Every business is a tenant with its own settings, roles, branches, branding, tax rules and records, enforced at the data layer. Groups can run several companies on one platform and still report across them.
One database per customer, or a shared instance where separation is a matter of configuration. Multi-company usually means a separate licence and a separate implementation.
Tax codes per jurisdiction, VAT-ready invoices and receipts, statutory payroll file formats and multi-currency posting are configured per tenant. UAE and GCC packs are live; other countries are added as packs, not forks.
Localisation delivered by a partner as custom code, which then blocks upgrades and has to be redone for each new country.
Switch on POS, inventory and accounting this month; add procurement, HR, fleet, CRM and websites later on the same data. No re-implementation, no migration between editions.
Module bundles decided at contract time; adding one later means a new statement of work and often a new data model.
Sales, purchases, expenses, payroll and fleet costs post to a real double-entry ledger with periods, dimensions and audit trail. The trial balance is produced, not rebuilt.
Operational modules with an accounting export, or an accounting product with operational add-ons that do not share a data model.
Plans set the user and branch caps and the included apps; the price is agreed for your operation. No per-module surprises and no public rate card that hides the real total.
Per-user list prices that look low until modules, implementation days and localisation packs are added.
The people who write the product run the rollouts. Support reaches an engineer who knows the code, not a ticket queue at a reseller.
Vendor sells, partner implements, a third party supports. Nobody owns the outcome end to end.
Yes. The Starter plan covers up to 10 users and 2 branches with POS, inventory and core platform. Most single-branch businesses go live on those three apps and add more later.
That is the typical first rollout: POS and inventory feeding a real general ledger, so the accountant stops re-keying sales and stock movements.
Open-source ERPs give you the code and leave hosting, upgrades, localisation and support to you or a partner. Farexa is a managed multi-tenant platform: upgrades, compliance packs and security controls arrive for every tenant at once.
The platform runs anywhere with multi-currency and configurable tax codes. Statutory formats such as payroll files or e-invoicing schemas are added as packs; ask and we will tell you honestly whether yours is live, planned, or not on the roadmap.
The Compare section holds feature matrices against specific products with sources and the date we checked them.
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