ONFUSE AG

Lachen, Switzerland Founded 2024 1-5 employees
Professional Services
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Company Overview

In which countries do you actively serve clients?

Products used in 10 countries globally

ERPNext Experience

Since when have you been implementing ERPNext?

2024 (company founded; focus on ERPNext extensions)

Yes, maintains:

Functional Coverage

Which ERPNext modules do you implement in-house?

Accounting (specialized Swiss compliance), Payroll, Inventory, Manufacturing; provides extensions to core ERPNext

For any modules you don’t cover in-house, how do you handle them?

Develops specialized add-ons to extend standard ERPNext modules for Swiss requirements

Do you cover local regulatory requirements (e.g. tax compliance, e-invoicing, payroll)?

Yes, Swiss regulatory requirements:

Technical Capabilities

What is your customization philosophy?

Open-source first approach; develops freely accessible apps with optional voluntary contributions

Which third-party integrations have you built or successfully deployed?

All integrations are built for ERPNext v15 and v16 compatibility.

Do you develop custom Frappe apps for clients?

Yes, develops both public and specialized ERPNext extensions

Post-Go-Live Support

Do you offer ongoing support contracts or managed services after go-live?

Support available; see https://onfuse.ch/support/

Pricing

How do you structure your pricing?

Open-source model; products freely accessible with optional contributions

Your Differentiator

What makes your approach to ERPNext implementation different from others?

Recently founded (2024) but with strong focus on Swiss market needs and open-source philosophy. Develops specialized ERPNext extensions specifically for Swiss compliance including QR Bills, payment automation, and Swiss payroll hours calculation. Provides integrated mobile solutions (Insider) and project planning tools (Planner) alongside accounting software. Products already in use across 10 countries despite recent founding. Emphasizes free accessibility with optional community contributions.


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