Find answers to common questions about our services, process, and how we work with clients.
Easik is a digital agency based in Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh, India, offering ERP/CRM implementation, e-commerce development, custom software development, and SEO & digital marketing services.
We're based in Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh, India, and work remotely with clients across India and internationally.
We've been operating for 3 years, delivering 20+ projects for 19+ clients with a 100% satisfaction rate.
Yes. We work remotely with clients internationally — all communication, project updates, and support are handled online.
We work across industries including retail/e-commerce, professional services, manufacturing, and SMEs looking to digitize operations with ERP/CRM systems.
You can reach us by phone/WhatsApp at +91 94104 54641, or email hello@easik.in for general inquiries and support@easik.in for existing client support.
Reach out via our contact form, phone, or WhatsApp. We'll schedule a free consultation to understand your requirements, then send over a scope and timeline before any work begins.
We discuss your business goals, current systems (if any), pain points, and budget. From there we recommend the right platform or approach and outline next steps.
A CRM/ERP setup usually takes 2–4 weeks depending on customization. A Shopify or WordPress store typically takes 1–3 weeks. Custom software timelines vary based on complexity — we confirm this after the consultation.
Yes, we outline scope, timeline, and cost in writing before any work begins, so there are no surprises for either side.
Yes, we provide regular updates and milestone check-ins so you can review progress and give feedback throughout, not just at the end.
Typically your business requirements, brand assets (logo, colors) if applicable, access to any existing systems, and a point of contact for feedback during the build.
It depends on your business size, budget, and workflows. We assess your specific needs first and recommend the right fit — sometimes ERPNext suits better, other times Odoo, Dolibarr, or a lighter tool like Akaunting makes more sense.
Both are open-source ERPs with similar core modules. ERPNext tends to be simpler to customize for Indian tax/compliance needs, while Odoo has a larger app ecosystem. We'll recommend based on your specific requirements.
Yes, data migration from spreadsheets or legacy systems is part of our standard ERP/CRM implementation process.
Yes, we train your team on the new system so adoption is smooth, not just a technical handoff.
Both are open-source CRMs. EspoCRM is lighter and simpler for smaller sales teams, while Vtiger offers more built-in modules out of the box. We help you choose based on team size and workflow complexity.
Yes, both platforms are highly customizable. We configure modules, fields, and automations to match your actual business process rather than forcing you into a generic setup.
Yes — for businesses that don't need a full ERP, we also set up simpler tools like Akaunting or InvoicePlane for invoicing and basic accounting.
Shopify is generally easier to manage and scale for pure e-commerce, while WordPress (with WooCommerce) offers more flexibility if you also need a content-heavy site. We help you decide based on your goals.
Yes, we build custom-themed stores tailored to your brand rather than using unmodified off-the-shelf templates.
Yes, we set up and configure payment gateways as part of the store build, including support for common Indian and international providers.
Yes, every store we build is fully responsive and tested across devices before launch.
Yes, we handle migrations including product catalogs, customer data, and order history where the source platform allows export.
Yes, inventory sync, order tracking, and notifications are configured as part of every store build.
We primarily build with Python (Django) and PHP (CodeIgniter 4), backed by SQLite3 or MongoDB depending on the project's needs.
It depends on project complexity and long-term maintenance needs. Django suits data-heavy or admin-intensive applications, while CodeIgniter 4 is often a faster fit for lighter, more straightforward builds.
Yes, we build custom internal tools and dashboards — from client/case management systems to reporting tools — tailored to your specific workflow.
Yes, once the project is complete and paid in full, you own the source code and all deliverables.
Yes, we regularly build integrations between custom applications and systems like ERPNext, Odoo, or your CRM via APIs.
Yes, we set up analytics and reporting dashboards using tools like Metabase, connected to your existing data sources.
Yes, SEO is one of our core services. We handle technical SEO, on-page optimization, and content strategy tailored to your industry and target keywords.
SEO is a gradual process — most clients start seeing meaningful ranking improvements within 2-4 months, depending on competition and starting point.
Both — we offer one-time SEO audits with actionable recommendations, as well as ongoing monthly SEO packages for continuous improvement.
Both. We handle technical fixes (site speed, structure, metadata) as well as content strategy and keyword-targeted writing.
Pricing depends on scope, platform, and complexity. We provide a detailed quote after understanding your requirements during the free consultation — no hidden costs added later.
No, we typically work with a milestone-based payment structure — a portion upfront, and the rest tied to project milestones or delivery.
Yes. We offer post-launch support for bug fixes, updates, and training your team. Reach out via support@easik.in or WhatsApp for ongoing help after go-live.
We're available Monday to Saturday, 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM IST. Sundays are closed, though urgent issues can be flagged via WhatsApp.
Yes, we include a post-launch bug-fix period to resolve any issues found after go-live at no extra charge, within the agreed scope.
Yes, we're happy to sign an NDA before discussing sensitive business details or proprietary information.
Yes, we offer monthly maintenance plans covering updates, security patches, and minor changes for websites, stores, and ERP/CRM systems.