QuickBuild Product Roadmap

Written By Nathan Cunningham

QuickBuild is the ultimate ERP for small businesses who don’t want to be weighed down by rigid legacy ERP’s. Here’s our vision and rough timeline for the future. As a bootstrapped company, we are insanely ambitious but also realistic. We believe that a simple experience leads to high user adoption and high user satisfaction.

The Stable Product 🎯

ETA: Jan-Mar 2025

  • No bugs to sign up, login, or logout

  • Builder experience and Adding Records works without issue and as expected

  • Admin Capabilities: Add or remove users, set permissions, buy licenses, view licensing information

  • New Fields Available: Calculation, Aggregates, True/False, URL

The Template Library 📚

ETA: Mar-May 2025

  • On sign up, users can choose a template that matches their company, so their starting place is even closer to what they want

  • Existing users can add templates to their existing companies

  • 3rd Party Partners can create and sell pre-built templates

Document Designer 📄

ETA: May - July 2025

  • Easy, simple to use document designer to create your own PO Documents, Confirmations, BOL’s, and more.

  • Generate PDF documents from References or Transactions

  • Download or Email documents

Integrations 🔗

ETA: July - December 2025

  • We’ll start by supporting early customers to integrate with their existing tech stack, without a public facing experience. Basic Read/Write/Export functionality on a case-by-case basis

  • 3rd Party Apps we’ve already been requested to support: Quickbooks, Xero, Shopify, Amazon, Cin7, and a generic GET/POST API.

  • Once we’ve thoroughly proved out our security for 3rd party connections, we’ll create a frontend experience where users can start integrating certain apps on their own

  • By the end of 2025, we aim to have a few dedicated app integrations available, a generic API available for developers, and a roadmap for future dedicated apps.

The AI Era 🤖

ETA: 2026 and beyond

  • Before we add AI features, we believe the user experience needs to be world class. Without a great user experience to start, adding AI is like putting makeup on a pig.

  • Once our core experience allows users to operate QuickBuild as their centralized source of truth without issue, and seamlessly connect to their entire tech stack, we’ll start incorporating AI features to make life even easier

  • We’re not exactly sure how this will look, but we’ve designed the entire infrastructure to be AI-ready once the time comes

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