OneFit Software, a new enterprise software solution for SME
manufacturers and wholesalers, has received
six-figure funding from Lancashire’s Rosebud Finance to support its national
launch.
OneFit - part of the Chorley-based Logma Group - offers growing
businesses the type of functionality previously only aailable in expensive,
high-end systems. The software allows companies
to integrate processes, control operations, diversify into new markets and
ultimately grow profits.
The funding will allow OneFit to develop a network of resellers
throughout the UK and fund a national sales and marketing campaign. The company
is planning to double its staff from 9 to 20 by the end of 2015.
The Logma Group, a well established software company, began development
of OneFit five years ago after identifying a gap in the market when Sage
announced it would no longer be supporting Sage MMS and Sage Line 100. Their
vision was to deliver an affordable enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution
and encourage companies to 'expect more' from their IT solutions.
OneFit offers a complete ERP solution but is available in modules,
giving customers the flexibility to develop their system in line with their
business growth. It offers dashboards
providing real-time information and advanced features to manage machine and
operator assignment. It can provide full
traceability using scanning and bar-coding, allowing companies to track goods
from the initial order through to distribution and delivery. OneFit has its own
strong financials and web portal yet can integrate with Sage 50 and 200 and
leading e-commerce solutions such as Magento.
Rosebud is a finance package supporting Lancashire firms to grow and
expand their business. It is managed by Enterprise Ventures, on behalf of
Lancashire County Developments Ltd (LCDL) - the county council's economic
development company.
Paul Taberner of Enterprise Ventures said: “OneFit offers SMEs the type
of sophisticated systems previously restricted to large corporates. The Rosebud
funding will allow the company to develop a network of resellers and take
advantage of the gap in the market for this type of enterprise software
system.”
