DWED OS

Not another ERP

A business operating system that runs itself. You set the rules — DWED does the rest.

An ERP is a program people type data into. The accountant enters postings, the storekeeper enters stock, HR enters the timesheet. People make mistakes — the business pays. DWED works the other way round: you set the rules and contracts once, and everything else happens by itself.

How DWED differs from an ERP

01

Accounting

In a typical ERP

The accountant types in postings by hand and hunts for errors at month end.

In DWED

The system posts entries the moment an event happens. The accountant analyses instead of typing.

02

Law

In a typical ERP

Hundreds of settings. What your company is allowed to do — figure it out yourself.

In DWED

You only see what the law allows for your country and legal form. AI warns you about fines.

03

Countries

In a typical ERP

A separate version of the software and a new rollout for every country.

In DWED

One system for the whole world. A new country is data, not new code.

04

Start

In a typical ERP

Months of implementation, consultants, staff training.

In DWED

Take a ready-made company from a similar business — and start working the same day.

05

People

In a typical ERP

Timesheets are kept by hand and can be edited after the fact.

In DWED

A Hikvision camera records only the ID and time of passage. No manual edits.

06

Links

In a typical ERP

Warehouse, till, accounting and HR are separate programs and exports.

In DWED

One event is seen by everything at once: stock, accounting, taxes, KPIs and reports.

What implementing an ERP really costs

Buying the software is only the start. Then people implement and maintain it — and you pay them every year.

1C

Who implements it
A 1C developer or franchisee
Licence
1C:ERP — from 662,800 ₽ for the base package, every workstation extra
Implementation
A separate contract: developer hours for setup and changes
Every year
ITS subscription and developer support
Can you do it yourself?
No — any change is made by a developer

SAP

Who implements it
Consultants and an integrator
Licence
Licence or subscription per user and module
Implementation
Mid-size business — from $150K to $2M; a consultant costs $100–300 an hour
Every year
Support of about 20% of the licence or an annual subscription
Can you do it yourself?
No — it can’t be set up without consultants

Odoo

Who implements it
An Odoo partner
Licence
Enterprise — about $25–47 per user per month
Implementation
A separate partner quote
Every year
Subscription per user plus partner changes
Can you do it yourself?
Partly — the complex parts are done by the partner

DWED

Who implements it
You, together with the AI assistant
Licence
You can start for free, then a plan
Implementation
Take a ready-made company or a simple setup with AI — the same day
Every year
Only the plan, no fees for implementers
Can you do it yourself?
Yes — everything is set up on your own

Competitor prices are based on public data from partners and analysts, 2025–2026; every project has its own quote. Sources: 1C — ToolFox · SAP — LeverX · SAP — CostBench · Odoo — Skysize

One assistant instead of a whole department

DWED has a built-in AI assistant. It doesn’t just answer questions — it knows accounting, the law and the system itself:

1

Financier

Keeps the books under IFRS and your country’s standard at ACCA level of knowledge. Explains every figure in a report.

2

Lawyer

Knows your country’s law and the rules of 26 legal forms. Warns you about a fine before you make the mistake.

3

Assistant

Sets up the company, moves your data from 1C, SAP or Excel and checks every row.

One event — and everything else happens by itself

A cashier rings up a sale. Nobody does anything else:

  1. 01 Receipt The sale is rung up at the till.
  2. 02 Stock The item is written off. Running low — an order goes to the supplier via B2B.
  3. 03 Accounting The entry is posted under your country’s standard and IFRS.
  4. 04 Tax VAT is calculated, data for the tax report is ready.
  5. 05 KPI The commission on the sale lands on the seller’s balance.
  6. 06 Report The owner sees revenue and profit right now.

DWED in numbers

0 industries under the UN classification (ISIC Rev.5)
0 legal forms — each with its own legal rules
0 current IFRS and IAS standards — no outdated ones
0 ready-made industry solutions
0 apps in one ecosystem
0 manual postings — the system keeps the books

Standards table

39 current IFRS and IAS standards — built into DWED’s accounting settings. We don’t use outdated ones. Hover over or tap a tile to see what DWED does.

Plus IFRIC interpretations 2, 17, 20, 22, 23 and public-sector standards IPSAS 23, 24, 45, 47.

Three ways to start

1

Take a ready-made company

Copy positions, catalogue and suppliers from a similar business — free, one-time or as a franchise.

2

Simple setup

Only what is mandatory for your country and legal form. AI explains every line.

3

Full IFRS

39 current IFRS and IAS standards — for a large company, investors and audit.

Ecosystem

The rules live in DWED Business. Every other app works by them:

Team

DWED is built by one person together with three artificial intelligences. This is what a company of the new era looks like.

Founder

Farxod Kabulov

Came up with DWED and runs it every day: sets the tasks, makes the decisions and reviews every screen.

AI · Anthropic

Claude

Writes the code of the apps and this site, checks screens and translations.

AI · OpenAI

ChatGPT

Adviser: ideas, texts and breaking down tasks.

AI · Google

Gemini

Adviser: research and a second opinion on decisions.

DWED is not the finish line.

It’s only the start of the road.