Nexus Suite, one platform, every operation

Core modules

Four core modules. Zero integration projects.

Every Nexus module is built on the same platform and ships with the suite, turn on what you need, and the data is already connected. Inventory, Projects, HCM and BSS/OSS are standalone products that connect to the suite.

Nexus Financials

General ledger & chart of accounts, journals, banking & reconciliation, AP, AR, subledger accounting, cash management, collections, fixed assets, budgets, tax engine and financial reporting & consolidation statements.

Nexus Procurement

Requisitions, POs and blanket/contract agreements, sourcing (RFQ/RFI/RFP), supplier qualification, procurement contracts, catalogs, receiving & returns, invoice matching and spend analysis.

Nexus Sales (corporate)

Business-to-business selling for sales representatives and account managers: customer 360, lead to opportunity to quote to sales order to invoice, recurring billing & retainers, credit notes, payments, delivery notes & packing slips, and tax-by-country handling. Store and omnichannel selling to consumers is Nexus Retail.

Nexus Analytics

Global CFO dashboard, data & BI feeds with tokenized datasets, transaction manager, and a full reports & BI catalog across every module.

Suite add-ons

Extend the suite as you grow

Eight add-ons, priced separately and toggleable per subscription, switch them on when the business is ready, without a new implementation.

Nexus Supply Chain Planning

Demand management, supply planning, transportation management, cost management, supplier collaboration and BOM.

Nexus Manufacturing

Work orders, scheduling, MRP, shop floor control, quality and maintenance, license-gate ready behind module enablement.

Nexus EPM

Planning & budgeting with forecasting, variance, reconciliation, scenario, cashflow and strategic views, plus consolidation, profitability and workforce planning.

Nexus Customer Experience

Leads & pipeline, CPQ, SLA service desk, knowledge base, campaigns, segmentation, subscriptions and CX analytics.

Nexus Risk & Compliance (GRC)

Risk register, controls testing, segregation-of-duties engine, access certification, transaction controls, continuous monitoring and audit management.

Nexus Service

Service requests, case management, dispatch with routes and signatures, maintenance work orders, SLA management and field service.

Nexus Integration Hub

Open Banking (Plaid, TrueLayer, Tink, Mono, Okra), treasury (SWIFT, Kyriba, Bottomline), BI (Power BI, Tableau, Snowflake, Databricks), payments (Stripe, Adyen, PayPal, Worldpay) and e-invoicing (Vertex, Avalara, Sovos, Pagero), with per-connector pricing available.

Nexus Portals

Customer and vendor self-service portals, orders, invoices, statements and tickets without the email ping-pong. Priced per-seat or flat.

Why a suite

The integration project you never have to run

Most "best-of-breed" stacks spend more on keeping tools in sync than on the tools themselves. Nexus modules share one database and one security model, so a posted invoice, an approved PO, a hired employee or a closed project is instantly consistent everywhere, finance, operations, analytics.

One source of truthEvery module reads and writes the same records, no sync jobs, no reconciliation spreadsheets.
Compliance per jurisdictionTax engine, tax-by-country billing, GAAP & IFRS statements and e-invoicing mandate support maintained by us.
Grows by toggle, not by projectAdd-ons and modules switch on per subscription, the data model is already there waiting.
Open where it mattersThe Integration Hub connects banks, BI, payments and e-invoicing networks you already use.

4 + 8core modules plus add-ons on one platform

4 daystypical month-end close on Nexus Financials

100%of postings carry a who-what-when audit trail

$ · € · £multi-entity, multi-currency consolidation

Module enablement, this subscription

All 4 core modules live · EPM add-on in trial

FAQ

Nexus Suite, asked and answered

Do we have to buy all four core modules?

No. The suite ships with all core modules available, and you enable what you need, most customers start with Financials plus one or two operational modules. Because the platform is shared, enabling another module later is configuration, not a new project.

What's the difference between a core module and an add-on?

Core modules are the operational backbone included with the suite. Add-ons, like Manufacturing, EPM, GRC or the Integration Hub, are specialized capabilities priced separately and toggleable per subscription, so you only pay for advanced depth when you use it.

How long does a Nexus implementation take?

A typical mid-market rollout goes live in six to ten weeks: discovery, configuration and data migration, role-based training, a parallel-run pilot, then cut-over with hypercare support through your first month-end close. Larger multi-entity programs are phased by module or by company.

Can you migrate our data from QuickBooks, Sage, Excel or a legacy ERP?

Yes. We migrate charts of accounts, opening balances, customers, vendors, items, employees and open documents using validated templates. Every migration ends with a reconciliation report your accountants sign off before go-live.

We run telecom operations: is BSS/OSS really part of the Nexus ERP Suite?

Yes, Nexus BSS/OSS brings telecom CRM, zero-touch provisioning, multi-country billing, NOC & monitoring, revenue assurance and AI Ops into the same platform as your financials. It's also available as a standalone instance for operators who want it on its own.

What if we outgrow a module and need the standalone version?

The standalone products, Inventory WMS, Estate, HCM HRIS, Nexus Health, NexusOps ITSM, Projects PMO, BSS/OSS and Nexus Retail, share the platform DNA, so moving between in-suite modules and standalone deployments preserves your data and your training.