ERP implementation
Bring your operations into the same picture.
Connect processes and information across teams with an ERP configured around the functions you need.
What this service brings you
Connected information
Selected processes share defined data and rules.
A useful scope
Selected functions address your organization’s priorities.
A planned start
Data, testing and adoption are organized with your teams.
Start with your situation.
Purchasing, inventory and invoicing depend on separate files or tools. Before adding modules, you need to know which information must flow and who is responsible for it.
Our work
We define the scope with you, based on your goals, existing systems and project constraints.
Process analysis
Describe current workflows and define exchanges between teams and selected functions.
Module configuration
Configure chosen modules around your data, rules and responsibilities.
Ongoing support
Prepare testing, adoption and the adjustments needed for use.
Organize operations before configuring the ERP
Select the processes involved
We define functions to bring together and exchanges between teams without imposing every module.
Prepare data and rules
We work through master data, responsibilities and cases to reproduce in the tool.
Verify business workflows
We test selected sequences with users, from entry to expected results.
Organize the start
We prepare migration, adoption and agreed rollout stages.
Before you get started
Must every module be deployed?
No. Scope starts with priority processes and their dependencies; a phased rollout may be selected.
What happens to historical data?
We define what to migrate, archive or retain access to in the old system, according to quality and usage.
Will it replace our accounting system?
That depends on selected functions and organizational requirements. Compatibility with accounting workflows must be checked with the responsible people.
Consider alongside this service
Which operations need to work together better?
Start with exchanges between teams and information that is difficult to track. We’ll identify which processes to bring together first.