Your payroll, taxes and inventory cannot be an experiment.
Entexia is built so the system catches errors before the client sees them.
Why we're telling you this
An ERP holds the most sensitive business data: payslips, tax filings, bank files. An error here is not an inconvenience — it is a wrong payment, a wrong amount filed with the tax authority, or a file the bank should never receive.
As a buyer, you cannot verify this from the outside. Every software works in a demo; what protects it from failing at your site six months later stays invisible — and this is almost never asked during ERP selection.
That is why we decided to write this page. Below is how we verify our work, what the system prevents on its own — and which limitations we know about and disclose before signing.
Your data: your own database, not a shared table
Every company on Entexia has its own separate database. Your data is not physically in the same database as another company's, just with a different label. Cross-company access is technically impossible, not just forbidden by a rule.
In regular cross-database migration checks, we have not detected any data leakage.
The money chain under automatic supervision
Eight examples of checks that run on every code update. If any of them fails, the update does not reach the server.
By the numbers
Business logic checks: figure from PHPUnit suite, calculated 2026-07-09.
Known limitations — before you sign up, not after
All software contains bugs — the difference is who finds them: the system before use, or the client during work. Our automated checks are built to catch errors before they reach you; an update that fails any check never reaches the server.
The limitations we know about are listed here, before you sign up — not discovered on the job: