Content and commerce usually live in separate systems: a CMS for the marketing site, an ERP or a spreadsheet for the actual business. That split means two logins, two databases, and content that can never really reference your live inventory or order data. CreatesOnline's ERP module exists to close that gap.
What's actually in it
Base, inventory, sales, purchasing, and double-entry accounting — 22 tables covering customers, vendors, products, sales orders, invoices, purchase orders, and stock levels. It's headless too: every module is available at /api/erp/*, reads open to any authenticated user, writes and state changes gated to manager-level roles and above.
Why double-entry, not a simple ledger
A simple running balance can't tell you whether your books actually reconcile. Double-entry means every transaction touches at least two accounts and the books balance by construction — the same guarantee real accounting software gives you, without needing a separate one.
Where this is headed
The AI Copilot already has read tools over the ERP graph (customers, vendors, products, sales orders, invoices, purchase orders, stock levels) so it can answer questions like "which products are low on stock" without a human running a report first — write tools are next.