Publishing operations, end to end
Run the press, not the paperwork.
Book ERP keeps your catalog, print runs, warehouses, orders, and accounts in one ledger, built for publishers in Nepal and beyond, with dual AD/BS dates in every document.
One record, from manuscript to money.
Most publishing software stops at the catalog. Book ERP follows the physical book: the impression that printed it, the shelf it sits on, the order that reserved it, and the journal that booked it.
Catalog
Works, editions, ISBNs, and contributors in one bibliographic spine. Every title gets a shortcode the moment it exists.
Inventory
On-hand, reserved, and available stock per warehouse. Movements are ledger entries, not spreadsheet edits.
Print runs
Plan impressions with quantities, unit costs, and dual AD/BS dates. Stock lands in the warehouse automatically.
Sales & billing
Orders flow into invoices and journals without re-typing. Fiscal-year aware from the first document.
Reporting
Trial balance, stock levels, and title performance read from the same records your team maintains.
QR shortcodes
Every edition resolves to a public page. Print it on the back cover; readers and retailers scan straight to the book.
The publishing cycle, minus the re-typing.
Three stages, one continuous ledger. What your editorial team enters is what your accountant reads.
Acquire the work
Register the title, its writers, and the editions it will live in. Bibliographic data enters once and stays canonical.
Print and stock
Schedule a run, receive it into a warehouse, and watch levels update. Costs attach to the impression, not a side note.
Sell and account
Orders reserve stock, invoices finalize it, and the trial balance reflects the day without a month-end scramble.
From the press floor to the balance sheet.
Print runs carry their unit costs with them. When a run is received, inventory and cost of goods update together, so the number on the shop floor is the same number your auditor sees.
Nepali fiscal years and Bikram Sambat dates are first-class citizens, not a localization patch applied at export time.
Your next edition is already late.
Set up your organization in minutes. Bring your catalog with you, or start with a single title and a shortcode.