Simplify the business.
Run it on one model.
A CIO isn't shopping for another ERP, low-code tool, or BI platform. You're trying to cut application sprawl, integration complexity, governance risk and maintenance cost. dForge is a model-driven enterprise automation layer: transactional apps, workflow, reporting, security and audit all generated from one governed data model — instead of five products to integrate, secure and maintain.
Running the business shouldn't mean running a dozen systems.
One governed model under the whole business.
Apps, workflow, reporting, security and audit are generated from a single data model — so consolidation is the default, not a project.
One model, every layer
Describe your domain once — entities, rules, roles, actions. Transactional apps, workflow, reporting and a real API are generated from that single model, instead of five products you stitch together.
- One data model drives apps, workflow, reporting and API.
- Change the model and every layer follows — no glue to rewrite.
- Draft it with AI, then govern it like code.
Governance by default
RBAC, full audit, database-per-tenant isolation and data residency aren't add-ons you integrate — they're properties of the model every app inherits automatically.
- One access model and one audit log across the whole platform.
- Database-per-tenant isolation — the boundary is the database itself.
- Self-host where data residency requires it.
An enterprise OS, not another silo
Each new need becomes a module on the same governed model — sharing identity, data and audit — instead of another product to procure, secure and integrate.
- Standard modules — CRM, HR, Finance, Warehouse — on one model.
- Department-specific needs become a module, not a new vendor.
- Every module added retires a product to integrate and secure.
One data model · one platform
Five products to integrate, or one model to govern.
Modules worth installing first for this.
Browser-based module designer — define entities, views, menus, roles, actions, and triggers visually, then validate and publish as real installed modules
Sales CRM: contacts, leads, opportunities, quotes, activities, and product catalog. Customer identity lives in the shared parties module; CRM-specific columns (industry, credit limit, account manager) are layered on as an extension.
Accounts receivable, accounts payable, invoicing, and payments
Tell us what you need and we'll build the module — or book a call to map your systems together.
See who else builds on dForge.
Monday, Zoho or HubSpot stopped fitting
Aging Access, FoxPro or custom ERP
Founders & domain-specific micro-SaaS
CIOs under pressure to deliver more, faster
Run ops behind Shopify or WooCommerce
Small companies with no developer on staff
Department managers waiting on central IT