AppsFour enterprise applications engineered as one. ERP, CRM, HR and Project Management — source-available, running on the same supervised platform.See the Apps suite
Enterprise Resource Planning

The operational backbone for mid-market and enterprise.

Financials, procurement, manufacturing, sales, inventory and reporting — on one runtime, with one dictionary, sharing one security perimeter. Real-time across modules; no integration tax, no reconciliation cycle, no spreadsheet bridges. Every line of the system owned by the customer.

One data model

Finance, sales, procurement, inventory, manufacturing and reporting share the same records. A purchase order is the same row a goods receipt updates, the same row an invoice three-way-matches, the same row a payment posts against.

Multi-entity, multi-currency

Group consolidation with automatic intercompany elimination. Currency revaluation on a configurable cadence. Statutory and management views from the same ledger, side by side.

AI inside the perimeter

Forecasting, anomaly detection and natural-language reporting under the same role-based access controls a finance user operates under. Audit-traceable; nothing leaks.

Built on the supervised platform

Multi-tenancy, audit, row and column security, observability — all inherited from the runtime, not built into ERP-specific code. Six modules, one platform.

The ERP modules in the suite

Six modules. One operational backbone. Source-available.

Every ERP capability above is a platform inheritance.

Multi-tenancy, audit trail, row and column security, AI inside the user's permission perimeter, observability as SQL — none of this is ERP-specific code. It comes from the supervised runtime underneath every Airtool application. The ERP team writes business logic and metadata; the platform delivers the enterprise capabilities for free.

The practical implication for the buyer : a customer using Airtool ERP as a packaged product gets every platform-core capability inherited automatically. A customer using Airtool ERP as a reference architecture and rebuilding their own internal systems on the platform inherits the same. The ERP is a working demonstration of what the platform produces — and a working starting point for what the customer can extend or replace.

Own your ERP. Run it anywhere.

A 30-minute demo shows the full operational backbone — financials through manufacturing through reporting — in production data, not a sandbox.