Plan an ERP rollout in phases while the business keeps serving customers
Choose complete business phases for ERP change, manage coexistence and rehearse transitions with clear readiness criteria and operational ownership.
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ERP adoption: help your team turn a new system into everyday confidence
Plan ERP adoption around real tasks, role-based practice and support during the first operating cycles, with evidence beyond training attendance.
Pricing and discount controls that help sales respond consistently
Make prices, concessions and approvals clear at quotation time, then preserve the accepted commercial agreement through to the operational order.
Does your growing business need a new ERP? Start with the evidence
Assess recurring operational limits, compare ERP replacement with targeted improvements and define a measurable first outcome for a growing business.
Connect CRM and ERP so sales can make promises operations can keep
Connect customer relationships with orders and delivery through clear data ownership, visible synchronisation and a complete first sales journey.
Connecting ERP and accounting software without losing control of the data
Define document ownership, translation rules and repeatable submissions across ERP and accounting systems. Give finance and operations a visible exception and reconciliation process.
When custom ERP costs less than the licence
Licensed ERP looks cheaper until the customisation budget is counted. A method for comparing the two honestly, including the cost of upgrades and the cost of changing how your business works.
Designing permissions before you design screens
Role modelling is the cheapest work in an ERP project and the most expensive to retrofit.