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You sell
Quote, confirm the order, deliver, invoice and collect. Each step leaves the next one started, and the journal entry comes out on its own, balanced.
Sales documents
Kinti Systems · MERP
MERP brings together what you keep in notebooks, spreadsheets and your head: clients, catalog, inventory, register, purchasing, banks and accounting. Built in Ecuador, for how invoicing and tax filing actually work here.
14 days free, no card
Day to day
You do not have to learn a whole ERP to start. These four screens are 80% of an ordinary week.
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Quote, confirm the order, deliver, invoice and collect. Each step leaves the next one started, and the journal entry comes out on its own, balanced.
Sales documents
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Order from the supplier, receive, record their invoice and pay. What reaches the warehouse moves stock; what does not is an expense, not inventory.
Purchasing and Inventory
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The journal fills itself from what you did everywhere else. Accounting is the module you will open least, and that is the point of it.
Accounting
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Open the register at the start of the shift, take payment across one or several tenders during the day, and close by reconciling the drawer against what the system says.
Point of sale
The product
These are the catalog modules, exactly as the system serves them. Anything in beta carries its label, and any tab still missing is named on its own module page.
Sales
Inventory
Documents
Communication
Operations
People
Who it is for
The first thing sign-up asks is which of these you are, because everything else follows from it: your chart of accounts, your obligations, and which modules make sense to turn on.
You invoice under your own ID, with no company in between. You pick your tax regime and MERP puts the right legend on every document.
You can start without a tax ID too
S.A.S., Cía. Ltda., S.A. or another form, with its capital, its shareholders and their ownership percentages kept current for the corporate registry.
Twelve legal forms from the Ecuador catalog
The chart of accounts is the IFRS master catalog, the same one you already use. You can receive your clients’ MERP invoices without receiving anyone else’s, and record your own invoice without the client having to turn on catalog or inventory.
We are working on more for you
How you sign up
No contract to sign, no salesperson to talk to, no card to register. You sign in with Google, answer the wizard, and get 14 days to try it with your whole team.
What it is called and which country you operate in.
Whether it is already incorporated or you are just starting.
Sole trader or company, legal form, tax ID and regime.
What you do. The suggested modules come from this.
Turn on or off whatever you want. The price does not change.
Your details. You will be the account owner.
Your logo and colors, which show up in the sidebar, invoices and reports.
Who you invite. Each person counts towards the price.
Who we invoice: you, your company, or a third party.
A summary of what is about to be created, and that is it.
If your legal form has shareholders, one more step appears between Profile and Identity. Everything is saved as you go: you can stop halfway and come back.
You do not need a registered company to get organised. Keep your clients and catalog from day one, control your inventory and counter sales, and leave the accounting set up and waiting. When you get your tax ID you add it in Business settings and electronic invoicing turns on. Nothing has to start over.
The Vault
The Vault encrypts every password on your own device before it leaves it, with a key derived from a secret in the system keystore combined with your PIN. The server holds unreadable data. Neither Kinti nor your company administrator can open it, because the mechanism does not exist — the server has no key and cannot ask for one.
When you create your vault you download a rescue key. That is what restores access if you change devices or clear your browser data, and it is yours to keep.
Contraseñas y claves de cada persona, cifradas en su propio equipo. Ni KINTI ni el administrador de tu empresa pueden leerlas.
Request bodies travel inside an encrypted envelope — AES-256-GCM for the content, RSA-OAEP for the envelope key — on top of HTTPS. Web and desktop do this today; iOS and Android do not yet.
Kinti Systems
Kinti Systems is an Ecuadorian software company. MERP is our product and where nearly all of our work goes, but it is not the only thing we work on. Whatever comes next gets announced when it exists and can be used, not before.
Pricing
$25.00USD
per user / month · VAT included
You pay for the people using it, not for what you turn on.
Questions
25.00 USD per user per month, VAT included. There is one plan and it is called Monthly. There is no per-module charge: turn on whichever ones you want and the price does not change, because you pay for the people using the system, not for what you enable. We are currently in a demo phase: you will not be charged anything. We will give you advance notice before billing starts.
No. You can sign up as a company in formation, without a tax ID, and keep your clients, catalog, inventory and sales from day one. The only thing left waiting is electronic invoicing, because without a tax ID the tax authority will not authorise any document. When you get your tax ID you add it in Business settings and it turns on. Nothing has to start over.
Yes. That is precisely the first thing sign-up asks: whether you invoice under your own ID or whether there is a company involved. Both are complete paths, with their legal form and tax regime — in Ecuador a sole trader and an S.A.S. can both be under the RIMPE regime.
You sign in with your Google account and a wizard asks you ten questions: what your business is called, whether it is incorporated, your legal details, what you do, which modules you want, your details, your logo and colors, who you invite from your team, who we invoice, and your plan. If your legal form has shareholders there is one extra step for the ownership structure. There is no contract to sign and no salesperson to talk to.
Yes: invoices, credit notes, debit notes and withholding receipts. MERP builds the XML, signs it with your electronic signature, submits it, waits for authorisation and generates the printable document. It also reads the XML a supplier sends you and leaves the purchase invoice started. Three things are needed to issue: authorisation from the tax authority, an electronic signature, and a system that builds the document. MERP is the third.
To prepare and reconcile them, yes. MERP projects the month from what you already invoiced and purchased, sets the transactional annex against form 104 box by box and, if they do not match, will not let you close. You download the ATmmaaaa.zip under the exact filename the portal demands, and the 104 as a spreadsheet. Filing itself you do on the tax authority portal: MERP does not connect to it for that. When you come back you mark the return as filed with its receipt number, and from then on the only way out is a substitute return, with its reason written down.
14 days, no card and no conditions. If it does not fit, all you did was look.