Three things every Lubb One site starts with
The core it runs on, the AI that builds on it and the app that carries it in your pocket — all three in the Launch plan at R400 a month per instance, before you add a single app from the App Store.Lubb Business Framework
Our own high-speed ERP core — every app on one database, one sign-in.
Every Lubb app is built on one core rather than bolted to it, so your customers, documents and permissions are the same records in every app. It is what makes adding an app a switch rather than an integration project.
- Dashboards
- Flexible Forms & Fields
- Grids, Views & Kanban
- Roles & Permissions
- Print Templates
- Open API
Accounting, CRM, billing, point of sale and every other Lubb One app is a package on Lubb Business Framework. Each one brings its own screens, menus, jobs and dashboard, and all of them share one database, one sign-in and one set of customers.
Labib AI
Build and reshape your ERP by describing what you want.
Labib is the AI that builds inside your system, not beside it. It writes apps, edits the ones you have and works through the routine jobs — every change tracked and reversible, because it is changing the system you run on.
- App Builder
- AI System Editor
- AI System Worker
- Approvals & Audit Log
Turn a plain-language brief into a working ERP app. For example: “Build me an app to track vehicle inspections — plate number, inspection date, and pass/fail”
- Custom doctypes, forms & fields
- Automated workflows & approvals
- Print formats, reports & dashboards
- No code, no developer required
Lubb Mobile
Your apps, portal, inbox and mail on iPhone and Android.
The same systems on your phone, behind one sign-in. The app’s licence is part of what a Launch site holds — it is not bought on top of the plan, and there is nothing extra to switch on.
- One Sign-In
- Lubb One
- Portal
- Inbox & Office
- Face ID / Fingerprint
Sign in once with your email address and every Lubb system your company uses opens together — there is no server address to type, because your email is enough to work out which system your account belongs to.