Enterprise Software
Business platforms · a P9e Microsystems division
Enterprise Software builds the systems organisations run their day on, and it is also the group's own backbone: the same products that go to customers run P9e's operations. Everything sits on one application platform, so a new module inherits the identity, workflow, reporting and integration layers rather than rebuilding them.
- Platform
- Kosha
- Products
- Samavaya · Savitru · Bhumi
- Also runs
- P9e's own operations
One platform, three applications
They share a data model rather than integrating with each other — which is a different thing, and a much better one.
Kosha
The common foundation — identity, workflow, documents, reporting and integration. Every product below is built on it, which is why they share a data model instead of syncing between three of them.
Samavaya
Finance, procurement, inventory and project accounting — with sector depth for manufacturing, construction, agri-business, distribution and professional services, and Indian statutory handling built in rather than bolted on.
Savitru
Asset registers, planned and breakdown maintenance, work orders and spares — fed directly by plant telemetry where the asset is instrumented.
Bhumi
Parcel records, survey data and title workflow, with spatial data handled as a first-class citizen rather than an attachment.
The shape of the work
Three products, one foundation
Samavaya, Savitru and Bhumi are applications on a common platform, not three systems that integrate. They share a data model, an identity layer and a workflow engine — which is why a maintenance work order can reference a purchase order without an interface between them.
What Enterprise Software builds
Custom platform development
Line-of-business applications built on Kosha, so a first release ships against a working foundation rather than an empty repository.
Legacy modernisation
Incremental migration of ageing systems — strangler-pattern rewrites, database re-platforming and API façades that let old and new run side by side.
Integration & middleware
Event-driven and API-led integration between ERP, MES, CRM and plant-floor systems, with observability built in from the first release.
Data & reporting
Warehouse pipelines, operational dashboards and regulatory reporting across the systems we build and the ones already in place.
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