Migrate your Tuhund data
Web-based ERP from Bengaluru covering CRM, sales, accounting, inventory, procurement, and services for Indian mid-market businesses.
In its favor
Why people choose Tuhund
The signal that keeps Tuhund on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Comprehensive module footprint — finance, inventory, supply chain, manufacturing, project management, CRM, HRM, and analytics all live on the same core, removing the integration tax of multi-vendor ERP stacks.
Core platform includes security, user management, CRM, employee management, payroll, accounting, and task management out of the box, so smaller orgs get usable functionality without adding paid modules immediately.
Cloud and on-premise deployment options give regulated or data-residency-sensitive customers (financial services, government suppliers) a path that pure SaaS competitors cannot match.
Vendor (ECS Business Software Solutions) operates from US, Canada, UK, Australia, and India offices, providing geographic coverage that many regional ERPs lack.
Subscription licensing model scales user count and module set as business needs evolve rather than forcing a perpetual-license upfront commitment.
Significant licensing, maintenance, and implementation cost positions Tuhund toward mid-market and enterprise rather than SMB — small organizations may find total cost of ownership prohibitive.
Typical 3-6 month implementation timeline is a meaningful project commitment compared with SaaS-first ERPs that promise faster time-to-value.
Limited public reviewer presence on G2 and Capterra makes peer validation difficult, especially for buyers outside ECS's existing customer regions.
Custom module deployment on top of the core means vendor services are typically required, increasing dependency on ECS for ongoing changes.
Pricing is not published, making early-stage budget conversations difficult without a sales engagement.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Tuhund
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Tuhund. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Tuhund fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
Tuhund pricing overview
Pricing is not publicly listed. Multiple sources indicate direct inquiry is required. No free tier or trial is advertised on Capterra or the official website.
Custom (Sales-Led)
Tier 1 of 1
Custom — quoted per modules, users, and deployment
What's included
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What gets migrated
Tuhund object support
Object-by-object support for Tuhund migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Companies / Persons
Fully supportedTuhund maintains separate 'company' and 'person' records for B2B and B2C contacts. The API exposes list and register endpoints for both. We map these to Contacts or Accounts in the destination CRM depending on the target schema.
Branches
Mapping requiredTuhund's multi-branch architecture means the same entity (customer, product, user) can exist with different configurations per branch. We scope the migration to a named branch or replicate across all branches explicitly, based on the customer's operational structure.
Departments
Mapping requiredWorkflows and approvals in Tuhund are often scoped to departments. We preserve department associations on users, expense claims, and purchase orders, but mapping to flat organizational structures in some destinations requires a custom field rather than a native object.
Sales Quotations
Fully supportedTuhund's Sales module exposes APIs for registering quotations and proforma invoices. We export these as line-item documents with pricing, quantity, and product references intact.
Commercial Invoices
Fully supportedList and register APIs exist for commercial invoices. We pull invoice headers, line items, and totals. Tax calculation logic in Tuhund is destination-side; we preserve the base amounts and flag where taxes need re-application.
Inventory / Products
Fully supportedThe Inventory module has product detail and stock status APIs. We export product records including categories, stock levels per location, and material allocation. Stock balances are migrated as static snapshots at cutover time.
Purchase Orders
Fully supportedProcurement module exposes purchase order list and detail APIs. We export open and closed POs including line items, vendor references, and GRN (Goods Receipt Note) associations.
Service Requests / Job Cards
Fully supportedTuhund's Services module handles service requests, job cards, warranties, and solutions databases. We map service request records and linked job card statuses to the destination support or services module.
Expense Claims
Fully supportedExpense claims with item-level details, approval statuses, and amounts are exposed via dedicated APIs. We export the full claim hierarchy including expense items, but approval workflow state is migrated as a snapshot rather than a running process.
Projects / Tasks
Mapping requiredThe Project module supports internal and external stakeholder engagement. Task hierarchies, assignees, and milestones are available, but custom fields at project level require schema inspection before mapping to flat task structures in some destination PM tools.
Users
Mapping requiredTuhund's user records carry branch and department associations and role assignments. We export users with their organizational assignments, but role mappings are destination-dependent since Tuhund's permission model is not fully documented in the API.
Attachments
Mapping requiredAn Attachment Download API exists for retrieving files. We pull attachments associated with service requests, expense claims, and documents, but the listing API does not expose all attachment types. We confirm coverage during discovery.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Companies / Persons | Fully supported | Tuhund maintains separate 'company' and 'person' records for B2B and B2C contacts. The API exposes list and register endpoints for both. We map these to Contacts or Accounts in the destination CRM depending on the target schema. |
| Branches | Mapping required | Tuhund's multi-branch architecture means the same entity (customer, product, user) can exist with different configurations per branch. We scope the migration to a named branch or replicate across all branches explicitly, based on the customer's operational structure. |
| Departments | Mapping required | Workflows and approvals in Tuhund are often scoped to departments. We preserve department associations on users, expense claims, and purchase orders, but mapping to flat organizational structures in some destinations requires a custom field rather than a native object. |
| Sales Quotations | Fully supported | Tuhund's Sales module exposes APIs for registering quotations and proforma invoices. We export these as line-item documents with pricing, quantity, and product references intact. |
| Commercial Invoices | Fully supported | List and register APIs exist for commercial invoices. We pull invoice headers, line items, and totals. Tax calculation logic in Tuhund is destination-side; we preserve the base amounts and flag where taxes need re-application. |
| Inventory / Products | Fully supported | The Inventory module has product detail and stock status APIs. We export product records including categories, stock levels per location, and material allocation. Stock balances are migrated as static snapshots at cutover time. |
| Purchase Orders | Fully supported | Procurement module exposes purchase order list and detail APIs. We export open and closed POs including line items, vendor references, and GRN (Goods Receipt Note) associations. |
| Service Requests / Job Cards | Fully supported | Tuhund's Services module handles service requests, job cards, warranties, and solutions databases. We map service request records and linked job card statuses to the destination support or services module. |
| Expense Claims | Fully supported | Expense claims with item-level details, approval statuses, and amounts are exposed via dedicated APIs. We export the full claim hierarchy including expense items, but approval workflow state is migrated as a snapshot rather than a running process. |
| Projects / Tasks | Mapping required | The Project module supports internal and external stakeholder engagement. Task hierarchies, assignees, and milestones are available, but custom fields at project level require schema inspection before mapping to flat task structures in some destination PM tools. |
| Users | Mapping required | Tuhund's user records carry branch and department associations and role assignments. We export users with their organizational assignments, but role mappings are destination-dependent since Tuhund's permission model is not fully documented in the API. |
| Attachments | Mapping required | An Attachment Download API exists for retrieving files. We pull attachments associated with service requests, expense claims, and documents, but the listing API does not expose all attachment types. We confirm coverage during discovery. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Tuhund migrations
Issues we've hit on past Tuhund migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
Per-customer module configuration creates schema drift
No publicly documented developer API
Long implementation cycles imply long extraction cycles
Geographic vendor presence affects support cadence
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | Per-customer module configuration creates schema drift |
| High | No publicly documented developer API |
| Medium | Long implementation cycles imply long extraction cycles |
| Low | Geographic vendor presence affects support cadence |
Leaving Tuhund?
Where Tuhund customers move next
6 destinations Tuhund can migrate to.
How a Tuhund migration works
Four steps, Tuhund-specific
Connect
Not publicly documented into Tuhund. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Tuhund-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Tuhund quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Tuhund rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
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