Swiss ERP systems at a glance

Abacus is a Swiss ERP solution for small and medium-sized enterprises.

abas ERP is a flexible ERP solution for manufacturing-oriented mid-sized companies.

Apache OFBiz is an open-source, Java-based ERP framework under the Apache licence.

APplus is a web-based all-in-one ERP for manufacturing mid-market companies.

Bexio is a cloud-based business software for Swiss micro-enterprises, startups and the self-employed.

BMD is a modular business software from Austria focused on accounting, payroll and ERP for SMEs and fiduciaries.

ERP for agriculture and agribusiness manages goods flow, quality-based settlement and member business for agricultural cooperatives, agri-trade and processing businesses. The individual farm typically runs specialised farm software rather than a classic ERP; ERP becomes relevant where raw produce is collected, settled and processed further.

ERP in the chemicals and process industry manages formulas, batches and hazardous substances across recipe-based production and ensures compliance with chemicals and hazardous-substance regulation.

ERP in construction manages project costing, variations, time and site tracking and property accounting across the phases of a building project.

ERP for education institutions covers finance, resource planning and procurement for schools, universities and training providers, integrating subsidies, semester rhythms and multiple types of billing parties.

ERP for energy utilities and grid operators combines asset accounting for long-lived network infrastructure, project accounting for grid expansion and regulatory reporting with classic finance and procurement logic.

ERP in the food industry manages batch traceability, shelf life management, recipes and quality documentation.

ERP in healthcare manages finance, procurement, staffing and logistics for hospitals, care homes and practices, distinct from clinical documentation.

ERP in logistics and transport manages dispatch, warehousing, shipment tracking and freight billing.

ERP in manufacturing manages bills of materials, production planning, material requirements and costing across the value chain.

ERP for non-profit organisations and associations covers membership management, donations, fund accounting and project reporting, and makes the designated use of funds verifiable to donors, foundations and supervisory bodies.

ERP for pharma and life sciences governs recipe, batch and quality processes so they hold up against GMP, GDP and computerized system validation requirements.

ERP in professional services manages projects, time tracking, resource planning and billing rather than inventory and production.

ERP for public administration handles accounting under HRM2, politically approved budgets and public procurement, rather than the standard private-sector accounting used by companies.

ERP in retail manages inventory, procurement and sales across multiple locations and sales channels, forming the commercial backbone that point-of-sale (POS) systems and online shops connect into.

ERP in tourism and hospitality handles procurement, finance, staffing and inventory across multiple properties, forming the commercial backbone that property management systems (PMS) and point-of-sale (POS) systems connect into for day-to-day operations.

ERP in watchmaking and precision manufacturing combines lot-size-1 production with piece-level traceability, precious-metal management and proof of "Swiss Made" origin.