Custom ERP Systems
Building an ERP from scratch is the wrong answer most of the time, and we will say so. It becomes the right answer when the operation has a real peculiarity that every product on the market forces you to work around — and when the daily cost of that workaround, paid by every user, exceeds the cost of building. We start by establishing which of those two you are actually in.
- ERP
- Databases
- APIs
- Automation
- 01A build-versus-buy analysis first, with the numbers that produced the recommendation
- 02Modules built to the process you run — inventory, production, procurement, finance, whatever the operation is
- 03A data model designed for the questions the business asks, not for the first screen it wanted
- 04Role-based access, approval chains and an audit trail on anything that moves money or stock
- 05Migration from the spreadsheets and legacy tools the system replaces
- 06Source code, schema and documentation handed over, so you are not locked to us
If any of these sound familiar, this is usually the right place to start.
Every product demo ends with 'you'd handle that part outside the system'
The operation runs on a spreadsheet nobody else is allowed to touch
Licence cost scales with headcount, for features nobody opens
The process that actually makes the money is the one no product supports
Illustrative examples, not client work.
These are examples written to show scope. No client commissioned them, none is named or implied, and they carry none of the figures a real project page would. Real project pages will replace them as clients approve publication.
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Tell us what isn't working. If we're the right people to help, we'll say so — and if we aren't, we'll say that too.