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About Tekhx

A Philippine software company that hands you the code.

Tekhx builds the systems a business runs on, then gives the business the source code, the data and the manuals. This is who we are and how to check us.

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Who Tekhx is.

Tekhx is an ERP software company in the Philippines, founded by Solomon Lee, its founder and chief software architect. It builds custom ERP and business systems for Philippine companies and sells 20 ready-made systems for industries from clinics and schools to pawnshops and local governments. Every system runs in a web browser, follows Philippine rules such as SSS, PhilHealth, Pag-IBIG and BIR, and is handed over with its source code. Prices are given after a free online meeting.

What we do
Custom ERP and business systems, and ready-made systems for one industry each, with HR and payroll, accounting, inventory and sales.
Where
San Pablo, Laguna, Philippines. Meetings are online; we serve clients across the Philippines and abroad.
Since
Solomon Lee has built production business systems since 2017.
Who for
39 organisations so far, from small businesses to casinos, hospitals and local governments.
Ready-made systems
20 finished systems, each with a full demo video and its source code included.
Free tools
21 calculators for Philippine payroll, taxes and more, used by anyone at no cost.
Solomon Lee, Founder and Chief Software Architect

Who is behind Tekhx

Solomon Lee, the architect of every system here.

Founder and Chief Software Architect

Tekhx is Solomon's company. He designed the platform every Tekhx system is built on, and he is the person you talk to, from the first meeting to support after go-live.

  • Building production business systems since 2017, for 39 organisations including Solaire and Okada Manila
  • Co-founder and Chief Software Architect of ABL Solutions, a SEC and BIR registered software company
  • Sole architect of one platform that nine companies run on, with an audit trail on every record
  • Cut a payroll run from several days to about 5 seconds
  • Runs 35+ production services on his own servers, with daily backups