Knowledge Base
Internal SOPs, FAQs, onboarding knowledge and searchable process documentation.
UniSharp combines CRM, Sales, Purchasing, Inventory, Finance, HR, Knowledge Base and dashboards in one platform. The monthly fee includes hosting, monitoring, maintenance, continuous updates, upgrades and support — so clients buy a working business system, not loose software pieces.
Hosting, monitoring, backups, role-based access, security hardening, standard updates, upgrades, bug fixes and support. This keeps the offer clean and avoids “maintenance discussions” every month.
All departments work in one operational backbone instead of scattered tools and spreadsheets.
Live dashboards for orders, offers, invoices, stock, employee activity and business KPIs.
Permissions, logs, approval flows and secure tenant isolation for serious business operations.
New releases, improvements and long-term upgrades are already part of the commercial model.
Instead of looking like a cheap tool with tiny module fees, position UniSharp as a complete operational platform. The monthly fee includes core maintenance, support and system evolution.
For smaller operations that need a clean core setup without enterprise complexity.
For ambitious companies that want one backbone across sales, operations and finance.
For companies with multiple teams, more stock flows, more complexity and stronger reporting needs.
For groups that need dedicated infrastructure, advanced governance, deeper integrations and custom workflows.
One-time onboarding, data setup, roles, templates, workflows and go-live support.
Per session of up to 3 hours for training, roadmap alignment or stakeholder workshops.
Per month, per agent or automation domain, depending on workflow complexity and volume.
These are the modules buyers instantly understand. Keep the language business-focused: they are paying for operational outcomes, not just screens.
Internal SOPs, FAQs, onboarding knowledge and searchable process documentation.
Leads, accounts, contacts, activities, deals, offers and customer history.
Invoices, payments, aging, exports, reminders, cashflow oversight and controls.
Quotes, orders, commercial workflows, price lists, approval flows and sales ops.
Suppliers, purchasing requests, purchase orders, receiving and cost control.
Stock levels, warehouse logic, low-stock alerts, movements, picking and traceability.
Employees, files, roles, leave, absence, onboarding and internal access structure.
Orders, offers, invoices, stock issues, login activity and department-level KPIs.
A serious ERP deal is not a one-off website project. It is an operational system that must stay online, secure and evolving. That is why support, upgrades and system care should not be optional side notes — they should be core parts of the commercial model.
Less switching between disconnected tools, less internal chasing, fewer manual updates and faster order-to-invoice cycles.
Central permissions, logs and approvals reduce operational mistakes, missing data and shadow processes.
Replace multiple subscriptions, fragmented workflows and custom spreadsheet dependence with one managed platform.
A company paying for separate CRM, finance tooling, warehouse tooling, internal docs, forms and support overhead can easily spend thousands per month while still lacking one shared process backbone. UniSharp can often justify itself by replacing scattered spend and reducing manual labor.
This makes the offer feel safer. Buyers want to understand how they go from current chaos to a live operational system.
Map teams, workflows, bottlenecks, required modules and KPI goals.
Set up users, roles, templates, modules, process flows and core data structures.
Move key data, train staff, validate workflows and prepare stakeholders for go-live.
Launch carefully, monitor adoption, fix frictions and continue improving each month.
Use this calculator to show package logic, implementation fee, AI add-ons and recurring pricing in one place.
Yes. UniSharp is positioned as a managed ERP platform, so standard maintenance, functional updates, technical upgrades and support are included in the monthly fee.
Yes. Implementation is charged once for onboarding, configuration, data preparation, user roles, process setup, templates and go-live support.
Yes. Clients can start with a smaller package and later expand into more modules, more users, AI workflows, analytics and custom integrations.
Yes. Custom workflows, screens, reports, exports and integrations can be quoted separately or attached to a higher package tier.
This pricing structure is designed to feel premium, clear and commercially defensible. It positions your ERP as infrastructure with ongoing value, not a cheap tool with random feature fees.