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Saudi e-Invoicing Phase-2 implementation for ERPNext - Release
Development version of Saudi E-Invoice Phase-2 app from ERPGulf This app enables phase-2 implemetation of Saudi VAT on ERPNext. More details about Saudi E-Inovicing phase-2 is available on Zatca websi
Customer contact and Mobile number - how to make it simple for small businesses
It is tough for small and Medium ERPNext users to enter customer's Mobile numbers and search for it in the new version. The new design works for big businesses but is inconvenient for SMBs.
Adding another site on same instance - ERPNext and Frappe Version14
This is a continuation of ( https://cloud.erpgulf.com/blog/support-forum/installing-erpnext-version-14-on-ubuntu-22+ ) and part of a series. The explanation can be seen on Youtube.com/ERPGulf
ERPNext Version 14 Install in Production Mode - Nginx Supervirsor Gunicorn
This is a continuation ( https://cloud.erpgulf.com/blog/support-forum/installing-erpnext-version-14-on-ubuntu-22+ ) and part of a series. The explanation can be found on Youtube.com/ERPGulf
Installing ERPNext version 14 on Ubuntu 22+
ERPNext 14 released, and here the updated installation document. As CentOS dead ( or killed by IBM), Ubuntu becomes the de-facto OS for ERPNext hosting. These are the steps to install Frappe & ERPNext
ERPNext upgrade from Version 13 to Version 14 - Ubuntu
Frapp ERPNext upgrade from V13 to V14 - Ubnutu
Preparing Ubuntu 20+ server for ERPNext and Frappe Version 14
If your server is Ubuntu 20+ and you are unable to upgrade the server to 22+, please use this document to prepare server for ERPNext Version 14.
Server Preparation for upgrading from ERPNext versoin 13 to 14
Following are the steps for preparing Ubuntu server for upgrading ERPNext version 13 to version 14.
ERPNext Production plan - script for removing available stock from Assembly items
In the ERPNext Production plan, companies often need to produce only items which is not in the stock already. Use these scritpt to achieve that.
ERPNext Costing, Landed cost voucher, Valuation rate, Shipping charges taxes -ERPGulf Training
ERPNext Costing, Landed cost voucher, Valuation rate, Shipping charges taxes -ERPGulf Training
ERPGulf announces the opening of new ERPNext hosting services in Doha and Johannesburg.
With great pleasure and satisfaction, we would like to inform all our clients and well-wishers that we are starting to host ERPNext in Doha data centers this week. We have made an exclusive arrangemen
ERPNext hosting in Doha data centers
Our cloud servers for ERPNext are available now in Doha. Hosted in Azure data center in Doha. Please contact our team for moving your #ERPNext installation from other locations to #Doha at support@ERP
How to make Purchase payment in foreign currency like USD GBP or EURO
Most companies in Saudi UAE or Qatar import from foreign countries. They need to make payment in foreign currency and keep record. 1- Invoice is in Euro/USD 2- Supplier default currency is Euro/USD 3
PO - Insert items with supplier part number - Customization support
Purchase departments always need to enter PO through supplier part numbers as it is the most know. We can do that with basic customization on ERPNext PO - Insert items with supplier part number -
ERPNext - Auto fetching currency rate from openexchange.org
Currencies are fluctuating, every day, every hour. It is hard to track the changes manually. Here we pull the latest currency values from openexchange.org and keep the system updated
ERPNext Workflow with Conditions - Training with Examples
We have uploaded an ERPNext training video, covering Workflows and Workflow conditions. Please watch and share. https://youtu.be/87BJEXxSy9k
ERPNext Naming Series , How to insert Year, Month, Short Codes in Naming Series - ERPGulf Training
ERPNext Naming Series , How to insert Year, Month, Short Codes in Naming Series - ERPGulf Training
Why do most ERP implementations fail, and how ERPNext can reverse the trend?
Let’s face it. Most ERP implementations fail. The implementation goes on and on but never ends. Spends millions on that process. Both the implementor and the client get tired.