Pinkapple ERP

Your books are your business. Here is how we keep them.

Your data, in a database of its own

Every company on Pinkapple has its own database. Your records are never mixed with another organisation’s, and your team only ever sees your company.

  • Kept apart from every other organisation
  • All your branches and services on one ledger
  • Access always tied to your company

Hosted on Amazon Web Services

Pinkapple runs on Amazon Web Services managed infrastructure, with your data encrypted at rest and a standby ready to take over if a server fails.

  • Managed cloud infrastructure
  • Encrypted at rest
  • Standby ready for failover

Backed up every day

Your data is backed up automatically every day and protected against accidental deletion, without anyone on your team having to remember.

  • Automatic daily backups
  • Protected against accidental deletion
  • Checked before every release

Every change on the record

Pinkapple keeps a full audit trail: who changed what, when, from where, and what it looked like before and after.

  • Who, when and from which device
  • Before and after values
  • Only the right people can read the trail

Four eyes on what matters

Journals, reversals and other sensitive transactions go through approvals, so the person who prepares a transaction is never the one who approves it.

  • Approval chains that follow your policy
  • Separation of duties built in
  • Reversals need approval too

The right access for every role

Each person gets exactly the access their job needs, per branch and per service. A teller sees their own till, not another branch’s loan book.

  • Roles by branch and by service
  • Two-factor sign-in available
  • Sessions that time out

Your members protected too

Members who check balances or act in the member portal confirm sensitive steps themselves, so their accounts stay in their hands.

  • PIN or one-time code for sensitive steps
  • Lockout after repeated wrong attempts
  • Protection against repeated guessing

Business keeps moving

In our point-of-sale pilot, tills keep taking cash sales when the network drops and catch up with the ledger once the connection returns.

  • Cash sales continue offline
  • Everything reconciles on reconnect
  • No re-keying, no lost receipts