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Frappe and ERPNext coverage in conferences, magazines, blogs and other websites
Zerodha-backed Rainmatter invests Rs 10 crore in ERPNext
November 2020
Rainmatter, a fintech incubator backed by Zerodha, has invested Rs 10 crore in open-source enterprise resource planning software ERPNext.
Firstpost - Start-ups Decoded
August 2020
Founder Rushabh Mehta sits down for a chat describing his inspiration for creating Frappe framework, the engine that powers ERPNext.
SaasBooMi Podcast
June 2020
In episode 5 of the podcast, discover Rushabh Mehta's journey on building a community, and not just a company.
Crozdesk - Business Management Software Awards 2020
March 2020
Crozdesk.com is an independent business discovery platform which facilitates users to compare 1000s of softwares across 200+ categories. It lists ERPNext as a Leader under the Business Management category.
Moneycontol
March 2020
In an article taking a look at how companies in Bangalore are going remote currently, Zerodha founder Nithin Kamath names ERPNext as a tool which has helped with internal employee management
GetApp Category Leaders
January 2020
GetApp publishes a list of category leaders for some of their most popular software categories.
Gramener Story Chats
January 2020
Rushabh sits down for a Story Chat with Sundeep @ Gramener to understand the potential and impact of Open Source in the Enterprise market.
YourStory - Opensource Projects From India To Watch Out For in 2020
December 2019
YourStory calls ERPNext as a major OpenSource project to watch out from India in 2020. The publication had previously covered ERPNext in 2013.
Digital Ocean
December 2019
ERPNext founder Rushabh Mehta speaks at the Digital Ocean Tide in Mumbai highlighting how Startups and Enterprises are leveraging large scale Open Source and Cloud to build next-generation business platforms.
Open Source For You - More Than The Software FOSS is a Growing Movement: ERPNext Founder Rushabh Mehta
July 2019
We are entering into a more market driven era which is resulting in creation of more and more free software, mostly driven by large corporations.
Opensource.com - Top 9 open source ERP systems to consider
April 2018
ERPNext is one of those classic open source projects; in fact, it was featured on Opensource.com way back in 2014. It was designed to scratch a particular itch, in this case replacing a creaky and expensive proprietary ERP implementation.
LinuxLinks - Best Open Source Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software
February 2018
LinuxLinks is a blog that writes frequently about Linux software, hardware, and other FOSS projects. It calls ERPNext as the best Open Source ERP based on factors like ease of use and pricing.
Gartner places ERPNext in it's FrontRunner Quadrant
April 2017
SoftwareAdvice places ERPNext as a Contender in Gartner's newly launched FrontRunners Quadrant.
Podcast __init__ - ERPNext with Rushabh Mehta
December 2016
If you need to track all of the pieces of a business and don’t want to use 15 different tools then you should probably be looking at an ERP system. Unfortunately, a lot of them are big, clunky, and difficult to manage, so Rushabh Mehta decided to build one that isn’t. ERPNext is an open-source, web-based, easy to use ERP platform built with Python.
The Top 5 Free, Open Source ERP Software
April 2015
ERPNext’s simplicity means that it’s easy to set up, using simple forms to enter information about your business and walking you through the whole process in typical setup wizard style. It’s a feeling that quickly becomes familiar as the ERP is clean and user friendly.
Top 4 Open Source ERP Systems
March 2015
ERPNext was built for small and medium-sized businesses. It includes modules for accounting, managing inventory, sales, purchase, and project management. The applications that make up ERPNext are form-driven—you fill information in a set of fields and let the application do the rest. The whole suite is easy to use.
BOSSIE Award Winner: Best Open Source of 2014
October 2014
The past year saw ERPNext move to a new Web framework, called Frappe, which supports plug-ins and extensions through a new API. In addition to the framework upgrade, the platform received a lot of usability improvements and bug fixes. The list of features is impressive and continues to grow.
Interview on the Bootstrapping Experience
September 2014
Bootstrapping is tough. Most of the time things take three times longer than what we think. The only way to enjoy this journey is to absolutely love what you do. That is what sustains you.
YourStory.com
November 2013
The ERPNext story covered by YourStory.com, gives a quick overview of how ERPNext started and where it is headed.
BOSSIE Award Winner: Best Open Source of 2013
September 2013
ERPNext is included in the winner's list of the best open source softwares of 2013. ERPNext now rubs shoulders for with other popular ERP / CRM applications like SugarCRM, OpenERP and others.
Express Computer
December 2012
Express Computer does a full length Case Study on Cloud ERPs with ERPNext and Neural Integrated Systems.
Startup Central
August 2012
Starup Central covers the tech and funding scene in India and Singapore. This article features an interview with Rushabh.
Information Week
June 2012
Information week covers some of the emerging cloud based startups in India and ERPNext is the second on the list.
NextBigWhat
September 2011
NextBigWhat covers the tech and startup scene in India and featured a guest article by Rushabh about the benefits of Open Sourcing.