Estimated global market in 2026, projected to reach $376.9B by 2034.
Source: Fortune Business InsightsThe ERP that builds itself around every business.
AI Dynamic ERP turns plain-language business requirements into production-ready modules: real PostgreSQL tables, relationships, APIs, user interfaces, workflows, tenant isolation, and role-based access.
Businesses change faster than conventional ERP can be configured.
Traditional ERP forces companies to adapt their operations to rigid, pre-built modules.
Custom software fits better, but requires developers, long implementation cycles, and continuous maintenance.
No-code tools can prototype workflows quickly, but often produce fragmented data models and limited backend control.
As businesses add spreadsheets, SaaS tools, and internal apps, data becomes duplicated, disconnected, and difficult for AI to use safely.
SMEs need software that can evolve with their process without repeatedly buying, migrating, and rebuilding entire systems.
Three fast-growing markets are converging: ERP, low-code, and enterprise AI.
Estimated 2026 market, projected to reach $19.8B by 2030.
Source: Grand View ResearchNon-agricultural MSME business units recorded at the end of 2025.
Source: KADIN / Ministry of MSMEs dataGlobal composable business software
ERP, workflow automation, low-code development, and AI agents are collapsing into one programmable operating layer.
Digitally active SMEs in Indonesia & Southeast Asia
Target businesses with 10–500 employees, multiple workflows, and increasing operational complexity.
5,000 paying tenants
At an illustrative blended ARR of US$1,200, this supports approximately US$6M ARR before usage and services expansion.
AI adoption is broad, but most companies still struggle to redesign and operationalize workflows.
of surveyed organizations reported regular AI use in at least one business function in McKinsey's 2025 survey.
reported that their companies had begun scaling AI programs, showing the gap between experimentation and operational deployment.
reported scaling an agentic AI system, while another 39% were experimenting with AI agents.
The bottleneck is no longer access to a model. It is converting business knowledge into governed data structures, connected workflows, permissions, and reliable software actions.
Existing categories solve part of the problem, but not the full adaptation loop.
Traditional ERP
Integrated and reliable, but rigid, expensive to customize, and slow to implement.
Vertical SaaS
Strong for one industry workflow, but creates new silos as the business expands.
No-Code Builders
Fast to prototype, but governance, backend extensibility, and complex relational data can become limiting.
Custom Development
Perfectly tailored, but requires engineering capacity and creates long-term maintenance dependency.
Describe the operation. AI Dynamic ERP builds the business application.
Business must fit the software
- Choose from fixed modules
- Hire consultants for customization
- Maintain spreadsheets around the ERP
- Wait weeks or months for changes
- Duplicate data across tools
Software continuously fits the business
- Describe fields, rules, views, and workflow
- Generate a validated module specification
- Create real tables and relations
- Publish UI, API, permissions, and audit trail
- Extend the same tenant data graph
AI generates governed software artifacts—not uncontrolled code in production.
Real PostgreSQL tables
Every approved module receives production-grade tables, tenant keys, constraints, indexes, and migration history.
One evolving business graph
New modules can reference existing modules through validated one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many relations.
Preview, validate, approve, publish
AI produces a declarative specification. A deterministic compiler validates and deploys the database and application artifacts.
From business requirement to a secure module in six controlled steps.
Describe
User explains the workflow, fields, roles, and desired views.Model
AI converts intent into a structured module specification.Validate
System checks naming, data types, relations, security, and migration risk.Preview
User reviews schema, forms, tables, permissions, and workflow behavior.Publish
Compiler creates migrations, APIs, UI metadata, and RBAC policies.Operate
Teams use the module immediately with audit logs and tenant isolation.A foundation for businesses to build their own operating system.
Tenant Workspace
Organizations, branches, users, plans, usage, settings, and tenant-level isolation.
AI Module Studio
Prompt-based module design, specification editor, preview, validation, and publishing.
Dynamic Data Engine
Real tables, migrations, indexes, relations, CRUD services, validation, and versioning.
Dynamic UI Runtime
Forms, list views, detail views, filters, dashboards, navigation, and responsive layouts.
RBAC & Governance
Tenant admin, custom roles, module permissions, row-level rules, approvals, and audit logs.
Workflow Automation
Triggers, conditions, approvals, notifications, scheduled actions, and cross-module updates.
AI Business Assistant
Natural-language query, summaries, anomaly detection, recommendations, and governed actions.
Integration Hub
REST APIs, webhooks, import/export, accounting, payments, commerce, and messaging connectors.
Cloud application reliability with the option to keep reasoning local.
Next.js Application
Tenant dashboard, module studio, dynamic screens, admin, analytics, and API routes.
Module Specification & Compiler
Schema DSL, validation engine, dependency graph, migration planner, UI metadata compiler, policy generator, and version registry.
Neon + Ollama
Tenant-owned operational data in PostgreSQL with local or private model inference for planning and assistance.
Pricing scales with business complexity through users, module capacity, automation, and AI usage.
Small teams
- Up to 5 users
- Up to 5 active modules
- Core RBAC
- Basic reports
- Shared AI quota
Scaling SMEs
- Up to 20 users
- Up to 15 active modules
- Workflow automation
- API & integrations
- Expanded AI quota
Complex operations
- Up to 75 users
- Up to 40 active modules
- Advanced RBAC
- Approvals & audit trail
- AI agents & priority support
Unlimited scale
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited modules
- Private cloud / VPC
- Local AI deployment
- SSO, compliance & SLA
User & module add-ons
Customers can add user packs or module slots without immediately moving to a higher tier.
AI, automation, storage & API
Recurring usage charges grow as tenants run more agents, workflows, integrations, and data operations.
Implementation & marketplace
Additional revenue from onboarding, migration, private deployment, premium module templates, and partner services.
+5 users
+5 module slots
+50 GB storage
Additional AI agent
Draft pricing for investor modeling. Final limits, add-on rates, and AI quotas should be validated through design-partner interviews, infrastructure cost measurement, and willingness-to-pay testing.
Start with businesses that already feel the pain of outgrowing spreadsheets.
Distribution, services, clinics, education, and multi-branch retail
These businesses have repeatable operations, relational data, permission needs, and frequent workflow changes.
Founder-led sales + implementation partners
Win initial design partners directly, then scale through software agencies, ERP consultants, and industry specialists.
Start with one painful workflow
Land through inventory, membership, procurement, field service, or CRM—then expand into connected modules and AI automation.
Every deployed module strengthens the product's business-process intelligence.
Module Blueprint Library
Reusable patterns for data models, permissions, workflows, and vertical-specific operations.
Schema Relationship Graph
Deep understanding of how modules connect inside each tenant and across anonymized patterns.
Governed Compiler
Deterministic deployment infrastructure that separates AI planning from production execution.
Switching Depth
As modules, data, automations, permissions, and integrations accumulate, the platform becomes the operating layer.
Build reliability first, then intelligence and ecosystem leverage.
Core platform
- Multi-tenant auth
- Tenant users & RBAC
- Module spec DSL
- Real-table generation
- Dynamic CRUD UI
Composable operations
- Cross-module relations
- Safe schema evolution
- Import/export
- Approval workflows
- Audit & rollback
AI operating layer
- Natural-language analytics
- Agent tool calling
- Anomaly detection
- Suggested automations
- Local AI deployment
Distribution at scale
- Module marketplace
- Partner console
- Vertical templates
- Enterprise controls
- Regional expansion
Raising an illustrative US$750K pre-seed to prove repeatable module generation and reach product-market validation.
18-month objectives
Launch a stable multi-tenant MVP with governed module generation.
Onboard 20–30 design partners across 3–5 target verticals.
Reach 100 paying tenants and validate expansion revenue.
Build the initial implementation-partner channel.
Use of funds
Funding amount and milestones are draft investor assumptions and should be updated based on founder runway, hiring plan, and validated customer pipeline.