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Data is in Excel, 1C and email · managers cannot see inventory or receivables · staff enter the same thing twice · implementation has “stalled” halfway through.
We select and configure an existing ERP around your process map: implementing standard modules, checking user flows and migrating data from a prepared source. This suits companies where data is duplicated across systems, approvals get lost and managers compile reports by hand. The goal is for managers to see inventory, receivables and workload in one place.
Data is in Excel, 1C and email · managers cannot see inventory or receivables · staff enter the same thing twice · implementation has “stalled” halfway through.
a map of processes, roles and data · a configured system and integrations · a pilot, instructions and a phased rollout plan.
There is no separate published client case for ERP implementation. Related experience is a network of financial service locations (NDA): data standardization and automated reports reduced a check from 2 days to 15 minutes (Large banking network (NDA)).
Prices are indicative. The final price depends on the project and agreed terms and is confirmed before work begins.
The final price depends on the CMS and source-material readiness, integrations, and the number of target markets and languages.
Licences, paid tools, placements and infrastructure are quoted separately. Accounts and access remain in your name.
process map (2–4 weeks) → setup and data migration (6–12 weeks) → pilot → phased rollout (indicative timing).
licences, data cleanup, additional sources and training beyond the agreed scope; custom ERP development is scoped separately.
Existing ERP or custom-built? We start with an existing system; custom development can be discussed after discovery. · How long will it take? It depends on the processes; several months is an indicative timeframe. · Does data need cleanup? Yes, that is your responsibility. · Is training included? It is included in the pilot.
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