
Material requirements planning against live inventory, live capacity, and live demand. Available-to-promise and capable-to-promise checks run before a sales rep commits a delivery date. When stock is short, the system says so before the customer hears a date that cannot be kept.
Mobile, Offline, and Industrial
Your warehouse team works on handhelds. Your field technicians work on tablets. Your factory floor runs on sensors and machines. XRP connects to all of them.
Barcode and RFID scanning for receiving, picking, packing, and shipping. Zebra and Honeywell handhelds with Android Enterprise. When a scan happens, inventory updates in real time — no paper, no keying, no end-of-shift reconciliation.
Guided picking routes optimize warehouse travel. Putaway rules suggest bin locations based on velocity and space. Cycle counts run continuously by zone without halting operations. Picking accuracy improves, fulfillment speed increases, and the warehouse team works on the same data as finance and sales.
Matrix BOM and Configurable Products
If you build products with options — color, size, capacity, voltage, region — you need a BOM that handles configuration without creating a separate BOM for every variant. XRP runs matrix BOMs with parameter schemas, option dependencies, and variant generation. Phantom items flatten during MRP. Substitute parts are suggested when components go end-of-life.
Field Service
A field technician arrives at a job site. They need the service history, the parts list, the customer's warranty status, and the ability to close the job and invoice the customer — all on a tablet, possibly offline.
XRP runs dispatch, truck stock management, time on site, parts consumed, completion evidence, and hosted payment capture. When a job is closed, the work order, the inventory update, the invoice, and the payment are one transaction. No silent invoice marking. No double-consuming parts.
Order to Cash: One Transaction, Not Five Systems
Every step from quote to cash posting on one ledger — no handoffs, no reconciliation. In a traditional ERP, each step lives in a different module with a different database. XRP runs the entire chain in one transaction.
When a quote becomes an order, the order becomes a shipment, the shipment becomes an invoice, and the invoice becomes cash — every state change posts to the GL, the subledger, and multi-book in one commit. No reconciliation. No stale dashboards.
Module Coverage by Industry
XRP modules deployed across 17 industries — each industry uses a different combination. Automotive and aerospace draw the deepest module stacks. Retail and healthcare run leaner configurations with compliance extensions.
No industry is an afterthought. Each gets a lifecycle with complaint-to-resolution mapping, capability specifications, and deployment evidence.
Performance Proof
XRP targets sub-50ms API responses on customer-tuned infrastructure, served by high-throughput Rust services and streaming ingest paths, scaling to customer-controlled tenant workloads. The availability posture is 99.99% CRM uptime where SLA and deployment class permit, with a 40-60% TCO reduction target against equivalent vendor SaaS spend.
Every latency, throughput, and availability claim requires customer telemetry and reproducible benchmarks — targets are commitments with evidence, not marketing numbers. Solver runs carry execution profiles; infeasible plans return certificates with sensitivity analysis rather than silent partial answers.
Explore the Modules
Each XRP system has its own page with features, capabilities, and answers: Finance, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Workforce, CRM, Assets, Projects, Data Flow, Deployment, Security, Planning, and Migration.
Module and Sub-module Directory
Finance: Finance → Financial Close, Payroll Handoff
Make: Manufacturing → MRP Planning, Shop Floor
Move: Supply Chain → ATP Promising, Warehouse Control, Retail POS
Staff: Workforce → Shift Scheduling, Attendance Tracking
Sell: CRM → Promise Admission, Sales and Service, B2B Portal
Own: Assets → Preventive Maintenance, Asset Utilization; Projects → Earned Value, Capital Planning
Run: Data Flow → Webhook Events; Deployment → Performance Substrate; Security → Tenant Isolation, Audit Evidence
Plan and migrate: Planning → Demand Planning; Migration → SAP Migration Profile
Stop Reconciling the Company After the Fact
A purchase commitment should not surprise finance after the order is placed, a production delay should not wait for a weekly spreadsheet, and a customer promise should not outrun inventory that does not exist. XRP carries the same accepted event through supply, manufacturing, projects, assets, workforce, customer operations and the ledger, so the business reacts while the consequence can still be changed.
That is the difference between an enterprise system and a collection of screens. The first keeps operational truth connected. The second leaves people to reconstruct it in meetings.
Commit Once
Orders, receipts, production, labour, service and cash consequences retain one traceable business context instead of being re-keyed between departments.
See the Consequence Early
Capacity, margin, working capital, service risk and delivery exposure change as the underlying work changes—not after another reporting cycle.
Close Without Archaeology
Finance receives accountable operational evidence from the work itself, reducing the manual chase that makes close slow and confidence fragile.
Automation That Cannot Explain Itself Is Just Faster Confusion
XRP does not treat prediction as permission. Forecasts, recommendations and automated actions remain attached to the records, assumptions, policy, uncertainty and accountable role that made them admissible. A planner can inspect why demand moved. A controller can see what changed margin. An operator can reject an action whose evidence is stale or whose authority has expired.
The useful result is not more artificial intelligence in the interface. It is fewer decisions made blind, fewer exceptions discovered late, and a business that can move quickly without surrendering control.
Industry Depth Without Forking the Product
A hospital, a factory, a contractor and a logistics network do not merely rename the same workflow. They carry different actors, records, controls, failure costs and operating clocks. XRP preserves one canonical finance-and-operations system while changing the workflow around the reality of each industry.
Healthcare can connect clinical supply, regulated assets, workforce duty and cost without pretending XRP owns clinical judgment. Manufacturing can join material, machine, labour and quality evidence without flattening the shop floor into accounting. The platform stays coherent because specialization is explicit, not copied into another silo.
A receipt changes more than the stock count
A received quantity changes inventory, the supplier obligation and the cash view through the same accepted business context. XRP lets the teams inspect the consequence as the work happens instead of reconstructing it from separate departmental copies.
An amended order should still have one answer
An order changes from twelve units to eight. XRP carries the accepted revision into the relational record and the connected operational view while the earlier cut remains inspectable. Teams can follow the new commitment without losing the evidence behind the previous one.
Use-Case Surfaces
- Finance And Multi-Book AccountingMulti-book accounting, AP, AR, payments, tax, e-invoicing, budgets, close, consolidation, and revenue recognition.
- Manufacturing And MRPBOM, routing, work orders, contract manufacturing, phantom and matrix BOM, costing, capacity, and quality management.
- Inventory, WMS, And LogisticsInventory, warehouses, mobile WMS, barcode and RFID, landed cost, 3PL, carriers, EDI, and GS1 traceability.
- CRM And Revenue OperationsAccounts, contacts, deals, campaigns, automation, orders, pricing, RMA, and customer service on one system.
- HCM And WorkforceEmployees, attendance, leave, payroll-ready events, performance, credentials, and union contract management.
- Asset And Project ManagementAsset lifecycle, maintenance scheduling, project controls, earned value, and capital planning.
- Business IntelligenceReal-time metrics on demand, fill rate, OEE, utilization, and variance — from live operational data, no ETL.
- B2B Portal And ProcurementBuyer portal, cXML punchout, requisitions, purchase orders, and invoice matching with budget control.
- Field ServiceDispatch, truck stock, mobile closeout, completion evidence, and hosted payment capture.
- Planning And SchedulingMRP, ATP, CTP, finite and infinite scheduling, what-if scenarios, and deterministic optimization with infeasibility certificates.
- Integration And Connectivity50+ provider integrations including Shopify, Amazon, QuickBooks, Stripe, UPS, SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, and more.
- Compatibility And MigrationMigration profiles for SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Acumatica, and Infor with evidence gates.
- Industry ERPRegulated and industry-specific ERP for automotive, aerospace, pharma, food, healthcare, construction, energy, government, and more.
Foundational Core Utilization
- ARGUS - Security and IdentityHandles all authentication, authorization, and audit evidence across XRP. Boundary: ARGUS owns security decisions. XRP owns business data and transactions.
- Timeline-X - Event HistoryRecords every state change with causal linkage — what triggered what, and when. Boundary: Timeline-X owns event history. XRP owns the business action that triggers the event.
- KAOS - Transaction CoordinationPlans and analyzes complex multi-step transactions, rollbacks, and scheduling. Boundary: KAOS coordinates complex transitions. XRP owns the accepted business state.
- polyMAX - External ConnectionsHandles connections to external ERP, CRM, shipping, payroll, and e-commerce systems. Boundary: polyMAX owns connector mechanics. XRP owns the ERP semantics behind them.
- Moira - Workflow OrchestrationSequences migration steps, extractions, validations, and operator approval workflows. Boundary: Moira schedules jobs. XRP owns the business outcomes those jobs produce.
- MAXACOR - Industrial ExecutionValidates physical feasibility and execution evidence for manufacturing and warehouse operations. Boundary: XRP owns the plan. MAXACOR validates what actually happens on the floor.
- GEOM-db - Spatial Storage (Optional)Optional storage for route, geography, or spatial data when ERP profiles need it. Boundary: GEOM-db is a separate product. XRP does not claim it as native.
What XRP Changes For ERP Buyers
Most ERP suites make the vendor the runtime owner, the data owner, the upgrade gate, and the integration bottleneck. XRP reverses that. Your ERP, your data, your deployment, your compliance posture — in your environment.
Finance, manufacturing, supply chain, HR, CRM, and BI are not separate modules stitched together. They share one system. A change in the warehouse is visible to finance and sales in the same moment.
Seven deployment options — self-hosted, your cloud, managed dedicated, shared SaaS, hybrid, air-gapped, or edge. You choose. Already running SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics, Acumatica, or Infor? Migration profiles map your existing data into XRP at the pace your business can absorb.
Operator relevance: A CFO, COO, or IT director can see who owns the runtime, where data lives, and what evidence is required for migration.
What Each Department Gets
Finance gets multi-book accounting, tax, budgets, close automation, and audit evidence in one system. Manufacturing gets BOMs, routings, work orders, costing, and capacity without losing traceability. Supply chain gets inventory, warehouse management, landed cost, procurement, and fulfillment on the same plan. HR gets payroll-ready events, attendance, leave, and performance tied to operations. Sales gets CRM, orders, inventory, and finance in one workflow.
Each department gets its own surface. All departments share the same source of truth.
Operator relevance: A department head can see their own pain addressed while understanding the overall system.
Asset, Project, and BI Operations
XRP treats asset management, project controls, and business intelligence as part of operations, not afterthought reports. Assets are tracked from acquisition through retirement. Projects cover planning, scheduling, cost tracking, and earned value. BI draws from live operational data — demand, fill rate, workforce utilization, asset utilization — without waiting for overnight batches.
Planning is deterministic. When a plan is infeasible, the system tells you why — not just that it failed.
Operator relevance: An operations manager or project controller can see asset, project, and BI state in one system with audit-ready evidence.
Core Commitments
- Product CodeXRP
- Product NameeXtreme Resource Planning
- DeploymentSelf-hosted, your cloud, managed dedicated, shared SaaS, hybrid, air-gapped, or edge
- Data OwnershipCustomer owns the runtime and the data
- SecuritySingle authority for all access decisions. No local user tables or vendor backdoor.
- Tenant IsolationEnforced at the database row level on every tenant-scoped table
- Unified DomainsFinance, manufacturing, supply chain, HR, CRM, BI, assets, projects, and industry operations on one system
- DatabaseSingle transactional system with tenant-scoped isolation
- Migration SupportProfiles for SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Acumatica, and Infor — released after compatibility evidence, not endpoint counts
- CRMCRM capabilities built into the ERP system, not a separate product
- Provider Integrations50+ tested connectors including Shopify, Amazon, BigCommerce, QuickBooks, Xero, Stripe, Square, UPS, FedEx, and more
- E-InvoicingPeppol, EN 16931, UBL, X12, and EDIFACT with jurisdiction-specific mandate tracking
- Payment RailsFedNow, RTP, ACH, and wire — with duplicate detection and signature verification
- TraceabilityGS1, UDI, and EPCIS custody chain tracking from receipt through production to shipment
- Mobile and OfflineBarcode and RFID scanning with signed offline bundles for disconnected operations
- Industrial ConnectivityOPC UA, Modbus, MQTT, and industrial protocol adapters for sensor and machine data
- BOM ManagementMulti-level BOMs, phantom items, matrix BOMs for configurable products, and component substitution
- Planning EngineMRP, ATP, CTP, finite and infinite scheduling with deterministic infeasibility certificates
Migration Compatibility
- Route CoverageEvery API route from your current ERP mapped to an XRP equivalent
- Object MappingEvery business object (invoice, order, item, vendor) mapped to its XRP counterpart
- Connector MaturityExternal connectors tested and certified for production use
- Authorization EvidenceAccess controls verified to work after migration
- Event HistoryHistorical data preserved with full traceability
- Conformance TestingReconciliation tests prove data matches before and after cutover
Security and Identity
- Access ControlAll authentication, authorization, and sessions handled by a single authority
- Tenant IsolationEvery tenant-scoped table enforces row-level isolation — no cross-tenant access possible
- No Local User TablesNo shadow permission databases inside XRP — security is never bypassed locally
- Audit TrailEvery access decision and state change recorded with who, what, and when