Is Tally to ERPNext migration free? +
Yes. Tally to ERPNext migration — chart of accounts, customer and supplier masters, item master, opening stock, outstanding invoices and Trial Balance reconciliation — is included free in every PS Digitise ERPNext implementation. We do not go live until the opening Trial Balance in ERPNext matches Tally exactly. Zero data loss, guaranteed.
What data is migrated from Tally to ERPNext? +
PS Digitise migrates: chart of accounts (full hierarchy), customer masters (GSTIN, payment terms, credit limits), supplier masters, item masters (HSN, tax category), opening stock (Stock Reconciliation per warehouse), outstanding sales invoices, outstanding purchase bills, bank opening balance and Trial Balance as of the cutover date. Historical transaction data stays in Tally (read-only) for reference — it is not migrated to ERPNext.
Can PS Digitise upgrade ERPNext v14 or v15 to v16? +
Yes. PS Digitise handles ERPNext version upgrades from v13, v14 or v15 to v16. The process: staging environment setup, test upgrade run, custom app compatibility check, data validation and production upgrade during a maintenance window. Cost from ₹35,000 depending on custom apps and site complexity. v16 brings Phantom BOM, OEE dashboard, Frappe Caffeine (2× performance) and a revamped workspace UI.
How long does Tally migration take? +
Tally migration is built into the ERPNext implementation timeline — no additional time required. Weeks 2–3: data export and mapping. Weeks 4–5: master import. Weeks 5–6: opening balances and Trial Balance reconciliation. Go-live in Week 8–10 after all tests pass. No separate migration project is needed.
Can you migrate from SAP Business One to ERPNext? +
Yes. PS Digitise migrates from SAP Business One to ERPNext — chart of accounts mapping, customer and vendor masters, open sales orders and purchase orders, inventory opening balances and outstanding payables and receivables. SAP data is extracted via SAP's built-in export tools or direct database access. Cost from ₹75,000 depending on data volume and the number of custom reports and workflows that need to be recreated.