Bespoke ERP, without the development project.
Software shaped around how your business actually works, for UK businesses. AI now writes the code. We bring twenty years of ERP judgment to decide what it should do, a platform engineered to build it reliably, and we run it once it’s live.
From conversation to system
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You say
“If a pallet turns up damaged, we claim it back from the supplier. We never just write it off.”
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We agree
Damage found at goods-in raises a claim against the supplier, linked to the purchase order. The damaged stock leaves inventory at cost, and the claim is set against their next invoice.
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It’s live
Journal entry GRN-2291 Account Debit Credit Supplier claims 420.00 Stock 420.00 420.00 420.00 Balanced, and in your books.
Three parts, one service.
AI writes the code; the hard part is knowing what to build, and running it properly once it exists. Design, Build and Operate run as one loop: we agree a change in a session, it’s built, it goes live, and the next session starts from there. They’re never sold separately.
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Design
Jonathan Pincas
Regular sessions where we work out how your business should run, written up as a specification in your own language.
How Design works -
Build
Allan Clark
An engineered AI pipeline turns each specification into tested software, live shortly after it’s agreed.
How Build works -
Operate
The teamsupport by Jessica Perez
Hosting, backups, monitoring, updates and support, by the people who built your system.
How Operate works
From £1,500 a month + VAT, for all three.
How it works, and what’s includedWhere the effort goes.
Traditional custom ERP spends most of its budget on people writing code, and leaves you depending on whoever wrote it. We put the effort where it makes a difference.
| Traditional custom ERP | With us | |
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| Who writes the code | Developers, by hand | AI, on a pipeline engineered for ERP |
| Where the budget goes | Mostly into writing code | Deciding what to build, and running it well |
| When changes arrive | At the end of a project phase | Shortly after we agree them |
| Who owns the code | Often the developer or vendor | You, from day one |
Tell us what isn’t working.
A short note is the best way to start: what’s broken, what you’ve tried, and what good would look like.
Prefer email? Write to info@frictionlesserp.com.
Or start with the two-page overview PDF
Yagni Ltd. Working with businesses across the UK.


