Stock and locations
Several warehouses and sites, with transfers and stocktaking. Connected to scanners if you work at volume.
Operations
ERP built in stages,
not a two-year project
Stock, purchasing, production, orders and real costs, in a system built one stage at a time. Not a two-year programme — the module that hurts most goes live first.
What it includes
Purchasing and suppliers
Replenishment worked out from consumption and orders, not from memory. Purchase orders with delivery tracking.
Production and recipes
Consumption per product, work stages, labour. You can see what went into an order and what came out.
Real costs, not estimates
What an order actually cost you, including materials, hours and transport. This is where you find the products you lose money on.
It connects to accounting
We do not replace your accounting software and we do not play at being accountants: we send the data where it belongs.
Permissions by department
The warehouse sees the warehouse, purchasing sees the suppliers, you see everything.
How it works
Mapping the flows
We follow a product from order to delivery and note where time is lost and where data is lost.
The module that hurts
We start with one — usually stock. It goes into production, and only then do we move on.
Module after module
Each stage has a fixed price and ends with something usable. No projects that never finish.
Migration and training
We bring across the data you have now and train each department on their part.
What it costs
An ERP cannot be quoted at a glance. We start with an assessment of your flows, charged separately and deducted from the project if we carry on.
Request a free assessmentWhat drives the price
- How many modules are involved and in what order
- The number of locations, sites and users
- Whether production with recipes and stages is included
- Integrations with accounting, the online store and couriers
- How clean the data in your current system is
Frequently asked questions
Is an ERP not too big for my company?
One off the shelf probably is. That is why we do not sell you a whole one: we bring live the module that hurts now and add the rest when you actually need it. Plenty of companies stop at two modules and that is enough.
How long until I see something?
The first module goes into use quickly and you work with it before the rest exists. You are not signing for a system you will see in a year.
Does it replace our accounting software?
No. Accounting stays where it is; we send it the data. They are two different trades and it is healthier that way.
Let us see if we are a fit
A 30-minute conversation, no strings attached. If it is not our line of work, we will say so and point you to someone else.
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