DigiGrowvityA small business website often lives apart from everything else. A developer built it, a different person updates it, and its contact form sends an email nobody tracks. The website module for small business in JULIO ERP takes a different route. The site is created and edited inside the same system that holds your products, your customers and your job openings, so the public pages and the back office draw from one source.
What the website module for small business gives you
The demo screen of the website module for small business is a home page frame with a header at the top and a footer at the bottom. Look at what is in those two bands, because they show how the module works.
A header that is also your navigation
The top bar carries the logo, a menu of Home, Shop, Events, Courses and Jobs, a cart icon, a search icon, a phone number and a green Contact Us button. Notice that Shop, Events, Courses and Jobs are not separate websites. They are pages created by other modules and listed in the one menu. Remove the ones you do not use and the menu follows.
A footer with the details visitors look for
The footer groups Useful Links such as Home, About us, Products, Services, Legal and Contact us. Beside them sits an About us paragraph and a Connect with us column with an email address, a phone number and social media icons. These are all editable text, so replacing the sample wording with your own is a matter of typing.
Pages you edit visually
The website module for small business includes a page editor where you click a block and change it, then add blocks such as text, images and buttons to build a page. In the demo the main body of the home page is left empty, ready to be designed. That is a starting point rather than a finished site, and we help you shape the real pages.
Pages that come from other modules
An online shop comes from the E-commerce module. Event pages come from Events, course pages from eLearning, and job pages from Recruitment. Each one adds a page and a menu entry to the same site.
A Contact Us route to your team
A contact page lets a visitor send a message. With the CRM installed, such enquiries can be set up to arrive as leads, so a message from the site does not sit unread in a mailbox.
How the website module for small business joins JULIO
The website module for small business is the public face of the whole system. Visitors who browse products are looking at your catalogue from Sales. Visitors who send an enquiry can become a lead in CRM. A visitor who wants to talk can open the Live Chat window. People who register can be reached later through Email Marketing. One company, one set of records, many pages.
A short walk through the website module for small business
Imagine the website module for small business in use at a small training firm with a new batch starting next month. The owner opens the site and changes the About us paragraph. She adds a new Services block to the home page, with a button that points to the Contact page. The Courses entry in the menu already lists the new batch because the course was created in eLearning, so she does nothing there. She removes Shop from the menu because the firm sells no products. Then she saves, and the public site shows the update straight away.
What each part of the site is for
| Part | What it does |
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| Header menu | Leads visitors to Shop, Events, Courses and Jobs |
| Contact Us button | Brings enquiries to your team |
| Home page body | Your own message, built with blocks |
| Footer | Links, address, phone and social icons |
Who starts with a website module for small business
Businesses that want a simple public face next to their other tools commonly begin with a website module for small business. The set varies by trade, so open a page to see the full starting set for that business.
What to decide before building the website
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The purpose of the site. Your website module for small business can be many things. Decide whether it is a brochure, a shop, a recruiting page or all three, since that sets the menu.
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Words and photographs. The module gives you the frame, but the text and pictures are yours. Gather them before you start.
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The public address. The Local plan serves your own Wi-Fi and network. For visitors on the open internet the site needs a public address, and how we arrange that is discussed in discovery. A domain name is optional, about ₹1,500 a year.
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Who edits. Choose one or two people who are allowed to change pages, so the wording stays consistent.
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What happens to an enquiry. Decide who reads new messages and how fast they must answer.
Conclusion
A website module for small business is worth having when the site and the business stop drifting apart. At DigiGrowvity, we set up JULIO ERP for growing businesses and also build and market websites, and in our experience ERP projects benefit from a small first site: a few clear pages, a working Contact Us button and one person who owns the words. After that, the E-commerce, Events and Recruitment modules add pages without a rebuild.
Key Takeaways
- The website module for small business lives inside your ERP, not beside it.
- The header menu lists the pages that other modules create.
- Pages in the website module for small business are edited visually, without a developer for everyday changes.
- Enquiries can reach your team as leads in the CRM.
- It is included in the ₹10,000 JULIO Local plan.