Software for London Businesses, Without the London Build Quote.

No. TechAuditPros is an engineering team in Kochi, India, working for London clients remotely, and in a city with a consultancy on every corner we would rather lead with that than let you discover it. Kochi is 4.5 hours ahead of London in summer and 5.5 in winter, so you get a live window every morning and early afternoon and your evening feedback is picked up the same day. If your engagement needs someone in the room in EC2 every week, hire in London and we will say so on the call.

Published estimates for cloud ERP at 10–20 users commonly land around £1,000–£3,000 a month once licences, implementation and support are counted, and UK per-user list prices sit near £74–£112 a month before implementation. Ours is one agreed monthly fee with no per-seat licences and no separate implementation invoice, quoted in writing on the call once we have seen how you actually run. London labour rates are the reason a local build quote is usually the highest number in the room; being remote is how the same engineering costs less.

Three shapes, mostly. Firms in the City, Canary Wharf and the West End with a serious back office and no software team — brokers, fund administrators, professional services. Makers and distributors in the outer industrial belt: Park Royal, Enfield, Barking, Croydon, Dagenham, where stock, works orders and delivery routing are the daily problem. And the founder-led businesses in Shoreditch, Hackney and Southwark that outgrew spreadsheets faster than they expected. What they share is a process nobody wants to change to suit a subscription product.

Because most of the quote is London labour. A local build carries City-rate consultants, a partner margin and an implementation team charging by the day. None of that makes the software better. What matters is whether the people building it understand your workflow and stay accountable afterwards — which is a question about engineering and communication, not postcode. That is the argument we are prepared to lose if you disagree.

Yes, and in London it is usually needed. Multiple sites with true stock per location, transfers between them, and multi-currency purchasing and sales with the exchange treatment your accountant expects. VAT stays MTD-compliant through Xero, Sage or QuickBooks rather than being reinvented in the ERP.

We can work within it, and we will tell you where you need someone else. Data residency, access control, audit trails, retention and deletion, and a UK GDPR data processing agreement are all standard here, with everything hosted in AWS London (eu-west-2) in an account you own. What we do not do is sign off your regulatory compliance — your compliance officer or adviser does that, and we build to what they specify.

Yes, and in London that combination is usually the point. The same team builds the ERP, the website and the search work, so the site can show live stock, availability or lead times without a fragile integration in the middle, and nobody can blame another supplier when something breaks.

Six to ten weeks to a first working module on your own data for ERP, four to eight weeks to a live first version for a website. Both run in two-week sprints on a staging URL, so you are reviewing something clickable within a fortnight rather than waiting for a launch date.

You do, from day one — repository, database, documentation, domain and hosting, all in your name. Nothing sits in our accounts, so moving in-house or to another supplier is a handover rather than a rebuild.

We walk one real process through your business with you — an order, a client onboarding, a month-end — and tell you where software would help and where it would only add admin. You keep that assessment regardless, and if the honest answer is that you do not need us yet, that is what you will hear.