FaraERP is the central control system of your organisation: finance, inventory, production, HR, office automation and clinics on one database, under one heart. Every department runs its own station — and instead of running between them, you see the whole line from one place.
Fara’s modules are not installed separately and “integrated” later — they have stood on one production line from day one, fed by one conveyor. Hover over a station to see what passes through it.
This is where the plant gets its energy. General ledger, vouchers, cash desk, bank and cheques — every event in the organisation books its own entry without delay, and the cash flow shows on the board.
Production lines, bills of material and unit cost; live temperature and humidity; and industrial devices such as weighbridges wired straight into the system. No gauge goes unread.
Receipts and issues, live quantities, serials and batches, and goods moving in and out at the same tempo as the dock. The silo never runs dry by surprise.
Letters and inboxes, project follow-up, clinic appointments and HR. Work moves from hand to hand without getting stuck anywhere — and nobody chases a paper form.
Modules are not installed separately and are never "integrated" afterwards; they are one system from day one. A sales invoice posts its accounting entry, deducts stock and lands in the management report at the same instant.
General ledger, vouchers, floating analytics, fiscal years, trial balance and financial statements — with a standard, configurable chart of accounts.
Cash, banks, incoming and outgoing cheques, and bank reconciliation inside the same ledger.
Multi-warehouse, receipts and issues, live stock, serial and batch tracking, stocktaking and costing.
Quotations, invoices, sales returns, price lists and tiered discounts — with automatic posting.
Purchase requests, RFQs, orders, goods receipts and supplier settlement in one chain.
Bills of material, work orders, material consumption, scrap and the cost of every production batch.
Direct connection to the weighbridge indicator, weight tickets, consignment notes and unloading control — with a dedicated Windows terminal.
Employee files and contracts, personnel actions, leave and travel with approval workflows, shifts, appraisals, training and recruitment.
A formula-based engine, social-security and income-tax calculation, traceable payslips, and hours fed from the time clock and shifts.
Incoming and outgoing letters, inboxes, electronic signature, referral and follow-up, and document archiving.
Leads, follow-ups, the sales funnel, contact history and SMS, WhatsApp or call campaigns for customer groups — a lead from the website form lands right here.
The site you are reading is run by this very module: pages, menus, articles, forms and SEO — without a developer.
Cart, payment gateway, shipping and order tracking — on the same inventory and the same ledger.
Data loggers, live charts, out-of-range alerts and audit-ready reports — for cold storage and pharmaceuticals.
Reception, booking, queue and cash desk for clinics, vets, beauty salons, repair shops and car washes — with inpatient care, a record and vaccines for every animal, a “your job is ready” message, cash slips and a booking storefront.
Video and written guides for every module, inside the panel itself — a new user gets going without a classroom.
Recipes and cost per serving, menus and meal booking, production orders and waste — ingredients from stock.
Shipment orders, vehicles and drivers, freight rates and settlement, with weights from the weighbridge.
Phases, activities and tasks, timesheets, budget and costs, and construction projects with schedule and progress.
Monitoring of servers, sites, certificates and backups with alerts, a network map and a recorded console.
The caller’s record pops up on incoming calls, with call history and click-to-call from the panel.
Camera events with snapshots, alert rules and a daily summary.
Counter sales with tills, shifts, receipts and returns — for shops, restaurants and cafés, linked to stock and the kitchen.
However good the stations are, without a heart they only work in isolation. Fara’s supervisory core brings the data of every module onto one board: it watches, warns in time, sets who may do what, and keeps a trace of every change — at a rhythm that never wavers.
Finance, stock, production and people in one view — from the very data the daily work runs on, not from yesterday’s report.
A temperature out of range, a stock shortfall or a request stuck in an inbox shows on the board before it becomes a stoppage.
Each user sees only the part of the line their role allows, and nobody can grant access above their own level.
Documents are never deleted, only voided — it is always clear who changed what, and when.
All modules share one database; the number the warehouse sees is the number accounting sees. There is no nightly sync to fall behind.
Service availability and backups are checked every day — not only when something has gone wrong. Like scheduled machine maintenance, before the breakdown.
Reliability lives in the details. These are not marketing claims; they are specifications you can see in a demo and write into a contract.
The web panel, the Windows terminal and the mobile app all read from one API; business logic is written once, not three times.
Your data never shares a table with another customer; a faulty query cannot reveal another organisation’s data.
Every domain is served over HTTPS only, and certificates renew themselves.
Servers run on NVMe disks with dedicated resources, so heavy reports keep nobody waiting.
Service health and backups are watched continuously, and restoring a backup is tested too.
Each view is built for where the work happens: managers in the browser, weighbridge operators on Windows, drivers on their phones.
Persian, English, German and Dutch — with right-to-left and the Persian calendar where they belong.
The very same version can be installed entirely inside your own network, for organisations whose data must not leave the building.
We go through infrastructure and deployment details face to face in the demo, for your own organisation.
Which modules are switched on at each of them, and how much work actually goes through the system - not a row of logos.
Food industry - tomato paste and pickles
1,800+weight tickets a month
Food industry - tomato paste
18,000+weight tickets since 2024
Agro-industry - bell pepper greenhouse
1,900+goods requests with approval workflow
Food additives and ingredients
640+letters a month, across 66 users
Cardiac clinic
1,200+online bookings a month
Dermatology and aesthetics - onboarding
70-80visits a day - the clinic's own figure
By the modules you actually need and the number of concurrent users. A module you have not bought is not switched on at all on your server, so you do not pay for what you do not use. The exact figure follows the discovery call.
Yes. Chart of accounts, parties, items, warehouses and opening balances are migrated. We have a ready converter for one common local system and import templates for spreadsheets. How much legacy data you have decides whether this takes one week or three.
Yes, and it is exactly the same build that runs on our infrastructure — not a separate branch that falls behind on updates. Backups and updates are then either your team's job or ours remotely, whichever the contract says.
We build it. The point is that your custom report sits on the standard build, so the next update does not wipe it and you do not drift off the product path.
Yes, one installer for everyone. On first launch you enter your organisation's site address, and the app shows exactly the modules your organisation has bought and the user is allowed to open. Buying a new module needs no new app version.
The support team is the team that builds the product; your request does not pass through three layers of intermediaries. Channels and response times are set in the contract, and there is a separate escalation path for work-stopping failures.
The interface, the printed output and the website content all exist in each language, the page direction follows the language, and the calendar matches it — Jalali for Persian, Gregorian for English, German and Dutch. Another language can be added.
For a small business with two or three modules, usually one to two weeks. For an organisation with production, several warehouses and years of legacy data, one to three months. We give a firmer number once we have seen your current data.
In a dedicated demo we set up a real day of your plant in Fara — with your own data and vocabulary, not a canned show. See how the line runs with Fara, then decide.
The demo is free and comes with no obligation.
The demo is not a canned slideshow. Before the session we set up a real scenario from your business, so you can see the work you do every day being done in FaraERP.
