Modules
Fidar ERP modules
Fidar is a modular ERP: each module is switched on separately, but all of them run on one database, one address book and one access system. Start with what is available today; the rest arrive in roadmap order with no data migration.
Available today
Base edition: what you can use today
These six modules are available in Fidar’s first release. Contacts, Activities, Reports, Access and the Module Store are part of every subscription’s free core.
- Available
Sales & CRM
Pipeline, leads and deals, kanban stages and revenue forecast.
- Available
Contacts
One shared list of people and companies for every module.
- Available
Activities & Calendar
Calls, meetings and tasks with Jalali or Gregorian calendar and reminders.
- Available
Reports & Dashboards
Pivots, charts and drag-and-drop dashboards on all your data.
- Available
Users & Access
Roles, org scope, record rules and field-level security.
- Available
Module Store
Turn modules and add-ons on with one click.
On the roadmap
Modules in development
Each has a full page that openly explains its design and planned capabilities, with a “Notify me” form. None appears on your bill until it ships.
- Coming soon
Sales & Distribution
Quotations, orders, tiered discounts and field-sales routes.
- Coming soon
Accounting
Standard chart of accounts, automatic journals and bank reconciliation.
- Coming soon
Purchasing
Purchase requests, RFQs, orders and goods receipt.
- Coming soon
Inventory & WMS
Multi-warehouse, lots and serials, cycle counts and putaway.
- Coming soon
Manufacturing & MRP
BOMs, work orders, material and capacity planning.
- Coming soon
MES & Quality
Shop-floor control, live OEE, SPC and batch genealogy.
- Coming soon
HR & Payroll
Employee records, attendance, payroll and Iranian social insurance.
- Coming soon
Projects
Tasks, timesheets, milestones and project billing.
Why modular
Modular, not siloed
The difference between a modular ERP and a set of separate tools: modules activate independently but share master data.
- One owner per data typeContacts owns customers, Products owns items, HR owns employees; everything else just references them.
- Chained documentsEach document is created from the previous one, and an invoice traces back to the original lead.
- One access systemA rule you write for CRM works the same way for invoices and inventory.
- One reporting engineEvery new module’s fields are instantly available in reports and dashboards.
Platform
Capabilities underneath every module
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Reporting & BI
Pivots, charts, dashboard builder and scheduled reports across modules.
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Security & access
Six permission layers, two-factor sign-in and an immutable audit log.
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Cloud or on-premise
The same product on fidar.cloud or on your own servers.
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Iran localization
Jalali calendar, Persian UI and design for Iranian regulations.
Modules FAQ
What are ERP modules?
An ERP is made of modules that each cover one business area — sales, finance, inventory, manufacturing, HR and so on. In an integrated ERP they all work on one dataset. Read what is cloud ERP for more.
Do I have to buy every module?
No. Each module is switched on separately and only active, available modules appear on your bill.
In what order will modules ship?
The order and status of each module are published on the roadmap. We don’t publish firm dates so we never make promises that might change.
If I use CRM today, will it connect to Accounting later?
Yes. Contacts and deals live on the shared core, and later modules connect to the same records with no data migration.
Start with the module you need today
CRM, reporting and access control are available now; the rest connect to the same data module by module.