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ERP for large companies 5 companies

These companies sell ERP suites that record every order, purchase, payment and stock movement across a large company's offices, plants and countries.

Infor logoInforInfor, owned by Koch Industries, is the third-largest ERP company in the world. It sells suites built for particular industries, and has engineers in Hyderabad and Bengaluru.Hyderabad · BengaluruHiring now
SAP logoSAPSAP is the largest ERP company in the world. Its Bengaluru labs employ many thousands of people, although it posts few jobs.BengaluruHiring now
Sage logoSageSage, the British accounting and ERP company, sells software used by a large share of the world's small and mid-sized businesses. Bengaluru is one of its engineering sites.BengaluruHiring now
Epicor logoEpicorEpicor, with engineers in Bengaluru, sells ERP to mid-sized manufacturers, distributors and retailers.
OneAdvanced logoOneAdvancedOneAdvanced, a British business-software group with engineers in Bengaluru, makes the software that runs many law firms, schools and health services in the United Kingdom.
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ERP for one industry 9 companies

Some ERP is built for one kind of business, such as architects or food makers. Several large groups buy dozens of these products and keep them all.

ERP for one kind of business

Each product is built for one kind of business.

Deltek logoDeltekDeltek, with engineers in Bengaluru, sells ERP for businesses paid by the project: government contractors, architects and consultancies.BengaluruHiring now
ECI logoECIECI, with engineers in Bengaluru, sells ERP to small manufacturers, builders and office-equipment dealers.Bengaluru
Aptean India logoAptean IndiaAptean sells ERP to food makers, manufacturers and distributors.
ABAS Iberica logoABAS IbericaABAS Iberica is the Spanish arm of abas, a German maker of ERP for manufacturers. It has engineers in Bengaluru.
QAD logoQADQAD sells ERP built for manufacturers, and has a large centre in Pune.PuneHiring nowSee alsoSupply chain planning software

Groups that buy software companies

Groups that buy many small software companies and keep them.

Harris Computer logoHarris ComputerHarris Computer, with engineers in Pune and Mumbai, is part of Constellation Software, a Canadian group that has bought hundreds of software companies and never sells them.Pune · MumbaiHired recently
Aspire Software logoAspire SoftwareAspire Software, owned by Valsoft, buys software companies in the same way. It has engineers in Bengaluru.Bengaluru
AAccessgroupAccess Group, a British company that has bought many business-software products, has engineers in Pune.Pune
Trilogy logoTrilogyTrilogy, owned by ESW Capital, buys software products and runs them all on one shared engineering team.
The tech, explainedIndustry-specific ERP
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Accounting software for small businesses 3 companies

A small business needs to raise bills, keep its accounts, track its stock and file its GST returns. These companies sell software for that.

Vyapar logoVyaparVyapar, in Bengaluru, is a billing, invoicing and stock app that millions of Indian small businesses use on their phones, with GST filing built in.
GreeneStep Technologies logoGreeneStep TechnologiesGreeneStep, in Bengaluru, sells a cloud ERP for small and mid-sized Indian businesses.
Fact Software Group logoFact Software GroupFact Software, from Kolkata, sells FACT, the accounting and ERP software that companies in India and South-East Asia have used for three decades.
How it all worksBack-office softwareOne dealer's order touches sales, stock and finance.
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What's changing

The ERP is rarely replaced.

Moving a company to a new ERP takes years and carries real risk, so most companies keep theirs for decades. ERP makers therefore compete to add AI tools to the system a company already has.

Companies: ingrid's company map. Hiring signals: postings feed of 5 Nov 2026.