ERPNext is an ERP you build. Stitchfloor is built for a garment floor.
ERPNext is open source, with no licence fee, and covers accounts, stock, manufacturing and subcontracting for any industry. Frappe's own garment page calls it an ERP you make your own with custom fields, and a certified partner sets it up.1, 2 Stitchfloor starts from the garment floor: piece-rate wages, lots at job workers part by part, Hindi supervisor desks and voice entry, and our own team tailors it to your factory as part of onboarding, at no charge.
- Built for
- ERPNext: Any industry, configured by a partner
- Stitchfloor: The garment floor and the office, tailored by our team
- Ten users, GST included, year one
- ERPNext: ₹1,94,228, of which ₹1,65,200 is due before work starts
- Stitchfloor: ₹14,499 a month for all features, billed monthly from go-live, nothing due at signing
- Implementation
- ERPNext: A Frappe partner; Starter Pack ₹1,40,000 for 70 hours, about two months
- Stitchfloor: ₹0, delivered by the Stitchfloor team in two to five days
- Hindi screens
- ERPNext: Partly: most ERPNext labels translated, most framework screens not
- Stitchfloor: Production, Operations and Inventory desks
- Books and GST
- ERPNext: Full accounting; GST, e-invoices and e-way bills through the free India Compliance app
- Stitchfloor: Double-entry books, GSTR-1 ready to upload, 3B worked out, e-invoices with IRN and QR
- Piece-rate wages
- ERPNext: Not built in; a third-party app
- Stitchfloor: A rate per process, approved and paid weekly
Checked October 2026. The sources for every figure are listed at the foot of this page.
Which platform is the right fit?
ERPNext is the more general system, and the more configurable one if you have a partner and the time. On a garment floor Stitchfloor goes deeper out of the gate, is tailored to you by its own team, and for ten people costs less in year one once GST and implementation are added. Here is how we would decide.
Choose ERPNext if
An open-source ERP you own, configured for many kinds of work.
- You want open-source software with no licence fee, that you could host yourself or move between partners.3
- You make many kinds of product and want bills of materials, work orders, workstations and subcontracting orders with a supplier warehouse.4, 5
- You have an implementation partner, or people in-house, to configure custom fields, forms and workflows and keep them up to date.2, 6
- You want GST filing by API, including GSTR-1, through the India Compliance app.7
Choose Stitchfloor if
The garment floor and the books, tailored to your factory without a project.
- You pay by the piece, per process, and approve wages weekly.
- Lots go out to printers and other job workers part by part, and you need to know what came back and what each is owed.
- Supervisors should have desks built for a garment floor, in Hindi, on their own phones, and on a live workspace speak an entry in Hindi or Hinglish instead of typing it.
- You want the vendor's own team to tailor the system to your process steps, job work and approvals, at no charge, and go live in days.
- You want one monthly price for the company with GST included, and nothing to pay before you are live.
Stitchfloor and ERPNext, capability by capability.
ERPNext is assessed as Frappe Cloud hosts it, with Frappe's free India Compliance app, against Frappe's own documentation, with the specific finding beside each verdict. Partial indicates the capability is limited, manual, reserved for a higher tier or delivered through a paid add-on or third-party app. Not documented indicates we found no reference in the vendor's documentation, which is distinct from the vendor confirming it is unavailable. The heading row stays in view as you scroll; select a verdict to open its source.
- Included as standard
- Partial: limited, higher tier or paid add-on
- Not available, per the vendor's documentation
- Not documented by the vendor
| Feature | Stitchfloor | ERPNext |
|---|---|---|
| Platform and access | ||
| Cloud, browser-based accessHosted SaaS: no installation, servers or backups to manage | Stitchfloor: Included. Every workspace runs in the browser, each company at its own address. | ERPNext: Included. Managed hosting on Frappe Cloud, Mumbai region; works in any browser |
| Native Android appFull data entry, on Google Play by invitation | Stitchfloor: Included. A native Android app designed for shop-floor use. | ERPNext: Partial. No Frappe Android app; responsive web, or third-party apps like ERPNext Go |
| Native iOS appOn the App Store, by invitation | Stitchfloor: Included. A native iOS app, available by invitation. | ERPNext: Partial. No Frappe iPhone app; responsive web, or third-party apps like Sigzen |
| Mobile shop-floor data captureSupervisors post transactions from the floor, with offline sync | Stitchfloor: Included. Supervisors post transactions on the phone; entries queue offline and sync on reconnect. | ERPNext: Partial. Responsive browser UI and phone barcode scanning; no offline entry found |
| Hindi user interfaceProduction, operations and inventory workspaces, on web and mobile | Stitchfloor: Included. The production, operations and inventory workspaces are fully localised in Hindi. | ERPNext: Partial. ERPNext labels 91% translated to Hindi, framework screens 27%; mixed UI |
| Voice-to-form data entryDictate in Hindi or Hinglish, review, then post | Stitchfloor: Included. Speech populates every shop-floor form on a live workspace, for review before posting. | ERPNext: Not documented. No voice data entry found |
| Role-based workspacesOwner, production, operations, sales, purchase and stores | Stitchfloor: Included. Six role-based workspaces, each opening on its own task list. | ERPNext: Partial. Workspaces are per module and customisable; role profiles bundle access |
| Role-based access controlData scoped to each role; the floor never sees selling prices | Stitchfloor: Included. Each role receives only the data its work requires; production, for example, never sees selling prices. | ERPNext: Included. Role permissions, field permission levels and record-level user permissions |
| Approval workflowsPurchases, wage payouts, discounts, stock adjustments, credit notes | Stitchfloor: Included. Owner approval on five transaction types. | ERPNext: Included. Multi-level approval workflows on any document |
| Audit trailEvery transaction, by user and timestamp | Stitchfloor: Included. A complete activity history for each user. | ERPNext: Included. Document versioning; India Compliance audit trail cannot be switched off |
| Data exportCSV from every register and report, plus a full backup | Stitchfloor: Included. CSV export throughout, and a complete workspace backup. | ERPNext: Included. Data Export to CSV or Excel from any document type; automatic backups |
| Finance and GST compliance | ||
| GST-compliant invoicingHSN, CGST and SGST or IGST, multiple invoice series | Stitchfloor: Included. Tax invoices across multiple series. | ERPNext: Included. GST invoices, HSN and tax templates via the free India Compliance app |
| E-invoicing (IRN and signed QR)Generated through your own IRP credentials | Stitchfloor: Included. IRN and signed QR on a live workspace, using your e-invoice credentials. | ERPNext: Included. IRN and QR on submit; GST API access bundled free on Frappe Cloud |
| E-way bill generationFrom the invoice, and on job-work delivery challans | Stitchfloor: Included. From the invoice and for lots sent to job workers, on a live workspace. | ERPNext: Included. From invoice, delivery note, stock entry and subcontracting receipt |
| Double-entry general ledgerTrial balance, profit and loss account, balance sheet | Stitchfloor: Included. Vouchers derived from operational transactions, with no re-keying. | ERPNext: Included. General ledger, trial balance, balance sheet and P&L built in |
| GST return preparationGSTR-1 and GSTR-3B, with GSTR-2B reconciliation | Stitchfloor: Included. Returns prepared for your accountant to file. | ERPNext: Included. GSTR-1 filing via API, GSTR-3B report, GSTR-2A and 2B reconciliation |
| Receivables and payables managementAgeing analysis and party ledgers | Stitchfloor: Included. Ageing by customer, series and state, with a statement for every party. | ERPNext: Included. Receivable ageing, payables and party ledgers |
| Automated payment remindersDunning messages drafted for WhatsApp | Stitchfloor: Included. Reminders falling due today, drafted and ready to send. | ERPNext: Included. Dunning notices and scheduled statement emails; no built-in WhatsApp |
| Credit and debit notesSales returns and purchase returns | Stitchfloor: Included. Credit notes for sales returns, debit notes for purchase returns. | ERPNext: Included. Credit notes for sales returns, debit notes for supplier returns |
| Cash and bank booksWith a separate petty cash book for the factory | Stitchfloor: Included. Cash and bank books, and a factory petty cash book. | ERPNext: Included. Bank and cash ledgers with bank reconciliation; a petty cash ledger |
| Tally integrationXML export for import into TallyPrime | Stitchfloor: Included. Exports vouchers as Tally XML. | ERPNext: Partial. No Tally sync found; paid third-party GreyCube app migrates Tally data |
| Sales and CRM | ||
| Order-to-cashSales order, stock reservation, invoice, packing slip, dispatch | Stitchfloor: Included. The full cycle from sales order to dispatch. | ERPNext: Included. Sales order, stock reservation, delivery note, packing slip, invoice |
| Lead managementPipeline stages with scheduled follow-ups | Stitchfloor: Included. Every catalogue enquiry captured as a lead, with status and follow-up date. | ERPNext: Included. Leads with source, status and follow-up notes |
| B2B digital catalogueOne shareable link for buyers, without prices or stock levels | Stitchfloor: Included. A public catalogue that buyers browse and enquire from. | ERPNext: Included. Free Frappe Webshop catalogue; prices and stock can be hidden |
| WhatsApp integrationInvoices, statements, reminders and lead replies | Stitchfloor: Included. Documents open in WhatsApp, ready to send. | ERPNext: Partial. Community Frappe WhatsApp app on Meta's API; not built in |
| Customer segmentationFour tiers by purchase and payment behaviour | Stitchfloor: Included. Four tiers, each with a recommended course of action. | ERPNext: Included. Customer Group hierarchy with price, credit and payment defaults |
| Procurement and inventory | ||
| Procure-to-payPurchase order, goods receipt, supplier bill, with GST per bill | Stitchfloor: Included. Purchase orders, weighed goods receipts and supplier bills. | ERPNext: Included. Purchase order, purchase receipt, purchase invoice and returns |
| Fabric inventory by weight and shadeRaw material in kg, by colour and rib | Stitchfloor: Included. Fabric tracked in kg, by colour and rib. | ERPNext: Included. Units such as kg, colour variants and batch tracking per roll |
| Size-wise finished goods inventoryStock by design number and size run | Stitchfloor: Included. Finished goods by design number and size run. | ERPNext: Included. Item variants by size and colour from one template |
| Perpetual inventory valuationRaw material, WIP, finished goods and COGS, posted to the ledger | Stitchfloor: Included. Four stock ledgers that post to the general ledger. | ERPNext: Included. Perpetual inventory posts every stock movement to the ledger |
| Stock reservation and available-to-promiseReserved against orders, versus free to sell | Stitchfloor: Included. Stock reserved against orders, and stock free to sell. | ERPNext: Included. Stock Reservation against sales orders, version 15 onwards |
| Production and shop floor | ||
| Lot-wise production trackingWork in progress by stage, from cutting to packing | Stitchfloor: Included. Every lot tracked through every stage. | ERPNext: Included. Work orders with a job card per operation; plant floor view |
| Bundle trackingIssued to named operators and received back | Stitchfloor: Included. Bundles issued to a worker and received back. | ERPNext: Partial. Job cards log employee and quantity per operation; no bundles found |
| Piece-rate payrollA rate for each of your factory's own operations, such as tailoring or pressing | Stitchfloor: Included. A rate per operation, set per lot. | ERPNext: Partial. Not built in; third-party Piece Rate Pay app; HR pays by formula or hours |
| Weekly job cardsPer worker, printed individually or in bulk | Stitchfloor: Included. Weekly job cards for every worker. | ERPNext: Included. Job cards created per operation and assigned to employees |
| Job work and subcontractingOutward to printers and other job workers by component, inward reconciliation, billing | Stitchfloor: Included. Lots sent to job workers, priced on return, with consolidated statements. | ERPNext: Included. Subcontracting order and receipt, with a supplier warehouse |
| Rework and alteration trackingDefects logged against the lot until cleared | Stitchfloor: Included. A shared alteration register. | ERPNext: Partial. Quality inspections and a non-conformance log; no lot rework register |
| Product costingDesign-wise cost sheets with shared rate masters | Stitchfloor: Included. A cost sheet for every design. | ERPNext: Included. BOM costing with workstation operating costs per operation |
| Petty cash managementFactory expenses by category, apart from the office books | Stitchfloor: Included. Factory cash, by expense category. | ERPNext: Included. Dedicated petty cash ledger with expenses and replenishment |
| Material requisitionsIndents from production and operations into one purchase queue | Stitchfloor: Included. Requisitions from the floor feed a single purchase queue. | ERPNext: Included. Material requests, also raised automatically at reorder levels |
| Analytics and reporting | ||
| Profitability dashboardGross and net profit, and margin, by period | Stitchfloor: Included. Gross and net profit, and margin, by period. | ERPNext: Included. P&L by period, gross profit by invoice line, dashboards |
| Cash flow forecastProjected from each party's actual payment behaviour | Stitchfloor: Included. Inflows, outflows and net position, party by party. | ERPNext: Not documented. Historical cash flow statement only; no projection found |
| Sell-through and dead-stock analysisDesign-wise velocity from your own invoices | Stitchfloor: Included. Market pulse, computed from your own invoices. | ERPNext: Included. Stock Ageing report and item-wise sales analytics |
| Seasonal planningMonthly actions from the garment selling calendar | Stitchfloor: Included. The selling-year calendar, with this month's actions. | ERPNext: Partial. Sales forecasting by exponential smoothing; no season calendar found |
| Implementation | ||
| Garment industry fit, out of the boxLots, bundles, size runs and job work, tailored to the factory from day one | Stitchfloor: Included. Built for knitwear and garment manufacturers, and tailored to each factory. | ERPNext: Partial. Garment page sells DIY ERPNext; garment fit is built with custom fields |
| Vendor-led implementation and data migrationIncluded at no charge; live in two to five days | Stitchfloor: Included. The Stitchfloor team tailors it to your workflow, migrates your data and trains your team, at no charge. | ERPNext: Partial. Frappe does not implement; partner Starter Pack ₹1,40,000, paid upfront |
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Where each one is stronger.
ERPNext covers more kinds of business, and you can change almost anything in it. Stitchfloor covers more of the garment floor, and its team does the changing for you.
ERPNextWhere it is stronger
- Open source, no licence.The software itself is free; you pay for hosting and for whoever implements it, and you can self-host.3
- Manufacturing breadth.Bills of materials, work orders with a job card per operation, workstations, quality inspections and subcontracting orders with a supplier warehouse, for any product.4, 5
- GST by API.The India Compliance app files GSTR-1 through the portal's API and reconciles GSTR-2A and 2B, with its GST API calls included on Frappe Cloud.7
- Bank reconciliation.Bank statements are matched inside ERPNext; Stitchfloor leaves bank reconciliation with your accountant.8
StitchfloorWhere it is different
- Tailored by the vendor, at no charge.Our team sets Stitchfloor up around your process steps, job work, desks and approvals as part of onboarding. ERPNext's Starter Pack covers standard setups with no customisation; anything more is partner time.2
- Piece-rate wages.Each process has a rate. A wage is earned when the bundle goes out and paid through a weekly payout an approver signs off, locked once it is submitted. ERPNext's HR pays by formula or hours; piece rates come from a third-party app.9
- Lots at job workers, part by part.Tick the parts that went, count them back in, and price the job worker's bill when the goods return; one statement can cover several lots.
- Hindi supervisor desks, and voice.The Production, Operations and Inventory desks run fully in Hindi, and on a live workspace a supervisor can speak an entry and confirm it. In ERPNext most of its own labels are translated, but most framework screens are not, and we found no voice entry.10
- Apps for the floor.Stitchfloor's Android and iPhone apps are its own, by invitation. Frappe publishes no ERPNext phone app; phones use the browser or third-party apps.11
Total cost of ownership for ten users, GST included.
Each product is priced for ten named users on the edition closest to Stitchfloor's scope, with 18% GST applied and minimum seat counts, annual prepayment, renewals, per-device fees and remote access included. Due at signing is the cash required before the first transaction is posted. Stitchfloor charges no implementation fee and invoices only from go-live.
ERPNext on Frappe Cloud (₹2,050 site plan), with the Manufacturing Starter Pack
₹16,186effective monthly cost in year one, 10 users, GST included
ERPNext has no licence or per-user fee. A factory pays for hosting and implementation. Frappe Cloud charges per site, not per user: the ₹2,050 AWS Mumbai plan (2 CPU hours a day, offsite backups, third-party apps) is billed monthly with GST added for Indian customers. Frappe does not implement; its Manufacturing Starter Pack buys 70 hours from a certified partner.41, 42, 1, 43, 44, 45, 46
- Manufacturing Starter Pack, 70 partner hours₹1,40,000
- Frappe Cloud site, ₹2,050 × 12 months₹24,600
- Before GST₹1,64,600
- 18% GST₹29,628
- Due at signing, GST included₹1,65,200
Implementation: ₹1,40,000 Manufacturing Starter Pack, Frappe partner, included in the totals
Post go-live support (AMC) is extra: ₹30,000 to ₹1,20,000 a year plus GST (partner estimate). Piece-rate wages, WhatsApp and Tally migration are third-party apps. The Starter Pack page does not say whether GST is included; 18% is added here.
Stitchfloor Intelligence, all features
₹14,499a month, billed from go-live, 10 users, GST included
One subscription for the company, covering 10 users on unlimited devices, GST included. No implementation fee, and no invoice until you are live.
- Tailoring, data migration and training₹0
- Due at signing₹0
- Intelligence, monthly, from go-live₹14,499
- × 12 months₹1,73,988
- Each additional user₹1,449 a month
- Due at signing, GST included₹0
Implementation fees and billing terms.
No vendor publishes an implementation rate card; ranges are partners' and independent analysts' published estimates.
| Vendor | Typical one-time implementation fee | Delivered by | Typical timeline | When billing begins |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stitchfloor | ₹0. Tailoring, data migration and training are included. | The Stitchfloor team, directly. No partner. | Two to five days | Only after go-live. The first monthly invoice is raised once implementation is complete. |
| ERPNext | ₹1,40,000 for Frappe's Manufacturing Starter Pack (70 hours, GST not stated); partner estimates ₹75,000 to ₹3 lakh plus GST41, 42, 47, 46, 48 | Frappe-certified partners. Frappe itself does not implement | 2 months for the Starter Pack; 6 to 8 weeks for a standard rollout, 3 to 5 months for a multi-module one (partner estimates) | Starter Pack paid in full in advance; Frappe Cloud hosting billed monthly from the day the site is created |
ERPNext's software is free, but a factory still pays for hosting and for the partner who sets it up, most of it before work starts. Its Starter Pack covers standard setups only; tailoring ERPNext to a garment floor is further partner time, and support after the first two months is a separate annual contract, which the totals above leave out.2, 12
From your books today to one record.
A factory can start with the floor and move the daily books once it trusts the figures. Your accountant can keep the software they use.
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The first weeks
Start the floor in Stitchfloor
Supervisors record lots, job cards, wages and printers on their own desks, while the office goes on billing as it does today.
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Your office
Move the daily books across
Invoices, e-invoices, e-way bills, receipts and payments are made in Stitchfloor and post to its double-entry books as the work happens. Opening balances come in by pasting your accountant's journal sheet.
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Your accountant
They file from your figures
GSTR-1 is prepared for upload and GSTR-3B is worked out for your accountant. The books download as an XML file Tally imports, and registers and reports download as CSV for any other software.
Before you choose.
ERPNext is free. Why pay for Stitchfloor?
ERPNext's licence is free; running it is not. For ten users on Frappe Cloud with Frappe's Manufacturing Starter Pack, year one comes to about ₹1,94,228 with GST, ₹1,65,200 of it before work starts, and support after the first two months is extra.2, 3, 12 Stitchfloor Intelligence, with every feature, is ₹1,73,988 for the year with GST, billed monthly from go-live, with tailoring, migration and training included.
Can ERPNext be customised for a garment factory?
Yes: custom fields, forms and workflows can model almost anything, and Frappe's garment page describes exactly that.1, 6 Someone has to design and build it, usually a partner, billed by the hour. Stitchfloor already models the garment floor, and our team tailors it to your factory as part of onboarding, at no charge, building in any step, field, document or approval your factory needs that it does not have yet.
ERPNext has subcontracting. How is Stitchfloor's job work different?
ERPNext's subcontracting order sends raw material to a supplier warehouse and receives finished items back against a bill of materials.5 Stitchfloor works the way a garment floor sends work out: a lot goes to a printer or job worker part by part on a challan, with an e-way bill where one is needed, comes back counted, and the job worker's charges are priced on return.
Does ERPNext work in Hindi?
Partly. Hindi can be chosen as a user's language, and most of ERPNext's own labels are translated, but most of the Frappe framework screens around them are not, so a user sees a mix.10 Stitchfloor's Production, Operations and Inventory desks run in Hindi on the web and on Android, with about 40 spoken instructions.
Can I try it before I talk to you?
Yes. The public demo at demo.stitchfloor.com opens every desk on a sample factory, with a shared password and nothing to install. Voice entry and filing with the GST portals need a live workspace; in the demo an IRN or an e-way bill number is typed in by hand.
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