I'm Hardik Gadesha, a techno-functional ERPNext & Frappe consultant — 9+ years turning business processes into working systems for 50+ clients across India, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia. Trading as m8ticulous Solutions.
Every ERPNext build starts with how your business actually runs — not a template. That's the job: translate real operations into a system people will actually use.
End-to-end setup, configuration, and rollout tailored to how your business actually runs.
Bridging business process and Frappe code — translating operational requirements into systems people actually adopt.
Designing the technical blueprint for complex ERP systems — module structure, data flow, integrations, and scale.
Building custom apps, DocTypes, and workflows on the Frappe framework — from scratch or on top of ERPNext.
Pick the one that sounds most like you.
I study your operations, challenges, and goals before opening a single config screen.
Configuration, custom development, and testing — mapped to your process, not the other way round.
Training, handover, and ongoing support so the system keeps working long after go-live.
Scope determines the model — agreed upfront, before any work starts.
For well-defined ERPNext setups — data migration, configuration, and rollout scoped clearly during discovery, priced as a single deliverable.
For ongoing custom development, evolving requirements, and post-go-live support — billed against actual work as the engagement progresses.
For Solution Architecture engagements — a scoped blueprint deliverable, typically fixed-fee, with the option to continue into the build phase.
Architected Enagarpalika 2.0, a property tax platform for the Madhya Pradesh government running across 413 ULBs and handling ₹1,400 Cr+ annually.
120+ projects across government, manufacturing, trading, pharma, and retail — patterns I bring into every new engagement.
No hand-offs to a junior team — you work with me, trading as m8ticulous Solutions, from discovery through to support.
Yes — engagements have spanned India, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia, all delivered remotely. Calls get scheduled around your timezone, not mine.
Depends on scope. Well-defined implementations usually work as fixed-price after a discovery call. Ongoing custom development, ongoing support, and evolving requirements are better suited to time-and-materials. We agree on this before any work starts.
Yes, this is common — especially for Solution Architecture engagements, where I hand off a technical blueprint for your team (or another vendor) to build against, or work directly alongside them.
Usually, yes. It starts with an audit of what's currently configured before touching anything — most "broken" ERPNext setups are actually just configured against the wrong process, not fundamentally broken.
Yes — standard practice, and happy to sign one before the discovery call if you'd like to discuss specifics upfront.
Training, handover, and ongoing support so the system keeps working after I'm not in the room — the specifics get scoped as part of the engagement, not left vague until the end.
120+ projects in, I still start with your process before touching a config screen. Available for ERPNext implementations, Frappe development, migrations, and architecture consulting — remote or onsite.