Complete ERP · FastTrax foundation
Korx — run your whole business on one platform
Bookkeeping to HR, warehouse to customer portal—integrated modules your teams actually use together.
Built on the comprehensive FastTrax foundation from 10 Cores, Korx replaces fragmented tools with a single ERP: finance, distribution, CRM, self-service portals, people, and work management—aligned data, fewer handoffs, faster decisions.
Unify finance, operations, and customer relationships—one source of truth from order to invoice to insight.
Platform snapshot
Modules
8
Core ERP areas
Financial core
GL + books
Unified ledger
Portals
2
Vendor & customer
Teams
Finance · Ops · HR
Same data model
One platform—not a patchwork of tools
Clear workflows, shared records, and role-based screens so finance, operations, sales, and HR work from the same spine—fewer handoffs and fewer spreadsheets.
Single revenue & finance spine
Bookkeeping and financial accounting connect to invoicing, inventory, and tax-ready reporting—trace every amount from first entry to financial statements.
Operations & distribution in sync
Distribution, stock, and fulfillment align with sales and purchasing so commitments in CRM match what warehouse and finance can deliver.
People & partners included
HR, task management, and vendor/customer portals sit on the same platform—onboarding, work tracking, and self-service without duplicate master data.
Everything you expect from a complete ERP
Eight integrated areas—use what you need today, expand without a rip-and-replace project tomorrow.
Bookkeeping
Day-to-day books, journals, vouchers, and reconciliation—disciplined records that feed the general ledger without duplicate entry.
Financial accounting
GL, periods, consolidation-ready reporting, and compliance-oriented financials—P&L, balance sheet, and management views in one place.
Distribution
Inventory, warehousing, and fulfillment wired to sales and purchasing—reduce stock-outs and mismatches between what you sell and what you ship.
CRM
Accounts, pipeline, and service touchpoints linked to orders and billing—revenue teams see the same customer truth as finance and operations.
Vendor management portal
Suppliers onboard, submit documents, and collaborate on POs and invoices—less email chaos, clearer accountability.
Customer management portal
Customers access orders, invoices, delivery status, and requests—self-service that reduces load on your back office.
HR
Core HR, attendance, and employee records tied to the business structure—people data that stays consistent with operations and finance.
Task manager
Projects, tasks, and handoffs across teams with ownership and deadlines—execution visibility beyond siloed spreadsheets.
Clarity at every layer
Deep enough for finance and IT, approachable for line managers—without losing the enterprise rigor you need.
Transparent financial trail
From booking entries to financial statements, see how numbers roll up—audit-friendly, period-aware, and ready for stakeholder reporting.
Distribution that matches demand
Align stock, orders, and fulfillment so customer promises and cash flow stay in sync—fewer emergency transfers and write-offs.
CRM connected to fulfilment
Opportunities and quotes tie through to orders and inventory—sales doesn’t overcommit what operations can’t deliver.
Portals that reduce noise
Vendors and customers self-serve on a single platform—fewer status calls, cleaner handoffs to AP/AR and support teams.
How teams roll out Korx
A phased path from discovery to live ERP—scope modules, migrate data, train users, and expand.
1
Map your processes
Finance, distribution, CRM, and portals—define what goes live first.
2
Unify master data
Chart of accounts, items, customers, vendors—one clean backbone.
3
Enable modules
Switch on bookkeeping, distribution, portals, HR, and tasks by wave.
4
Measure & iterate
Dashboards and reporting close the loop—tune workflows with real usage.
What customers say
Operations
“Finally one ERP spine—finance and warehouse stopped arguing about the same stock number.”
Finance
“Books through to reporting in one place—we closed faster and with fewer spreadsheets.”
Customer experience
“The customer portal cut routine status calls in half—our team can focus on real issues.”
Frequently asked questions
Answers for teams evaluating Korx ERP for day-to-day operations and growth.
Is Korx suitable for Pakistani SMEs?
Yes. Korx is designed for Pakistani SMEs that need integrated finance, inventory, sales, and operations in one ERP platform.
Which business functions does Korx cover?
Korx covers bookkeeping, financial accounting, distribution, CRM, vendor and customer portals, HR, and task management.
Can Korx be rolled out in phases?
Yes. Teams can start with priority modules and expand in waves as data and process maturity improves.
Who typically uses Korx inside a company?
Finance, operations, sales, HR, and management teams use Korx through role-based workflows and shared data.
How can we evaluate Korx for our business?
Request a demo to review modules, migration approach, and implementation options based on your process requirements.
See Korx as your complete ERP
Schedule a walkthrough of modules, integrations, and rollout options.