D2C operating system
A D2C operating system, not a generic ERP
Most ERP suites were modelled on a factory or a trading house. A D2C brand also has marketplace fees, returns, SKU-level margin, and a catalogue that changes every season.
What breaks when the brand grows past one sheet
The first hundred orders fit in a sheet. The next ten thousand do not. Marketplace settlements arrive net of fees, a purchase order is still open, and the person who knows the real stock is in a warehouse that the sheet does not name.
Enablr One starts from that operating shape. A company can have several brands, offices, warehouses, and GST registrations. Those are records in one tenant, so a report can slice by brand without copying the catalogue.
The chain the software is built around
A product points at a manufacturer. A purchase order points at that product. A goods receipt adds stock. A channel order consumes it. An invoice and a payment explain the cash. Management reports read those rows instead of a monthly paste.
The same idea applies to people. An expense belongs to an employee, waits for an approval threshold the company configured, and becomes a payment finance can see.
What this release includes
This website explains the product, takes company applications, and takes enquiries. The operating modules — catalogue, stock, orders, and finance — are later phases on the model described here.
Get Started opens the company application. Book a Demo opens an enquiry if you want a walkthrough before applying.