Enterprise resource planning software
From formulation
to business decisions.
RAAP ERP brings finance, inventory, sales, production and HR tools into one Persian-language environment, helping teams follow the relationships between materials, processes and organizational records.
Enlarge interface Production begins with the formula's details.
Raw materials and instructions alongside product specifications.
RAAP's formulation section defines the formula version, batch volume, raw materials and packaging in one form. Each material has separate fields for quantity, unit, waste and supplier.
Operating instructions, temperature, mixing time and the quality control point are part of the same workflow. This structure turns scattered descriptions into specific information for the production team.
Different functions, one workspace
RAAP's organization menu provides a clear route to each department's tools.
Finance, sales and customers
Finance and accounting, sales and CRM modules sit alongside each other. Users access each department's workspace from a shared menu.
Procurement, inventory and production
Procurement, inventory management, product engineering and production planning have their own sections in RAAP. Formulation, work centres and production routing sit within product engineering.
Quality control and research
Laboratory and quality control, and research and development, each have separate navigation routes so their specialist work has a place in the organizational structure.
Reports and approvals
The BI report builder supports data-source selection, grouping and chart types. The approvals inbox gives users a way to handle operational items.
Start implementation with how the work happens.
- 01
Understand the organization
Identify the departments, roles and processes that need to move into the system.
- 02
Prepare the information
Review product and material master data, business partners and access permissions.
- 03
Define the implementation scope
Agree the rollout sequence and requirements for connecting existing systems with the RAAP team.
Explore organizational use
RAAP for your organization
Describe your industry, priority processes and current systems so the implementation discussion starts with your specific needs.