About
Built for one kind of company, on purpose.
corepilot is an ERP for Indian IT services companies. Not a general business suite with an India module bolted on — GST invoicing, financial-year numbering, statutory payroll and Indian leave types are in the middle of it, because that is the company it was written for.
Why it exists
Nobody sets out to run a company on eight systems.
Eight systems, each a sensible purchase
A services company of forty people already runs on eight of them. Nobody chose badly. But together they mean the same person is entered four times, the same hour is counted twice, and the number the founder acts on is a month old and reconciled by hand.
The expensive part is not the software
It is the work that gets delivered and never invoiced. The bid that goes out with last month's numbers. The manager who cannot see their own team's utilisation without asking two other people. Licence fees are the small line.
So it started from the permission model
Not from the feature list. Sixteen modules over one set of records, five gates on every request, and the reporting layer running through the same rule as the screens — because a report with its own idea of who may see what is how salaries leak.
A report with its own idea of who may see what is how salaries leak.
It is the reason the permission model was built before the modules, and the reason reporting is not a seventeenth product you buy.
The four rules
What we will not do
Every one of these is a thing our category does as standard, and a place we could make more money tomorrow. They are written down here so that changing our mind would be visible.
Sell security as an upgrade
Role-based access, the audit trail, encryption, backups and export are on every plan. A customer on the smallest tier is not less worth protecting.
On every plan, including the trialCharge for your customers
Client, vendor, candidate and auditor accounts are free and unlimited. Charging for them just pushes the work back into email.
Free and unlimitedClaim a feature we have not built
Every screenshot on this site is the running product. Where something does not exist, this site does not mention it.
Absent, not 'coming soon'Withhold modules to make a top tier
By Professional you have all sixteen. Enterprise sells governance and scale, which is what an enterprise is actually buying.
All sixteen by Professional