Multi-channel orders, multi-courier logistics, live tracking and COD & gateway reconciliation — every online sale posted to your real books.
Explore the Ecommerce moduleFrom auto spare parts to optical stores to cloud kitchens — find the configuration made for you.
Browse all industriesFBR, ZATCA, MyInvois & UAE e-invoicing — built into every invoice, not a bolt-on. Sell compliantly from day one.
Compliance hubBook a free 30-minute demo on your own kind of business — no slides, just the product.
Book a demoFulfill full or partial orders, auto-book the courier, and print a seven-document pack without leaving the desk. Every fulfillment auto-posts a real Sale Invoice to a double-entry ledger, and every refund writes back a credit note with stock restored — so your warehouse and your books can never drift apart.
No tab-hopping between a warehouse app, an accounting package and three courier portals. Pick, pack, book and dispatch from a single fulfillment screen — and the money and logistics fall into place automatically as you go.
The same unified print menu appears on the order screen, the fulfillment desk and every bulk selection. Invoices are rendered by the core Sale engine — branch logo, tenant currency, the real posted document — not a decorative PDF that drifts from your books.
The Sale engine renders the posted invoice on A4 with your branch logo and tenant currency — the same document that hit the ledger, printed for the customer.
The same invoice as an 80mm thermal receipt for counter printers and rider hand-offs — identical totals, ledger-true, no re-keying.
The carrier’s own PDF label when the API returns one, with a local CN-barcode label as an automatic fallback so a parcel is never held up by an offline carrier.
A per-order packing slip that the packer ticks off line by line via a checkbox, so what leaves the box matches what the invoice says was sold.
One SKU-aggregated picking list across the whole selection — a picker walks the shelves once and grabs every unit for every order in the batch.
A per-courier manifest with COD totals for cash reconciliation and a signature line for the hand-off — the rider and the ledger agree on what went out.
Merge every label in a selection into one document and send it to the printer in a single pass — dispatch a hundred parcels without a hundred print dialogs.
Because the invoice and load sheet come straight from the posted Sale, the paper in the box always matches the numbers in the ledger — the difference between EloERP and a bolt-on WMS that prints its own parallel documents.
Returns are where bolt-on fulfillment tools quietly leak money — stock goes back on the shelf but the books never reverse. EloERP runs the return as an accounting event, so every stage lands where it should.
Condition grading decides the destination: sellable units flow back into available stock, while damaged and destroyed units are written off — the inventory and the ledger stay honest about what you can actually sell.
Booking, scanning and verification each get their own desk, scoped to the warehouse the operator is standing in — so a busy shipping day is a sequence of clean, checked steps rather than a scramble across screens.
Pre-flight validation catches missing addresses and dead SKUs before anything ships, checks city serviceability against the carrier, and books in bulk — a whole batch of parcels booked in one action.
Scan-and-ship marks a parcel dispatched the instant its barcode is read; scan-and-receive checks returns back in the same way — a scanner and a sound, no typing, no mis-clicks.
An order-verification queue holds risky and unconfirmed orders for a human check before they consume a booking — so you only spend a shipment on an order that is real.
Every desk is scoped per warehouse, so a multi-location operation keeps each floor’s bookings, scans and stock movements cleanly separated — and each posts to the same central ledger.
Pick, pack, book and print from one screen — with invoices, credit notes and stock all posting to your real ledger as you work. Start free for 14 days.