From offline chaos to
ERP-powered operations.
A phased 11-module ERP rollout replacing WikiFood’s on-ground manual operations with a unified, real-time digital platform — spanning accounting, HR, procurement, inventory, CRM, AI agents, and more.
Hybrid bridge. Zero downtime.
WikiFood’s existing Laravel platform stays live throughout the build. A hybrid bridge connects old and new systems.
Existing Platform
WikiFood’s current system runs on Laravel 10 (wiki-back-dash2) — a 6amMart-based multi-vendor marketplace with suppliers, warehouses, expenses, account transactions, and sales agents.
New ERP Platform
The Phase 2 ERP (wiki-erp) is built on Next.js 16 + Prisma ORM + Neon Postgres. Accounting, HR, and CRM already exist from the wiki-erp foundation — we add purchasing, inventory, GRN, warehouses, stock transfers, ticketing, reports, and AI agents.
Hybrid Bridge
A shared database for bulk data sync (customers, products, inventory levels) plus a REST API for real-time operations (orders, stock changes, status updates). Both systems stay in sync without downtime.
AI Intelligence Layer
Two AI agents sit above the ERP layer: an internal agent (RAG on WikiFood knowledge) for staff, and a customer-facing KB agent for website/app users. An optional AI Live Chat addon embeds directly into the customer experience.
Six months. Six milestones.
Staged rollout across 6 months. Each milestone delivers working, deployable modules.
Foundation & Accounting
Warehouses & Stock
Purchasing & GRN
HR, CRM & Admin App
Reports, AI & Live Chat
Migration & Go-Live
Value-based pricing.
Milestone-aligned payments.
Budget aligned to 6 milestones — 11 modules + 1 addon. Pricing discussed in formal session.
Module Breakdown
6-Stage Payment Structure
Your data. Your infrastructure.
We’re here when you need us.
WikiFood’s ERP runs on Next.js + Neon Postgres. The Laravel platform stays on its existing infrastructure. Post-delivery support is optional — WikiFood owns everything.
Free Support
First quarter of maintenance, bug fixes, server monitoring, and priority support — included at no charge after go-live.
ERP Infrastructure
Neon Postgres, Vercel hosting, S3 storage for attachments. Scales with usage. Hand off to your IT team any time.
Managed Support
Code updates, security patches, daily backups, monitoring, and priority support. Completely optional.
Full ownership. No lock-in. No licensing fees.
On final delivery WikiFood receives full ownership of all ERP source code, database schema documentation, infrastructure setup, and admin manuals. Unrestricted rights to operate, modify, and scale. The Mok Company retains no claim over deliverables.
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The Mok Company partners with food and retail businesses to replace fragmented operations with unified digital platforms. From ERP systems to AI agents, we build platforms that scale with your business.