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Built for import/export & multi-branch trading

ERPNext for Trading & Logistics Companies in Oman.

Multi-warehouse stock control, landed cost tracking and port-to-warehouse visibility — configured for businesses moving goods across the Sultanate, not a generic accounting package with a stock count.

Most trading and logistics businesses in Oman are running stock counts across branches in separate spreadsheets, with landed costs calculated by hand after goods clear customs. ERPNext gives every warehouse a live, shared stock ledger and builds landed cost into the purchase record itself.

  • Unlimited warehouses with real-time, shared stock levels
  • Landed cost tracking built into the purchase record
  • Batch and serial number tracking end to end
  • Automatic reorder rules tied to real supplier lead times
  • Multi-currency accounting for import/export transactions
Built from existing modules

No separate "trading & logistics module module"

This page describes how Inventory, Accounting & VAT, Buying & Selling and CRM work together for a trading or logistics business — not a new product, a configuration.

Who this is for

If any of this sounds familiar, this is built for you.

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Import/export trading companies

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Multi-branch distribution & wholesale

03

Freight & logistics operators

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Port & free zone logistics providers

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FMCG & consumer goods distributors

How it actually flows

From purchase order to customer delivery, in one system.

This is the path a typical shipment takes through Namaaly — one connected record from order to final delivery.

Every step above updates the same stock and cost record — true landed cost per unit and warehouse stock position are always current.
Sound familiar?

The problems ERPNext actually solves.

Not a feature list — here's what changes once each part is in place.

Landed cost calculated by hand after goods clear customs?

Freight, duty and insurance components are tracked against the purchase order and allocated automatically across each item as actual costs arrive.

Don't know what's actually in stock until someone checks another branch?

Every warehouse shares one live stock ledger, updated the moment something moves — no more phoning around to check availability.

Reorder decisions made on gut feeling, not real lead times?

Reorder rules trigger purchase requests based on actual supplier lead times, not a guess.

Batch or expiry tracking done manually on a spreadsheet?

Batch and serial tracking flags near-expiry stock automatically, before it becomes a write-off.

Import/export transactions reconciled across multiple currencies by hand?

Multi-currency accounting handles supplier and customer transactions in their native currency, consolidating for reporting.

Delivery documentation assembled separately from the sales order?

Delivery notes and Fawtara-format invoices generate from the same order record used for fulfilment.

Frequently asked

Common questions from Oman's trading & logistics businesses.

Can ERPNext calculate landed cost automatically?

Yes — freight, duty and insurance components are tracked against the purchase order and allocated across each item automatically.

Does every branch see the same stock levels in real time?

Yes — every warehouse shares one live stock ledger, updated the moment a transfer or sale happens.

Can reorder points be based on actual supplier lead times?

Yes — reorder rules can be configured against real lead times rather than fixed guesses.

Is multi-currency accounting supported for import/export?

Yes — transactions are recorded in their native currency and consolidated for reporting.

What would this cost for a mid-sized trading company?

Typically the Growth tier (from OMR 3,375), covering Inventory and CRM on top of the included Accounting & VAT and Buying & Selling modules. Use the calculator for an instant estimate.

See what this looks like for your supply chain.

Free assessment call — we'll map your current workflow and confirm a fixed price.