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Hi My Name is Mahesh.
Cloud engineer
Preparing the experienceA connected business workspace for customers, project tasks, quotations, invoices, and payment records.

NexusERP explores a focused service-business ERP: customer information, sales activity, delivery work, and financial records share the same organization context. A responsive interface, organization switching, and workspace appearance controls support the day-to-day experience.
Service businesses need a clear relationship between their customer pipeline, project work, and outstanding invoices, without switching between disconnected spreadsheets and applications.
Bring customer records, quotations, projects, tasks, invoices, and payment recording into one organization-scoped application. The documented implementation also includes expense records, activity history, CSV reporting, and overdue alerts.
The public deployment currently opens a login page and offers an account-creation screen. Screenshots show the public entry interface. Feature descriptions come from the local project documentation, and authenticated business workflows were not tested during this portfolio update. This is an incrementally implemented ERP foundation, not a completed enterprise platform. Recorded payments are accounting records rather than payment-provider transactions; AI automation, subscription billing, and parts of the broader roadmap are not represented as shipped features.
A Next.js App Router application uses strict TypeScript, SCSS Modules, Better Auth, Prisma, and PostgreSQL. The local documentation describes a modular application in one deployable service, rather than a separate NestJS backend. Server-side organization membership and roles govern access to business records.
Organization-scoped customers and roles
Customer pipeline and sales quotations
Projects, tasks, priorities, and deadlines
Invoices and partial or full payment recording
Expenses, reports, and activity history
Workspace branding and light or dark themes
A look at the same public experience in a mobile viewport, with its navigation, content, and calls to action.

Screenshots and links document the public interface at the time checked. Account-only workflows and production outcomes are not implied by these previews.