How mojoh accelerates your ERP build and run
Start from ERP templates, define your mappings, and let flows print migration, integration and test code directly from your configuration decisions.
mojoh reuses shared SI memory captured as ERP information models, mappings and code you can deliver, not your SI — so each new project starts from proven templates and patterns instead of blank pages.
Core building blocks
Connect sources, model your ERP truth, then print flows — that's the core loop.
- Sources and targets: connect legacy ERPs, databases, flat files, SaaS apps and spreadsheets as sources into mojoh's types, then generate flows into your target ERP and downstream systems.
- Enterprise information types (ERP + custom).
- Mappings from source systems into those types.
- Mappings from those types into target systems.
- Flows that print migration, integration and test code.
- Test & data quality checks and reports on those flows.
- Unified self-describing API that auto-extends as types change.
Model / map / print
Decisions in, code out. Your ERP configuration and mapping decisions flow through mojoh to produce migration, integration and test code you can run immediately.
Templates and flows encode shared SI memory captured as ERP information models, mappings and code you can deliver, not your SI — so each new rollout starts from proven patterns instead of blank spreadsheets.
- Start from ERP templates (Oracle Retail, D365 BC and others) and configure them to match your enterprise.
- Map your source systems visually to those templates.
- Print code and flows instead of hand-writing migration and integration scripts.
When requirements change, update your model and regenerate. No hand-coding, no drift.
Data quality and cleansing on the same flows
Validation rules, reconciliation and data-quality checks live on the same models and mappings as your migrations and integrations, are printed as code from those models, and are visualised in one place.
- Attach validation and data-quality checks directly to your migration and integration flows.
- Run reconciliation and cleansing/enrichment flows on every test cycle.
- Review failed records and issues in mojoh instead of in colour-coded spreadsheet tabs.
Who owns what
- mojoh owns the ERP models, mappings, flows and the code they print, plus validation, reconciliation and audit on top.
- Your SIs and internal teams still own delivery: designing the solution, running the programme and making the business calls.
- You still decide what 'good enough' looks like — you just do it with validation, reconciliation and lineage instead of 20 tabs of VLOOKUP.
With mojoh, reconciliation, data-quality checks and cleansing/enrichment flows all run on the same models and mappings as your migrations and integrations, and are printed as code from them — so you handle data quality with cohesive validation and audit instead of spreadsheet triage.
How mojoh fits your stack
mojoh owns the ERP truth model, mappings and flows — your existing tools handle connectivity and storage.
- ERP & sources — mojoh sits between your legacy sources and target ERP: you model ERP truth, map sources and print migration, integration and test flows.
- Warehouse / lakehouse — mojoh feeds clean, typed, auditable data into your warehouse instead of whatever the latest hand-written migration script produced.
- iPaaS & adapters — your existing iPaaS and ERP adapters stay at the edge; mojoh owns the ERP truth model, mappings and flows that you reuse across programmes.
ERP templates we support today
Proven patterns for Oracle Retail and D365 Business Central, with more ERPs available via our design partner programme.
What happens after the ERP implementation?
After the initial ERP implementation, the solution and code delivery evolves and extends to additional domains like finance, supply chain, customer and people in the same knowledge graph.
Product FAQs
Welcome to enterprise memory you actually own.
Start by killing the next round of copy-paste ERP plumbing. We'll take your current or upcoming ERP programme, model the core entities, map your systems and show you printed migration and integration flows you actually own.
General Inquiries
contact@mojoh.ioOffice
Level 1, 53 Walker StreetNorth Sydney, NSW 2060
Australia
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