ERPs are notoriously expensive, painful to implement, and disliked by users, yet are absolutely necessary and business-critical for its customers. There's a big opportunity for new startups that build modern, flexible, and easy-to-use software that helps businesses run. Dalton Caldwell

@daltonc We have already built this at @frappetech. ERPNext is a simple, modern and open source ERP with no per user licensing fee, starting at just $10 on Check it out here:

@daltonc 😂 ERP is a sales problem, not a tech problem.

It's exciting to see how many people are excited about... ERPs :)

@daltonc I actually think the software to build is the middleware to help people onboard into ERP software

@daltonc Exactly! solves this problem and it's already a YC company The best in the biz They also use @wundergraphcom as their GraphQL Federation partner 🤝

@daltonc Probably one of the few things harder to build and sell than Version Control 😆

@daltonc If you're interested in working on this, here's a good thread about the problems to solve:

@daltonc @daltonc we went viral for applying to YC with @boondoggleai which simplifies business critical processes that're painful like updating your CRM and moving data between platforms, viral tweet:

@daltonc Yeah, just build it on top of @ModernTreasury. Much faster, much easier.

@daltonc Couldn't agree more. There's no ERP out there that feels modern. They're all slow and look like they were built in the '80s.