ERP

Active ERP Review

Product Snapshot

Product Pricing

Aboard Software's published price list shows Active ERP at $470 per license, with monthly prices including ongoing maintenance and support services. Licenses require a minimum of 10 total seats, and volume licensing prices are available on request.
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Technology

Cloud-native SaaS with optional full on-premise deployment; supports multi-site deployment, remote access and integration with other systems.

Customer Focus

Small and mid-sized businesses, especially growing companies that need supply chain, inventory, manufacturing and accounting functionality and want no-code adaptability.

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About Active ERP

Active ERP (aERP) is a mid-size ERP software suite sold by Aboard Software, covering purchasing, warehousing, sales, shipping, billing, accounting and optional manufacturing with batch and lot tracking. The vendor says it includes a robotic AI software user that continuously works the supply chain to keep it optimized, and it supports cloud SaaS and on-premise deployment.

About the Company

Aboard Software is the vendor of Active ERP and Visual Ledger, providing ERP software with training, support, deployment and data conversion services. Its headquarters location is not stated on the pages retrieved.

Active ERP Key Features

Core ERP

Purchasing and reception
Warehousing and inventory tracking
Sales, shipping and billing
Collections and payments
Optional manufacturing
Batch and lot tracking
Inventory costing and accounting

Platform

Robotic AI supply chain user
No-code customization at runtime
Built-in integration hub (APIs, webhooks, files)
Multi-site deployment and remote access
Modern user interface with full-transaction screens
Scalable to unlimited users
Multi-language, multi-currency, tax localization

Active ERP Pricing

Active ERP license: $470 per license (minimum 10 licenses) (A $940 tier is also listed; monthly prices include maintenance and support)
Training Services: $450 per license (Optional; if acquired, must be purchased for all licenses acquired)
Data Conversion Services: $450 per license (Optional; if acquired, must be purchased for all licenses acquired)
Startup Support: $225 per license (Optional support until 30 days after going live; must cover all licenses)

First-time customers must purchase licenses together with deployment, training, data conversion and initial setup services. Optional training, data conversion and startup support are each priced per license and must cover all licenses acquired.

Basis: the vendor's published price. Checked November 8, 2026. Pricing source

Pros

Published price list with per-license pricing
No-code customization without developers
Fast implementation reported at 4-12 weeks
Broad functional scope including CRM, web stores and portals
Maintenance and support included in monthly price
Both SaaS and on-premise deployment options

Cons

Minimum 10 licenses required
First-time customers must buy deployment and setup services with licenses
Optional training, data conversion and startup support cost extra per license
Comparison claims come only from the vendor's own marketing pages
No named customers or case studies disclosed

Overall

Active ERP suits small and mid-sized businesses that want a full ERP suite with no-code customization, built-in automation and transparent per-license pricing. The main trade-offs are the 10-license minimum and mandatory bundled services for first-time customers. Buyers should validate the vendor's feature and implementation-time claims, which come from its own comparison pages, during evaluation.

Active ERP FAQ

Who is Active ERP best suited for?

Active ERP is a mid-size ERP suite aimed at small and mid-sized businesses, particularly growing companies that need supply chain, inventory, manufacturing and accounting functionality. The vendor positions it as ideal for agile mid-sized organizations needing adaptability, automation and full digital transformation.

How long does it take to implement Active ERP?

The vendor's comparison pages describe Active ERP implementation as fast, typically 4 to 12 weeks depending on scope and modules, versus several months or longer for alternatives like SAP Business One.

How easy is Active ERP to learn and use?

The vendor says Active ERP has a modern, intuitive user interface with big screens that display all fields of a transaction, minimizing navigation, and that it makes sophisticated inventory tracking, costing and accounting accessible to users of all computer proficiency levels through point-and-click operation. Users can extend and modify the system themselves without a team of developers.

Last reviewed: November 8, 2026