Welcome to the RPM blog
Welcome. This is where we'll write about RPM: what's new in it, how businesses use it, and what we're working on next.
What RPM is
RPM puts sales, stock, purchasing and accounts in one system. They share one set of records, so one action updates everything it touches. Issue an invoice, and the stock, the customer's account and your books are right the moment you do.
Each step picks up where the last one left off. A quote becomes a sales order in one step, and the quote is kept, locked and linked to the order, so you can always see what was promised. Raise as many invoices against an order as your deliveries need, and the order lists every one of them.
Bring your whole team, with roles and permissions, and run several companies from one sign-in. Your data is yours: export any of it, any time, free.
Why we built it this way
Every screen, field and rule in RPM can be changed. Fitting it to a new kind of business means changing the model, not rewriting the software. That's why we can offer to adapt RPM to your industry on request, and why a private server can carry your own customisations.
Where to start
- See it first. The user guide walks through every screen, a step at a time, with a screenshot of each step.
- Try it with your own data. The first six months are free on our shared server, with every screen and every feature. There's no card to enter and no obligation, and you have a direct line to the people building it. After that it's $99 (AUD) a month per company, first user included, plus GST. Create a free account.
- Ask us anything. Write to support@rpmcode.com and tell us what you do and how you work. We'll tell you honestly whether RPM fits.
What's coming here
Posts about new features as they land, worked examples of the everyday jobs RPM does (quote to invoice, receiving stock, a stock take), and notes on what we're building next. To follow along, subscribe to the RSS feed.