ERP databases
Inventory, purchasing, shipping and invoicing data on .NET with Entity Framework Core (Pomelo).
MySQL is the database of both custom ERPs in our case studies, each with inventory, orders, purchasing and two-way QuickBooks sync on .NET and React, and one of the sources our no-code ETL platform connects to.
The kinds of work we use MySQL for, based on the projects below rather than a list of everything the technology can do.
Inventory, purchasing, shipping and invoicing data on .NET with Entity Framework Core (Pomelo).
Tables designed for reliable two-way sync with QuickBooks, with history and retries.
MySQL connectors next to SQL Server, Oracle and files in scheduled pipelines.
Which part of the system it ran, and what it worked with. Every row links to the full case study.
Each one with the client’s problem, our approach and what changed.

A custom ERP that brings inventory, order processing, purchasing and reporting together and keeps vendor data in sync with QuickBooks.

A web-based ETL product where users build data pipelines without code, schedule recurring transfers and watch every stage in real time.

An internal ERP that replaced separate tools for inventory, purchasing, shipping and reporting, with a two-way QuickBooks sync the finance team can rely on.
We do not sell hours of a technology. We take on a result, and choose the stack with you. These are the services where MySQL usually comes in.
Each one backed by at least one published client project.
Backend
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Contact usYes. With Entity Framework Core and the Pomelo provider, .NET works with MySQL much as it does with SQL Server. One Motion’s ERP runs this way.
Yes. Both ERPs in our case studies keep MySQL data in sync with QuickBooks, including vendors and invoices.
Yes, with planning. Using an ORM and keeping SQL in one layer makes a later move much cheaper.
A spec, a Figma file or three paragraphs is enough to start.

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