Every item below is shipped, tested software — not a roadmap slide. Where a feature is plan-gated, we say so plainly.
The core of the product — where most ERPs stop at translation, this is where Arbarak starts.
Quote-to-cash and procure-to-pay, tied to the same compliant chart of accounts.
Stock and cash, reconciled against the same ledger.
CNSS, AMO, and IR — computed, not guessed.
AI suggests. Your accountant decides. Never the other way around.
A subscribed company can make its own workspace feel like its own.
Every subscribed company gets its own dedicated Frappe site and database — not a row in a shared table with a tenant_id column. There is no code path where one company's ledger can be queried alongside another's.
Shared-tenant architectures are cheaper to run — and one misconfigured query away from a real cross-customer data leak. We chose the more expensive architecture on purpose, before there was a single paying customer to demand it.