How to Build an ERP System from Scratch Without Losing Control
Learn how to build an ERP system from requirements and one useful module through architecture, security, integration, testing and operation.

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We believe every business should own its software, own its data and decide its own future.
Skip the traditional development cycles. Our goal is to make professional business software significantly faster to create and adapt.
The planned platform will combine reusable templates with natural-language AI workflows to help businesses shape software around their requirements.
The intended deployment options include Sevenlake Cloud, private servers, on-premises and hybrid environments.
Sevenlake is being designed around software ownership, data portability and freedom from restrictive vendor lock-in.
For decades businesses have bought separate applications, each with its own database, licence and limitations.
Sevenlake’s vision is to replace disconnected software with one adaptable platform that can grow with a business.
Start from scratch every time.
Change your processes.
Synchronise data forever.
Hope they build it.
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AI customises proven modules.
Everything works together.
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Add capabilities over time.
Choose the licensing model that suits your business.
A growing ecosystem of reusable modules.
The planned Sevenlake workflow is designed around four stages.
Tell Sevenlake: "I need a CRM for a yacht charter company with quotations, bookings, invoices and maintenance scheduling."
In our planned platform model, Sevenlake creates the application from conceptual templates and customises it for your business.
Begin with a planned reusable template such as CRM, ERP, HR or Knowledge Base.
Use natural-language instructions to describe the required processes and adaptations.
Choose from planned cloud, private-server or on-premises deployment options.
Extend your software over time with planned community-built modules and integrations (concept preview).
Business software should belong to the business—not the software vendor.
Sevenlake is being designed so businesses can control their software templates and data without restrictive vendor lock-in.
The goal is to enable developers to contribute reusable templates and modules to an open standard.
The planned ecosystem will give consultants opportunities to deliver and support customised solutions.
Sevenlake is being developed with an open-source direction and a publicly accessible roadmap. The source repository will be published when the initial platform code is ready.
THE ROAD AHEAD
Sevenlake is being developed openly. Explore the current roadmap, see what is planned next and follow the platform’s progress from foundation to launch.
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Planned approach to data migration
The planned Sevenlake API is intended to support controlled data migration and synchronisation with existing applications. This should allow organisations to test and introduce new applications gradually rather than replacing established systems all at once.
Where existing applications support data import, future integration options may also help keep them updated during migration.
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The planned ecosystem will enable consultants to implement and customise Sevenlake solutions.
The open-source project will invite developers to create reusable modules and platform capabilities.
Our aim is to build a genuinely open ecosystem for adaptable business software.
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