The open-source manufacturing ERP/MES/QMS. Perfect for complex assembly, HMLV, and configure to order manufacturing.
Carbon emerges as a revolutionary solution in the world of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. After experiencing the limitations of off-the-shelf manufacturing solutions, the developers recognized the urgent need for a flexible, API-first ERP that caters to the distinctive requirements of various businesses. The architecture of Carbon is a game-changer, emphasizing ease of customization and integration, ensuring that users can tailor the system to their unique operations.
Designed to tackle common challenges associated with traditional ERP systems, Carbon stands out by addressing vendor lock-in and providing a robust platform that encourages businesses to extend functionality in ways that best suit their specific needs. With a modern toolkit, Carbon redefines what an ERP system can be, setting a new standard in the industry.
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