AI ERP for small businessAn ERP a small business can actually set up.

An ERP (enterprise resource planning) system runs the operations of a business: money, stock, orders and work. An AI ERP adds an assistant that reads those numbers and prepares the work. In DukeOS, Duke can tell you which invoices are overdue and draft the reminders, flag products running low, or turn an accepted quote into an order, each change waiting for your approval. It is the same assistant that works in the CRM, because DukeOS is one operating system rather than separate modules.

Usually not a big one. Most small businesses need invoices, stock, orders and a clear view of who owes what, connected to their customers. Classic ERPs take months, a project team and per-user licences. DukeOS gives you those parts in minutes, priced per business, and you switch on only the apps you use. See AI CRM for the customer side.

Yes. Products and services carry a tax rate, so GST is added to invoices as a tax line, with receipts, part payments and an overdue list. Connect your own payment account and invoices get a pay link, so customers can pay by UPI or card and the money goes straight to you. Plans are $49, $99 and $199 a month, shown in rupees in India, plus GST.

• GST added as a tax line
• Receipts and part payments
• Pay links through your own payment account
• Overdue invoices in one list

Yes. Inventory keeps products and stock per branch, and every change is a recorded movement: received, sold, adjusted, damaged or returned. Stock never goes below zero and low stock is flagged. Fulfilling an order takes the products out of stock automatically. Growth includes up to 2 branches and Pro unlimited branches.

• Stock per branch
• Every movement recorded
• Low stock flagged
• Orders take stock out automatically

Quotes (Q-0001) become orders (SO-0001) when the customer accepts, copying your prices and tax. Projects have boards with your own columns, tasks, assignees and due dates. Bookings and memberships cover service businesses. Everything sits on the customer's timeline, so sales and operations see the same story.

Yes, and this is where an AI operating system differs from an ERP. Describe a page, such as Job cards, Delivery notes or Purchase requests, and Duke builds it with fields, a list, a menu item and who can see it, for your approval. Automations and AI agents then run the routine work. Read more on building with AI.

Businesses with stock, orders and invoices, for example retail stores, furniture stores and online sellers. Pricing is per business: $49, $99 or $199 a month, with every app in every plan. See pricing.