Questions about Nexa.

AI-native ERP is enterprise resource planning software in which artificial intelligence is built into the core platform rather than added later as a separate tool. The AI works directly with the ERP’s connected finance and operations data, so people can ask questions, get explanations and receive recommendations inside their everyday workflows.

Traditional ERP systems record transactions and rely on reports, exports and manual analysis to explain what is happening. Nexa connects finance and operations in one platform with AI embedded directly in the ERP, supported by a locally hosted large language model (LLM) that you can question in plain English. It explains why figures have moved and suggests next steps for your team to review.

Nexa’s AI is embedded directly within the ERP system and works with the business data held in Nexa. You ask a question in plain English and it answers using your own business data, explains why the numbers moved, flags issues before they escalate and suggests next actions that your team approves, edits or rejects. Actions proposed by AI are carried out only after a user approves them.

Yes. Nexa AI accepts plain-English questions such as “Why have our margins dropped this month?” and answers using the business data held in Nexa.

Nexa includes eleven connected modules: Finance & Accounting, Fixed Assets, Sales Management, Purchasing & Procurement, Inventory & Stock, Point of Sale, CRM, Warehouse Management, Manufacturing & Production, Projects & Job Costing and HR & Payroll. Dashboards, reporting, role-based permissions, audit history, APIs, imports, exports and multi-company support run across every module.

Nexa is designed for growing UK small and mid-sized businesses, particularly manufacturers, wholesale distributors and other organisations that need finance, stock and operations connected in one system.

Nexa is designed with role-based access control, audit trails, approval controls, separated tenant data boundaries and a controlled AI gateway. Nexa AI ERP Ltd, the company behind Nexa, holds Cyber Essentials certification.

Each implementation is scoped individually. It starts with a demonstration, followed by a review of the modules, users and existing systems involved, and the timeline is agreed for each project.

Nexa provides APIs, data imports and exports as part of its platform foundations. Specific third-party integrations are confirmed during scoping, so ask us about the systems you use today.

Not yet. Nexa Migration Hub is in private development. You can register your interest through the contact form.