Three tools for different jobs — scheduling, customer portals, and warehouse — built by the same team on the same foundation. Pick what you need.
Each app has its own landing page with full details. Here's what they do.
See your whole team's schedule across ERP, Outlook, Google Calendar, Zoom, and Calendly — in one view. Let clients self-book via shareable links.
A customer portal where your clients view invoices, upload documents, and communicate with your team — branded as yours.
Mobile warehouse management — scan, move, and manage stock in real time from your phone. Built for daily warehouse operations.
Twenty years of building ERP systems at Burti taught us what makes business software actually useful. It's not features — it's how the pieces fit. Three things matter:
Reminders, confirmations, status updates, recurring invoices, stock movements. When systems talk to each other, the repetitive work stops landing on people's plates.
Booking a team member's time. Sending an invoice with a payment link. Receiving warehouse stock. Things that involve multiple people and steps shouldn't feel like a project each time.
Calendar, portal, warehouse, ERP — the data flows between them by default. No re-keying, no exports, no copy-paste between tabs. That's what we mean by an integrated solution.
Each app in the suite is useful on its own. The point is that they're made to fit together — same identity, same data model, same team behind them. Pick one. Add the next when it makes sense.
Herbe is named after Hörbe — a gnome from a children's book whose hat could hold whatever the day asked of it. Different things, one hat. These apps are different too, but they come from the same place: twenty years of building ERP tools at Burti, now shaped into products anyone can use.