EPPS Infotech, a new-age start-up in the ERP (enterprise resource planning) business has launched its indigenously developed a mobile ERP platform solution for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).

It is targeting sales revenues of Rs 100 crore over the next three years.

The Pune-based company has invested over $2 billion over the last three year to develop the new mobile ERP platform solution for the SMEs.

“The new-age mobile ERP platform solution specifically focuses on addressing the needs of the SMEs, who otherwise would not be able to afford costly advanced technologies to drive their daily business,” Aheer Kapoor, managing director at EPPS Infotech, said.

He said the salient feature of new mobile ERP solution was its functionality, which till now has not been offered by even the premium priced ERP solutions from the global MNCs.

“The mobile ERP solution makes business any time and any where happen as it enables quick decision-making even while one is on the move,” Kapoor explained.

He said the new solution is devised on the aspect of agility, efficiency, customizability and scalability. It aims to facilitate efficient, agile, balanced and enduring business decisions for its customers, he said.

Atul Pimple, joint managing director at EPPS Infotech said the innovative solution works seamlessly across all prevalent operating systems, browsers and smart phones as well as tablets.

Kapoor said the new mobile ERP solution was already sold to five companies in India and abroad, including Indonesia and Singapore.

These companies are engaged in retail, trade and manufacturing business, he said.

Pimple said the SMEs could subscribe or co-host the new mobile ERP solution on the company premise server. “While it could cost Rs 5 lakh to Rs 15 lakh for the one-time license fee depending on the type of use, the annual recurring annual fees would be in the 15-20 per cent of the licence fee,” he said.

Pimple said the cost of the solution would depend on SMEs business processes such as finance, materials, sales and the time of implementation.”But we assure, our product is cheaper by 30-40 per cent than the global products available in the market,” Kapoor said.

He said with business expansion, the company had increased its head count from 50 four month ago to over 100 at present.

“We are also increasing our channel partners from eight in Maharashtra to over 200 channel partners across India by financial year 2017 to cater to our SMREs across India,” Kapoor said.

Pimple said with the launch of its ERP solution it was driving growth of Digital India campaign and make in India initiative announced by the Central government to reach out to all enterprises in the country.