48h prototype

Know in 48 hours that Nuclos fits

One real sub-process from your business as a clickable ERP prototype in Nuclos. Not a mock-up, but your use case, functional.

  • Fixed price 950 euro excl. VAT
  • Credited toward Nuclos Enterprise
  • A foundation for your ERP, not a throwaway prototype
  • Response within one business day

Clarity instead of months of ERP selection

You evaluate Nuclos on your own process, not on presentations and comparison lists.

  1. Your own process

    We model a real sub-process of your business, not a standard example.

  2. Clickable in 48 hours

    Two working days to a usable build your team walks through together.

  3. Fixed price 950 euro excl. VAT

    If you decide to move ahead with a project afterwards, we credit the prototype price toward it.

After a one-hour conversation where we defined the requirements, Novabit’s software experts delivered a prototype within a few days that already implemented the most important requirements in a fully functional way. That convinced us.
Judith Härtle Head of IT, Oettinger Brauerei GmbH

What happens in the 48 hours

Two working days: workshop and implementation. Your processes become a tangible ERP prototype.

Day 1

Workshop and analysis

  • Workshop (remote or on-site)
  • Capture of core processes
  • Focus on the sub-process and central challenges
  • Translating requirements into Nuclos logic
Day 2

Development and handover

  • Experienced developers implement your use case (low-code, AI support)
  • Presentation and handover of the prototype in a short workshop, including an introduction
  • Closing session, recommendation for next steps, proposal on request
Dashboard Pipeline Leads Quotes Orders Contacts Reports Pipeline + New Miller Ltd €12,500 Weber Co €8,200 Baker Inc €21,000 Qualified Smith Corp €34,000 Hoffman Ltd €15,700 Proposal Fisher & Co €52,000 Wagner Ltd €9,900 Won Becker AG €41,500

Practical example: Prototype

A typical 48h prototype from machinery manufacturing. The tangible slice in two days; the CAD link afterwards.

A manufacturing company works with tens of thousands of part variants. They need to be findable, and eventually connected to CAD. Doing both at once is too large for a prototype.

Our expert takes the variant stock as the slice that can be shown in 48 hours: a searchable database with unique IDs, renamable parts, and version history. Functional in Nuclos, clickable together.

The CAD connector stays out on purpose and belongs in the main project. After the prototype you know whether Nuclos carries the core, and you keep a build that is the foundation for Nuclos Enterprise.

FAQ: 48h ERP prototype

Common questions about commitment, timeline, and what stays after the prototype.

Who is the 48h prototype for?
Especially if you have been evaluating ERP for months, a standard ERP does not fit your most important workflow, or you need internal buy-in before budget for a larger project is approved. You see your own process in Nuclos instead of comparing presentations.
Does the prototype stay usable after the demo?
Yes. The prototype is built in the proven Nuclos low-code framework, with the same tested building blocks as a productive system. The build stays and is the foundation on which we continue developing your ERP.
How fast can we start?
After your request we respond within one business day. We usually schedule the workshop within a week.
Is the offer binding?
Yes. Any company can commission the 48h prototype at the fixed price of 950 euro plus VAT. The price is fixed, regardless of industry or process. What comes after is your decision.

After the prototype

If the prototype convinces you, we continue it directly in Nuclos Enterprise. If you want a full requirements capture first, start with the specification.

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Open source and low-code, modular by design. Source code and data stay with you.

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