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Your team signs in at https://erp.arukz.com/<company>/admin, where <company> is the workspace name chosen at signup. That address always opens your company’s data, so it is the one to bookmark and share with staff. If your workspace is called acme, the address is https://erp.arukz.com/acme/admin.

How the address works

  • The workspace name is the part after erp.arukz.com/. It is lower case letters, numbers and hyphens, and it is chosen once, at signup.
  • Every screen stays under it. Menus, links, redirects and form actions all keep the /<company>/ part, so a link a colleague sends you opens the same company.
  • A member who opens erp.arukz.com/admin is sent on to their own company’s address.
  • An address that matches no company returns “not found”, including its sign-in page, so nobody can find out which company names exist by trying them.
  • A person who is not a member of that company is refused, even with a correct password.
  • The customer portal for your customers and vendors sits under the same name: erp.arukz.com/<company>/customer.
Some words can never be workspace names, because the application uses them itself: admin, customer, api, build, storage, filament and livewire.

Several companies, one sign-in

A person can belong to more than one company, for example a group with two factories. Their admin adds each company to their allowed companies in Settings → Users, and they can then work in either. Each company keeps its own address.

What it does not do yet

Separate sub-domains such as acme.erp.arukz.com are not served. They need wildcard DNS and a wildcard certificate that production does not have, so use the path address above.

Sign up and the trial

Choosing the workspace name when you sign up.

Users and roles

Adding people and the companies they may open.
Last modified on November 12, 2026