Choose records that match the job
Begin with the product, customer, supplier and staff fields relevant to how your organisation works rather than enabling tools without a clear use.
Not every business fits neatly into a named industry. LEXA’s thirteenth category is a flexible setup for organisations that need connected product, customer, purchasing, work, staff and financial records. It is a configuration category, not a claim that every specialist industry is fully supported.
The public demo contains fictional records. Actual features depend on business configuration and role permissions.

Not every business fits neatly into a named industry. LEXA’s thirteenth category is a flexible setup for organisations that need connected product, customer, purchasing, work, staff and financial records. It is a configuration category, not a claim that every specialist industry is fully supported.
An ERP-style system brings everyday operational records and financial documents into a connected workspace. For this category, LEXA lets you explore the business workflows below, then review the related money and accounting information. Availability depends on role access and configuration.
Begin with the product, customer, supplier and staff fields relevant to how your organisation works rather than enabling tools without a clear use.
Assess which of sales, purchasing, stock, service cases, tasks, projects and invoicing belong in the actual day-to-day process.
Use relevant expense, payment, journals and reporting modules as appropriate. Verify that the specific accounting treatment and role permissions meet the organisation’s needs.
For an unfamiliar business type, the best ERP question is which activities create money records and whether they can be traced. LEXA provides connected transaction and finance modules but cannot guarantee coverage of a specialised regulatory workflow without testing.
Explore LEXA's finance, invoicing and accounting modules, or learn what the wider LEXA ERP workspace includes.
These are prompts for testing the public demo and current LEXA modules, not evidence of a real customer installation.
List the transactions, documents and roles a fictional example business actually uses.
Use the demo to compare those needs with the available LEXA modules.
Confirm integration, accounting, security and reporting requirements before paying or migrating.
LEXA has a flexible other-business setup for supported modules. Suitability depends on what the business actually needs.
No universal replacement claim is made. Evaluate the specific modules, control requirements, integrations and scale against your organisation.
LEXA lists UGX 50,000 for a 30-day subscription period for new businesses, subject to its activation terms.