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The product

Everything Unnati does, module by module

Unnati is one platform with fifteen modules on a single login and a single database. Below is what each one does, in the words the product itself uses, so you can judge the fit before you sign up rather than after.

The modules are grouped by the job they do. Every module is included in the subscription; most businesses start with two or three and switch on the rest as they grow.

The platform

Fifteen modules, grouped by the job they do

Most businesses switch on two or three and add the rest as they grow. Filter by the job you are trying to do.

How they connect

One document, several modules

A module list tells you what exists. What makes it an ERP rather than fifteen apps is that raising one document changes the others in the same act, with nobody re-typing anything.

What you do

A goods receipt, and three modules move

What moves

The storekeeper records a GRN against the purchase order. Stock rises by batch and bin, the item can be held in QC until it passes, and a payable appears against the vendor — matched to the PO so an over-delivery or an over-bill is visible at the gate rather than at month-end.

What you do

A sales invoice, and the books are already written

What moves

Raising the invoice reduces stock, posts revenue and the GST liability, registers the IRN with the NIC systems where e-invoicing applies, and carries the batch on to the delivery challan. Nobody types a voucher afterwards, because the voucher was the invoice.

What you do

A manufacturing order, and the cost accumulates itself

What moves

Material issued against the order leaves stock and becomes work in progress. Operations booked on the floor carry time and machine. Scrap lands on the job. When finished goods are received, what the job actually cost is already there to compare against the quote.

What you do

A payroll run, and the ledger balances

What moves

Biometric check-ins become attendance, attendance and approved leave become gross pay, statutory deductions compute, and the payroll journal posts salary expense with each deduction as its own liability. Disbursement needs a second person to approve it.

Choosing

Which modules does a business like yours need?

A starting point rather than a rule. The right answer comes from the three problems costing you money now.

Start with three, not fifteen

Switch on the modules that solve the three problems costing you money now, run a full cycle, then add. Every module is included, but a business that switches everything on at day one usually trains people on screens it will not use for months.

Trading and distribution

Inventory, Sales with GST, Purchase and Accounting are the working set. Add CRM and field sales when you have people taking orders away from the desk.

Manufacturing

The same four plus Production. Add Quality if you are in food, pharma or chemicals, or if a customer audits you.

Retail and restaurants

POS, Inventory and Accounting. The shareable catalogue or menu is a small addition that customers see.

Services and projects

Taskify with timesheets and billing rates, Sales, and Accounting. Inventory only if you actually hold stock.

Worth reading first
If you are still deciding whether you need an ERP at all, what ERP software is and ERP for MSMEs both cover when the honest answer is not yet. Unfamiliar terms are in the glossary.
Questions

Frequently asked

No. Every module is included in the rough estimate, and we discuss the final price with you personally. Most businesses start with three or four and add later, which is also the implementation order we would recommend.
Start where you are

Not sure which modules you need?

Tell us how you work and we will map it to the modules, honestly, including the parts Unnati does not do yet.

Prefer to read first? The comparisons with Tally, Odoo, ERPNext and Zoho are written to be checked, not believed — each one names what the other product does better.