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ERP software development in Chennai, built around how your business runs.

When your business runs on a tangle of spreadsheets, WhatsApp messages, and software that almost fits, you feel it every single day — the double entry, the things that slip through, the sense that no one has the full picture. We build software that ends that. One system, shaped around how your business actually works.

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Built for a real business

See the work behind the words.

Delivered systems, the workflows they connect and the businesses they were built for.

BaskarDirector, Easy Facility Services
Raaxo built our ERP and company website together. Having one team handle both meant our operations platform and online presence were built to work in the same direction — and they understood facility services without us having to explain it from scratch.
SRK Services: Practice management platform · Sign-in screen
Practice management platform · Sign-in screen

Tax & professional services · Chennai

SRK Services

A workspace built around a tax practice.

Client records, quotations, invoices, compliance work, documents and reports brought into one practice management platform.

  • Client records
  • Quotations & invoicing
  • Compliance & reports
ACHS Portal: Service management portal · Sign-in screen
Service management portal · Sign-in screen

HVAC & field service · Chennai

ACHS Portal

Service work, connected from request to invoice.

Leads, AMC contracts, job cards, technician scheduling, invoicing and payments connected in a custom HVAC service management portal.

  • AMC contracts
  • Job cards & scheduling
  • Invoicing & payments

The problem we solve

Connect the departments. Keep the business in view.

Most service businesses — facility management companies, professional firms, field service operations — reach a point where the work is there but the visibility isn't. Attendance is on WhatsApp. Invoices are in Tally. Client records are in Excel. Payroll is a monthly reconciliation exercise. Nothing talks to anything else, and the owner spends Monday morning chasing five departments for numbers that should already be visible.

Zoho, SAP Business One, and Tally work well for the businesses they were designed for. The challenge for Indian service businesses is that their operations — multi-site deployment, contract-based billing, attendance across client locations, manpower compliance — rarely fit the standard templates. Customising a packaged ERP to fit an unusual workflow costs more, takes longer, and often produces a system the team works around rather than with.

Built by Raaxo. Run by EFS. Daily. Raaxo built the complete ERP for Easy Facility Services, a Chennai-based facility management company. EFS uses it daily for attendance, payroll, field operations, client management, invoicing and compliance. Our work is grounded in an active operator’s understanding of the business problems the system solves. We work with businesses across Chennai and Tamil Nadu, meeting you at your premises by appointment, and with clients elsewhere in India remotely.

The right starting point is rarely a full system on day one. It is the module costing the most time or money right now — often invoicing, or payroll, or client management. The system grows from there, shaped around how the business actually works.

An example of how the work connects

Illustrative flow · Exact steps and approvals agreed during discovery.

  1. 01Capture attendance
  2. 02Review exceptions
  3. 03Prepare payroll
  4. 04Report & reconcile

What we can build together

Useful capabilities.
A clearly agreed scope.

Choose the work that solves the problem. Your proposal defines the deliverables, integrations and responsibilities included.

  • 01

    HR and payroll — employee records, attendance, leave, salary structures, PF and ESI, payslips and registers

  • 02

    Quotations and invoicing — raise quotes, convert to invoices, track payments, flag overdue, generate GST-compliant documents

  • 03

    Client and contract management — client records, contracts, billing terms, renewal tracking, multi-site visibility

  • 04

    Inventory and purchases — stock levels, purchase orders, supplier management, low-stock alerts

  • 05

    Field operations — job cards, technician dispatch, service scheduling, completion tracking, site reports

  • 06

    Dashboards and reports — real-time business overview, revenue, outstanding, headcount, operational metrics

  • 07

    Role-based access — each team member sees only what their role requires; directors, HR, operations and accounts all work from the same system

  • 08

    Code ownership — clients who want it own the software and the code outright, under NDA

Who it’s for

A good fit when…

  • ERP for facility services firms — facility management and field service companies managing employees across multiple client sites
  • Professional services firms — tax, legal, consulting — that need CRM, quotations, invoicing and practice management in one place
  • Service businesses with 10–200 employees that have outgrown spreadsheets and disconnected apps
  • Owners who want one dashboard showing attendance, revenue, outstanding and operations — without calling five departments

Before you commit

Know what you’re
signing up for.

The practical decisions belong in the open. Discuss these before settling the scope and quote.

01 / Decide together

Start in phases

Agree on the first module, the people using it and the reports it must produce before expanding the system.

02 / Decide together

Move existing records

Identify spreadsheets and existing systems, clean the source data, and agree how imported totals will be checked.

03 / Decide together

Plan the running costs

Separate development from hosting, third-party services and ongoing support. Define ownership and access in the agreement.

Put it in writing.

Deliverables and review stages. Data and account access. Ownership and third-party fees. Handover, training and post-launch support. Agree what is included and what is separate.

How we work together

Clear at every stage.

You work with the people doing the work. Scope, reviews and handover are part of the conversation from the beginning.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Map the current process, the people involved and what needs to improve.

    A clear scope and priorities
  2. 02

    Design & review

    Review the direction and key flows before committing to implementation.

    An agreed direction
  3. 03

    Build & check

    Review work at each stage, resolve questions early and check it against the scope.

    Work you can review
  4. 04

    Hand over & support

    Prepare the documentation and training your team needs. Agree the support arrangements.

    A handover your team can use
See how we work

A few more details

Questions worth asking.

Something specific to your business?

Let’s discuss it
We're not sure we need a full ERP — where do we start?

Start with the module costing the most time or money right now. For most service businesses that is invoicing, payroll, or client management. We scope that first, build it properly, and the system grows from there. You do not need to commit to a full ERP to start. A narrower brief is custom software beyond ERP.

Will it fit how we work, or will we have to change our process to fit the software?

It fits your process. Before any code is written, we map how your team actually works — the forms you use, the approval steps, the reports you need. The software is built around that, not the other way around.

Why not use Zoho, Tally, or SAP Business One instead?

Packaged ERP works well for standard workflows. The challenge for Indian service businesses is that multi-site deployment, contract billing, attendance across client locations, and manpower compliance rarely fit the standard templates. When the business spends more time working around the software than using it, custom is the right answer. When a packaged tool genuinely fits, we will say so.

What affects the cost of a custom ERP?

The main factors are scope (how many modules), complexity (how many integrations, how unusual the workflow), number of users, and whether data needs to be migrated from existing systems. A focused first module — invoicing or payroll — is a fraction of the cost of a full system. We scope in detail before quoting, so there are no surprises. Our pricing page explains what shapes the investment.

How does a build with Raaxo actually work?

Four stages: Discovery (we map your workflow and agree on scope), Design (screens and flows, reviewed before development starts), Build (iterative — you see working software early, not at the end), and Launch with handover and training. Most projects start showing working modules within the first few weeks.

Is our data and our business idea safe with you?

All work is under NDA. Clients who pay for ownership own the software and the code outright — it is not hosted on a Raaxo platform or dependent on a Raaxo subscription. Your data stays on your infrastructure.

Can it connect to the software we already use?

Usually yes — Tally, WhatsApp Business API, payment gateways, GST portals, and most tools with an API. We recommend integrations only where they genuinely reduce work. Where replacing a tool is the cleaner long-term path, we will say that too.

How do we know you can build something this business-critical?

Raaxo built the ERP that Easy Facility Services uses daily for attendance, payroll, field operations, invoicing and compliance. Read the full EFS Portal story. We also built SRK Services’ CRM and practice management platform and the HVAC service management portal for Air Cool HVAC Systems. The project evidence on this page explains the delivered scope.

Let’s talk · ERP Software Development

Tell us what’s
slowing you down.

Bring the process, the problem or the idea. We’ll discuss what needs to change, what can stay, and the right first step.

No finished specification needed. Start with a conversation.