ERPNext on Google Cloud, answered.

ERPNext is a comprehensive open-source ERP (enterprise resource planning) system built on the Frappe framework. It covers accounting, inventory, manufacturing, CRM, HR, projects, and more in one platform. Infinary deploys and manages it on your own Google Cloud project.

Yes. ERPNext is licensed under GPLv3 with no license fee and no per-user cost. You pay for the cloud compute it runs on plus implementation and management — not for seats. Adding users does not increase your software bill.

Yes. Because there is no per-seat license, you can add every employee, crew lead, and back-office user without increasing software cost. You only scale the underlying compute, which is far cheaper than per-user licensing.

Yes — that is exactly what Infinary does. We provision a single-tenant ERPNext deployment inside your own Google Cloud project using Terraform, so you get full root access, a real SQL database, and complete data ownership.

Legacy ERPs charge a recurring fee per user, so cost scales with headcount. With Infinary you pay a flat management retainer (from $500/mo) plus at-cost Google Cloud compute, with unlimited users. Most teams see a 40–70% lower 5-year total cost of ownership.

The base Sovereign Cloud Guard retainer (from $500/mo) covers 24/7 monitoring, Google Cloud governance, managed security patching, disaster recovery, and expert engineering hours. Compute is passed through at cost; AI modules and endpoint management are added as needed.

Yes. We offer a free 30-minute architecture review with a Principal Architect — no SDRs and no obligation. You get a 5-year TCO comparison and a 90-day migration roadmap tailored to your systems.

Most deployments go live in about 90 days — an 8–12 week roadmap covering data extraction and VPC hardening, ERP core deployment and model grounding, then go-live and user onboarding.

Yes. We build secure ETL pipelines to extract data from legacy SaaS platforms (NetSuite, SAP, Odoo, Salesforce, Zoho, QuickBooks, Dynamics 365, Sage Intacct, Frappe Cloud) and map it into clean ERPNext records with a zero-downtime cutover strategy.

You do. ERPNext runs inside your own Google Cloud project, you hold the Customer-Managed Encryption Keys (CMEK), and if we ever part ways you take your data and codebase with you. There is no vendor lock-in.

It means your operational data and infrastructure live in your own cloud tenancy — a single-tenant VPC you control — rather than in a vendor’s shared multi-tenant cloud. You control access, encryption keys, and residency.

Deployments use single-tenant VPC isolation, CMEK encryption, IAM/zero-trust identity, and immutable audit logging. We build validated architectures to support frameworks such as FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and ISO 13485 for regulated industries.

Google Vertex AI and Document AI power embedded modules: accounts-payable automation and OCR, demand forecasting, predictive quoting, visual quality assurance, and predictive maintenance — all running inside your own cloud perimeter, so your data never leaves.