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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
All authentication, credential verification, session issuance, workforce federation, customer identity federation, and audit evidence are handled by ARGUS. XRP issues no local access tokens and maintains no local permission tables. No table named users, roles, role_permissions, permissions, audit_log, or allowed_readers may act as an authorization or evidence authority inside XRP.
Tenant isolation is enforced at every database row through Postgres row-level security. A read or write that omits tenant scope is denied. Cross-tenant access is blocked by force-enabled row-level security on every tenant-scoped table. Raw identifiers, secrets, tokens, and credentials never appear in metrics, route paths, logs, span names, or package metadata.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Documents, invoices, and reports in the language of the customer, the supplier, and the regulator — all from the same data. No separate localization layer.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.