Assemble & Debug ERPNext Energy management software
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
All of the core code for our new ERPNext installation has already been generated with QWEN AI; you can review it here: https://chat.qwen.ai/s/3617352f-64e2-49db-bf5c-a6c79e9a71bd?fev=0.0.209. What I need now is for a seasoned ERPNext developer to pull those pieces together, stand the system up, and iron out any glitches you encounter along the way.
The scope is a full-scale ERPNext implementation tailored to an energy brokerage based in London. Because our operation doesn’t neatly fit into the default Manufacturing, Retail, or Healthcare presets, the configuration has to reflect the specifics of brokerage workflows—quoting, contract handling, trade settlements, and the regulatory reporting typical in the UK market.
Here’s how I picture the collaboration:
• Spin up a clean ERPNext environment (v14 or later) and import the custom modules/scripts from the QWEN session.
• Resolve dependency or migration issues so the instance installs without errors.
• Verify that each generated DocType, workflow, and custom script performs as intended.
• Troubleshoot edge-case errors, optimise server settings, and tidy the codebase where necessary.
• Hand back a fully working instance plus a short changelog detailing every fix or tweak you made.
I’ll grant you server access, test data, and real-world brokerage scenarios. Once everything runs smoothly, we’ll schedule a hand-over session so I can see the build in action and you can walk me through the key configuration points.
If you’re confident with ERPNext customisations, data migrations, and debugging Python/Frappe scripts, let’s get started right away.
The scope is a full-scale ERPNext implementation tailored to an energy brokerage based in London. Because our operation doesn’t neatly fit into the default Manufacturing, Retail, or Healthcare presets, the configuration has to reflect the specifics of brokerage workflows—quoting, contract handling, trade settlements, and the regulatory reporting typical in the UK market.
Here’s how I picture the collaboration:
• Spin up a clean ERPNext environment (v14 or later) and import the custom modules/scripts from the QWEN session.
• Resolve dependency or migration issues so the instance installs without errors.
• Verify that each generated DocType, workflow, and custom script performs as intended.
• Troubleshoot edge-case errors, optimise server settings, and tidy the codebase where necessary.
• Hand back a fully working instance plus a short changelog detailing every fix or tweak you made.
I’ll grant you server access, test data, and real-world brokerage scenarios. Once everything runs smoothly, we’ll schedule a hand-over session so I can see the build in action and you can walk me through the key configuration points.
If you’re confident with ERPNext customisations, data migrations, and debugging Python/Frappe scripts, let’s get started right away.