Cloud ERP for distributors and wholesalers
Grow your business.
Keep everyday work simple.
Makoon is being built to connect sales, stock, purchasing and finance in one ERP — with focused workspaces for your team and deeper controls as your operation grows.
In development · Not yet commercially available
Confirming a standard order
- Customer
- Northgate SupplyCUST-0217
- Warehouse
- Main
- Delivery
- Thursday 17 Septembercustomer collects at Main
- Amount
- USD 6,274.50before 5% tax
Concept illustration · Fictional data
None of them retypes the order.
Sales, the warehouse, management and finance each need a different view of the same events — and none of them has to retype the order to get it.
- DanaSalesCustomer orders and commercial terms
- AhmadWarehousePicking, packing and shipping from Main
- MayaSales managerThe team's exceptions and approvals
- OmarFinanceInvoices, receivables, posting and periods
Start with the work you have. Add depth when you need it.
A second warehouse, a published discount rule, a fiscal period: capability arrives when the business needs it, without turning every employee into an ERP administrator.
What changes as you grow
- A second site, and stock that moves between sites
- Published rules with dates and approvers
- Period close, delegation and supported connections
What stays focused
- The same fields on the order screen
- One clear next step
- No policy or accounting detail in the way of the work
Know what happened. Know what can happen next.
A discount waiting on a manager. A reply that never arrived. A return where one unit comes back damaged. Each one should say what is known, why it is in this state and what can safely happen next.
Order 10428 · Northgate Supply
- What is known
- A 12% discount was requested. Dana may approve up to 10%.
- Who resolves it
- Maya, sales manager — she may approve up to 20%.
- Safe next action
- Wait for the decision. Nothing has been applied to the order.
Concept illustration · Fictional data
Built first for businesses that run on stock.
Orders, stock, purchasing, customer and supplier balances and returns belong together. Makoon is being designed first for distributors, wholesalers and importers.
- Customer order
- Pick and ship
- Invoice
- Customer balance
- Supplier order
- Receive
- Supplier balance
Intended scope; the illustrated story covers the customer side.
Why we are building Makoon this way.
- Focused daily work
- Each person sees the information and actions their task needs — not every field the system holds.
- Connected business facts
- Sales, warehouse and finance follow linked records, instead of inventing separate versions of what happened.
- Depth when needed
- Stronger controls can be introduced without making every employee an ERP administrator.
What exists today
A clear view of where Makoon stands.
Everything shown on this site is a design illustration using fictional data — not a recording of a working system.
- What exists today
- A designed product architecture, a platform core under construction, and the operating stories shown here.
- What happens next
- The business modules follow the core. Each will be shown here as what it is, when it works.
What it is planned to cover
Sales, purchasing, stock and warehouse work, receivables and payables, payments, general ledger, tax, currencies, approvals and workflow, reporting, point of sale, and connections to banks, commerce platforms and logistics providers. It is designed across that whole scope; the platform core is being built first, and the business modules follow it. Nothing on this page is available to buy.