By 2009, he re-designed the solution into a standard ERP package (v5) covering purchasing, sales, inventory, banking, and financials. It featured a built-in Software Development Kit (SDK), enabling users to generate reports and apply customizations—including tables, fields, forms, alerts, tasks, and programs—directly within the runtime environment, without access to the core source code. This version was released under Green Pepper Software, Inc. and later distributed by CLSE Software Inc. and 1Document Corporation, serving both private businesses and local government units. It was also adopted by Smartbooks Philippines, which used the platform to provide ERP subscription services to small and medium-sized enterprises.
In 2024, he upgraded the product with modern technologies, adding two-factor authentication, OAuth2, WebRTC, and chatbot functionality. The enhancements also introduced user-defined lists, charts, and dashboards, along with mobile browser compatibility. This version is currently distributed by Extreme Business Solutions, Inc., with Infocycle Solutions, Inc. serving as its marketing and implementation partner.
