Different trades, same failure points: an order missed in WhatsApp, a stock figure that was wrong before you quoted it, supplier dues nobody can total without a phone call. BOOM closes those gaps in one system you own — without an ERP programme.
The modules are the same. What differs is which leak is costing you most this month — and BOOM is configured around that.
You take orders faster than any spreadsheet gets updated, buy from several suppliers, and defend a thin margin. When sales and purchasing work off different numbers, you over-buy, run out, or quote below cost.
Stock moves all day and the counter can’t wait for someone to open a file. Whoever is on shift needs today’s stock, the customer’s history and the day’s jobs on one screen.
Every handoff — order taken, stock allocated, dispatched, delivered — is a place a shipment stalls with nobody owning it. Meanwhile receivables age quietly and supplier bills come due.
Long lead times mean cash is committed months before it returns. Consignments, supplier balances and customer dues in separate files is how you lose track of what has landed and what is still owed.
When customers place orders and suppliers fulfil them, your team becomes the switchboard between the two. Portals give each side its own scoped view so status questions stop landing on your staff.
Production stops for the one material nobody flagged. Raw material stock, purchase orders, supplier settlements and the jobs on the floor have to sit in one place — otherwise coordination runs on calls and memory.
Different industries, same five failures. None of them look dramatic — they just tax every week you keep running this way.
BOOM by YNIIDI is a self-hosted ERP alternative with a one-time license, built for operations-heavy businesses that have outgrown Excel and WhatsApp. Wholesalers use it for order management, live inventory across the catalog, supplier dues and margin per product. Distributors use it to track the order pipeline, customer receivables and supplier payables in one view. Retailers use it for live stock, low-stock alerts, customer history and payment collection. Manufacturers use it for material stock, purchases, supplier settlements and production task ownership. Import/export businesses use it to keep consignment stock, supplier balances and customer dues together. See every module or compare BOOM Lite and BOOM pricing.
BOOM is built for wholesale operations: every order tracked with status and outstanding dues, live stock across the catalog, supplier bills and payables in one place, and margin per product so pricing is based on real numbers. It is self-hosted and sold as a one-time license.
Yes. BOOM records customer dues and partial payments against orders, and supplier bills and pending payables against purchases, so both sides of the ledger can be totalled without phone calls.
Yes. BOOM started with a manufacturing business running on Excel and WhatsApp. Manufacturers use it for raw material and product stock, purchase and supplier tracking, orders and dues, task assignment for production coordination, and margin reporting. Read the tissue paper manufacturer case study.
Usually not. BOOM is a one-time investment starting from ₹2,00,000, so it suits operations-heavy businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets. Very small or solo operations, or buyers wanting a cheap monthly SaaS tool, are better served elsewhere.
Tell us your order volume, supplier count and what you’re using now. We’ll show you the workflows that map to it — or say plainly if it isn’t a fit.
