ERPnBox

Your Business, Unboxed all 12 apps, set up by AI in minutes.

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Your Business, Unboxed all 12 apps, set up by AI in minutes.

19 followers

Your Business, Unboxed. Anyone can generate a CRM — almost nobody can generate the system behind it: a real ledger under the invoice, payroll under the employee, a shared WhatsApp inbox that writes to the same records. ERPnBox is twelve apps on one record set: CRM, finance, HR and payroll, support, live chat, bookings, campaigns, forms and your website. Describe what you do at 9:00 — it's running by 9:07. All 12 apps, AI included, one price. Web and mobile. Free to try, no credit card.

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Launch tags:SaaS•Artificial Intelligence•CRM

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 Honest admission: the AI-builds-your-CRM part of ERPnBox was the easy half. Anyone can generate a CRM now — and that's exactly why so many of them get abandoned three weeks later. A generated app isn't a system. There's no ledger behind the invoice, no payroll behind the employee, nowhere for a WhatsApp message to land. So we spent most of our time on the unglamorous half: double-entry finance, payroll and attendance, a real support desk, a shared WhatsApp and email inbox, forms and a website — twelve apps on one set of records. Then we let the AI assemble your version of it. Describe your business at 9:00; it's running by 9:07. The result: the invoice knows its deal. The ticket knows its customer. A lead from a web form, a Meta ad and WhatsApp all land in one inbox and reach the right salesperson — nobody maintains routing rules. It's free to try, no credit card. I'll be here all day — genuinely curious what breaks for you, and which of the twelve apps you'd reach for first. — Tarek

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2mo ago

Pythagora

Excited for ERPnBox—congrats on the launch and wishing you a great Product Hunt day! 🚀

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2mo ago

Maker

@leon_ostrez Thank you!

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2mo ago

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2mo ago

Marketing strategy

Our two biggest customers both came from people we already knew. I don't think that's a strategy.

We have 260 seats signed across two companies both real estate, both through direct relationships. Great for revenue, useless as a repeatable channel. Nothing about it tells me whether a stranger will buy this.

That's the whole reason we launched here: the first honest test of whether the product sells without a warm introduction.

So for the B2B founders: what was the first channel that actually worked for you outside your network? And how long did it take before you could tell the difference between a real channel and a fluke?

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2mo ago

Build decision

We spent our first six months building double-entry accounting instead of features. I still don't know if that was right.

Here was the argument: anyone can generate a CRM now.
What you can't generate is the boring stuff underneath a real ledger, a payroll engine, a shared inbox that writes to the same records. So we built that first, and shipped the impressive-looking parts later.

The cost was real. We had nothing demo-able for months while people shipped AI tools every week.

For anyone who's made this call: did you build the unglamorous foundation first, or ship the visible thing and backfill? I'm curious whether the "boring first" bet actually pays off or just feels virtuous.

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