ERP for importers, exporters and clearing agents
Shipments, documents and landed cost in one file.
Problems we fix for import and export
Each one is a cost you carry today. Here is how the system removes it.
The real cost of a container is known weeks after it is sold
Documents for one shipment live in five inboxes
Exchange differences surprise the accountant
A normal day, in the system
Each step updates the next one automatically. Nobody retypes anything.
- 1Order placed with the supplier
- 2Shipment tracked with its documents
- 3Goods cleared and landed cost applied
- 4Stock sold at a known margin
Short films of businesses like yours.
Each one follows a working day in ERPNext, about two minutes. Sample businesses, fictional figures.
Set up for import and export
- Shipment filesEvery order, bill of lading and customs entry on one record.
- Landed costFreight, duty, port and clearing charges added to the goods.
- Multi-currencyBuy and sell in foreign currency with gains and losses posted.
- Supplier paymentsDeposits, balances and letters of credit tracked.
- Clearing jobsJobs, disbursements and agency fees for clearing agents.
- Stock in transitGoods on the water visible before they land.

- Landed cost per shipment
- Stock in transit
- Exchange gain and loss
- Margin per container
What it runs on
5 modules working on one database. Open any one to see what it does.
“ERPNext now handles our inventory, shipments, and client invoicing across multiple countries. AZZIR made the implementation smooth and tailored to our workflow.”
Asked in every first meeting
How is landed cost calculated?
Freight, insurance, duty and clearing charges are spread across the items in the shipment by value, quantity or weight.
Can we invoice in one currency and report in another?
Yes. Transactions are kept in their own currency and reported in your base currency.
What does an ERP for import and export cost?
It depends on your users, locations and modules. Answer four quick questions and see your estimate on the page.
See the price for your import and export business
Four quick steps. You see your estimate on the page, with a brochure made for your business.







