What Kewos ERP is
Kewos ERP is a business management system: sales, purchasing, stock, accounting, people, projects, and whatever you add to it.
It runs on your own machines, under a Kewos licence.
What you get
- Business modules you switch on or off as you need them. Switching one on makes its screens and its menu appear, with no redeployment.
- A screen engine: views are described, not coded. You adapt a list, a form or a dashboard without touching the application’s code.
- Fine-grained permissions: by group, by record, by field.
- Your data on your side: one database per customer, exportable, with no external service needed to keep running.
- Multilingual and multi-company as standard.
What you need
| A Kewos licence | Required. Without one the server does not start. See Getting a licence. |
| A server | Linux, four cores and 8 GB of memory to begin with. |
| A PostgreSQL database | Version 16 or later. |
| A domain name and a certificate | The product runs behind your own reverse proxy. |
The shortest path
- Get a licence, a trial or a full one.
- Install: fetch your release, run it, apply your licence.
- Go live: the handful of settings to get right before you open the door.
After that, if you want to extend the product, the Build section walks through writing a module end to end.
Three words you will meet everywhere
A module: one business domain, shipped as a whole. Sales, Stock, Accounting. It
installs and uninstalls without breaking the others.
A view: a screen. A list, a form, a dashboard. It is described, not programmed.
A group: a set of rights. A user carries one or more, and they decide what that person sees and may change.