1,100+ pull requests merged across the Frappe ecosystem

Hire ERPNext developers who contribute to the source code

Hire ERPNext developers from Aerele Technologies in Tiruppur, India, for custom apps, accounting and inventory workflows, integrations, and performance optimization. Our 30+ engineer team has 1,100+ pull requests merged across ERPNext, Frappe, HRMS, Payments, and Webshop. Explore public contributions, shipped projects, and pricing below.

ERPNext development backed by Frappe framework experience

ERPNext runs on the Frappe framework. Our developers work with DocTypes, Python controllers, permissions, REST APIs, and background jobs to extend your ERP without changing core files unnecessarily. For a standalone SaaS product or framework-specific work, explore Frappe developer hiring. For ERPNext development, compare the scope, evidence, and engagement options on this page.

Verify public ERPNext developer contributions

These engineers have merged contributions across the Frappe ecosystem. Repository labels distinguish ERPNext from Frappe, HRMS, and related projects. Counts come from our published contribution snapshot; follow each repository link to verify merged pull requests on GitHub.

Snapshot: 2026-10-23. 1,127 public merged PRs across 14 Frappe ecosystem repositories, including 966 in ERPNext, made by our engineers as part of their work at Aerele. Counts may include backport PRs opened by the contributor. Ask us about current developer availability. Data and methodology.

Pandiyan P
@Pandiyan5273
323
merged PRs

Stock and manufacturing contributor. Focused on warehouse mapping, barcode scanning, UOM handling, and work order improvements. Clean, targeted fixes in stock entry and subassembly workflows.

Sudharsanan Ashok
@Sudharsanan11
151
merged PRs

Manufacturing and stock operations contributor. Work across production plans, work orders, batch quantity calculations, subcontracting orders, and stock reservations. Also contributed to buying workflows and quality inspection.

Venkatesh
@venkat102
92
merged PRs

Core accounting and payroll contributor. Extensive fixes across payment entries, tax withholding, period closing vouchers, cost center allocation, and multi-currency handling. Strong HRMS work including salary slips, leave encashment, and shift assignments.

Logesh Periyasamy
@l0gesh29
63
merged PRs

Accounting reports and ledger expert. Built features like company currency display in GL reports, cashflow opening/closing balance, and accounting dimension filters. Key fixes in payment reconciliation, trial balance, and asset valuation.

Kavin
@kavin-114
60
merged PRs

Stock and manufacturing specialist. Focused on serial/batch handling, pick lists, POS batch calculations, subcontracting, and work order validations. Deep expertise in inventory operations and warehouse management.

NaviN
@Navin-S-R
37
merged PRs

Asset management and financial reporting contributor. Key work on asset depreciation, capitalization, partial asset sales, and gross profit reporting. Also improved payment reconciliation and standardized cost center handling across transactions.

Pugazhendhi Velu
@pugazhendhivelu
33
merged PRs

Full-stack ERPNext contributor across stock, manufacturing, and framework. Fixes in barcode scanning, warehouse handling, period closing, and quality inspection. Also contributed to Frappe framework UI including form sidebar and data exporter improvements.

Sowmya
@SowmyaArunachalam
23
merged PRs

Versatile contributor across selling, assets, and accounts. Built features like configurable asset depreciation notifications, attendance permissions, and default age ranges in accounts. Fixes across sales orders, material requests, and CI infrastructure.

Afsal Syed
@Afsalsyed
16
merged PRs

Frontend and forms contributor. Fixes across address and contact rendering, Quick Entry link filters, and HTML sanitization of address display in Frappe and ERPNext.

Karuppasamy
@Karuppasamy923
13
merged PRs

Contributed across accounts, payments, and integrations. Built MT940 bank statement import, pegged currency support, and Razorpay currency extensions. Work on inter-company transaction validation and trend reports.

Rethik M
@rs-rethik
11
merged PRs

Accounts and stock contributor. Built multiselect CC in process statement of accounts, difference posting date for invoice advances. Fixes in expense claim validation, exchange loss/gain, and stock quantity reporting.

Dhinesh
@DHINESH00
6
merged PRs

Focused contributions on pricing and bank reconciliation. Fixes in pricing rule application, discount handling, currency updates, and the bank reconciliation tool.

Chethan Kumar C
@chethank1407
1
merged PRs

Contributed to ERPNext accounting setup with print and stationery account renaming.

What our ERPNext developers build

These aren't hypothetical. These are shipped, production systems across India, Oman, UAE, and Germany.

ERPNext Bank Integrations

Our india-banking suite connects ERPNext to Indian banks – HDFC, ICICI, Axis, Kotak, YES, Union Bank, Canara, BOB, IDFC, HSBC, Citi, SCB. Vendor payouts, payroll, and statement reconciliation from within ERPNext.

ERPNext Custom Apps

Domain-specific Frappe apps – jewellery manufacturing, garment production, real estate. Built as proper apps with doctypes and APIs, not Client Script hacks that break on upgrade.

ERPNext E-commerce

Medusa, Shopify, WooCommerce ↔ ERPNext. Products, orders, inventory, customers synced. Our medusa_integration is open source on GitHub.

ERPNext Performance

8-hour batch jobs → under a minute. Query profiling, caching, background job restructuring by developers who know ERPNext internals.

ERPNext + Warehouse Robotics

Connected warehouse robots to ERPNext in Oman. Orders trigger conveyor belts. Returns auto-stored. Real-time stock sync.

Products on ERPNext

Product companies like Stanch.io, AssureAI, Xavica Software, and Ziyana Software hired us to build their entire products on ERPNext/Frappe.

ERPNext modules our developers have contributed to

Pull requests merged into these core ERPNext ecosystem repositories. Publicly verifiable on GitHub.

Accounting

GL entries, journals, invoices, payment reconciliation

Inventory

Stock ledger, warehouses, material requests, stock reconciliation

Manufacturing

BOM, work orders, production planning, quality

Selling & Buying

Quotations, orders, pricing rules, taxes

HR & Payroll

Salary slips, attendance, leave, expense claims

Payments

Gateway integrations, payment entries, processing

Webshop

E-commerce storefront, product catalog, cart

CRM

Leads, opportunities, campaigns, email

ERPNext developer pricing

Transparent. No "schedule a call" to see numbers.

Hourly

Quick fixes, code reviews, consultations

₹3,000–4,000/hr

Popular

Dedicated ERPNext Developer

Quarterly commitment · For teams with functional expertise · Limited slots

₹7,000–10,500/day

Development Sprint

2 weeks dev + 1 week implementation, fixed scope

₹1,50,000/sprint

All prices + applicable taxes · Full pricing details →

How to hire an ERPNext developer from Aerele

  1. Share the development problem.

    Send your ERPNext version, affected modules, current custom apps, expected outcome, and timeline to hello@aerele.in. For an integration, include the other system and its API documentation.

  2. Agree the scope and engagement.

    Discuss the relevant developer experience, technical dependencies, acceptance criteria, and availability. Choose hourly work, a dedicated developer with a quarterly commitment, or a fixed-scope sprint.

  3. Build and review the result.

    Review changes against the agreed business workflow. Include permissions, integration failures, and version compatibility in acceptance criteria where relevant. Your functional team or implementation partner owns business-process decisions.

What to check before choosing an ERPNext development company

Ask for public code relevant to your module, a concrete explanation of how customizations interact with ERPNext upgrades, and an example of a shipped integration. Our India Banking case study covers bank APIs, payouts, and reconciliation. Our Alfarsi warehouse robotics case study describes ERPNext integration with warehouse automation in Oman. Review our open-source repositories alongside the contribution links above.

Aerele focuses on development. If you need ERP selection, go-live, data migration, or user training, involve an implementation partner. We can work alongside that team on custom development.

Send your ERPNext development brief →

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Frequently asked questions about hiring ERPNext developers

How much does it cost to hire an ERPNext developer?

Three models: Hourly (₹3,000–4,000/hr) for quick fixes and consultations. Dedicated Developer (₹7,000–10,500/working day) for ongoing ERPNext development – minimum quarterly commitment, limited availability due to high demand. Development Sprint (₹1,50,000/sprint) for scoped 3-week deliverables. All include full engineering team backing.

What's the difference between an ERPNext developer and an ERPNext contributor?

An ERPNext developer configures and customizes ERPNext. An ERPNext contributor has code merged into the ERPNext source code itself. Aerele has 1,100+ PRs merged across the Frappe ecosystem. You can review the repository-specific contribution links above to assess relevant experience before hiring.

Does Aerele do ERPNext implementation?

No. We're a core development team – custom apps, integrations, product engineering, and performance optimization. For ERPNext implementation (go-live, data migration, training), we recommend a certified Frappe partner. We often work alongside them as the development team.

My ERPNext is slow. Can you fix it?

Yes. We've taken 8-hour ERPNext batch jobs to under a minute. Most ERPNext performance issues are code-level – missing indexes, N+1 queries, inefficient background jobs – not hardware problems. Our developers know where ERPNext is fast and where it's slow because they contribute to the code.

Which ERPNext modules has Aerele contributed to?

Our team has merged PRs into ERPNext core (accounting, inventory, manufacturing, selling, buying, CRM), HRMS (payroll, attendance, leave management), Payments (gateway integrations), Webshop (e-commerce), E-commerce Integrations (Shopify, WooCommerce). All publicly verifiable on GitHub.

Your next ERPNext developer should be a contributor

Tell us what you're building on ERPNext. We'll tell you if we're the right fit.