Services
Fourteen services. One architecture.
Grouped into four practices so you can see how they connect — because in delivery they never arrive separately. Pick a starting point, or let a two-week discovery tell you which one it should be.
- Practices
- 4
- Services
- 14
- ERP platforms implemented
- NetSuite · SAP Business One · Odoo
- Typical first engagement
- Two-week Discover phase
Practice 01 · ERP
One ledger, one item master, one version of the operating truth.
Oracle NetSuite
Cloud ERP for multi-entity groups that have outgrown local accounting software.
NETSUITESAP Business One
Proven mid-market ERP for manufacturers who need tight production and costing control.
SAP_B1Odoo ERP
Modular, open-source ERP for growing companies that want to start small and stay flexible.
ODOOPractice 02 · Microsoft & BI
The productivity layer and the reporting layer, deliberately joined.
Microsoft 365
Identity, email, files and collaboration deployed as a secured, governed tenant.
M365Power BI
A governed semantic model first, then dashboards executives actually open.
POWER_BIAdoption & Training
Change management, role-based training and measured usage — because adoption is the deliverable.
ADOPTIONPractice 03 · Development & Integration
Build only what the platform cannot, then connect everything else.
Custom Software
Built only where the platform genuinely cannot reach — and built to be handed over.
CUSTOM_DEVIntegrations
Contracted, monitored interfaces between ERP, CRM, e-commerce, banking and the floor.
INTEGRATIONHR Solutions
Core HR, attendance and payroll connected to finance — not run beside it.
HRPractice 04 · Governance & Supply
Rules, controls and infrastructure that keep the architecture honest.
Master Data Governance
One customer, one item, one vendor — with rules and stewards that keep it that way.
MDMGRC & SoD
A control framework and segregation-of-duties matrix enforced inside the system.
GRC_SODProcess Reengineering
Fix the process before you automate it — otherwise you buy a faster version of the problem.
BPRSOPs & Policies
Documentation people actually use — role-based, versioned, and tied to the system.
SOPHardware & Software
Specified, licensed and installed to match the architecture — one accountable supply line.
SUPPLYDelivery
Every service runs through the same four phases
Whether the engagement is a full ERP programme or a two-week data-quality assessment, the sequence does not change.
01
Discover
Process mapping before software selection.
We walk the floor and the ledger. Two to three weeks of structured interviews and document tracing produce a current-state process map, a data-quality baseline, and a written list of the decisions your systems cannot currently answer.
02
Design
One target architecture, agreed on paper.
Chart of accounts, item and customer master rules, approval hierarchies, integration contracts and reporting model are designed together — not discovered during build. You sign off a blueprint, not a demo.
03
Deliver
Configure, migrate, test, train — in that order.
Iterative configuration with fortnightly conference-room pilots. Data migration runs three times before go-live: trial, dry run, and cutover, each reconciled to the closing trial balance. Users train on their own data.
04
Sustain
Hypercare, then measurable adoption.
Four to eight weeks of hypercare with named owners and a burn-down of issues. Then a governance rhythm: master-data stewardship, monthly close review, and a Power BI adoption dashboard that shows whether the system is actually being used.
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Not sure which of the fourteen you need?
That is what Discover is for. Two to three weeks, fixed price, and you leave with a process map, a data-quality baseline and a written recommendation — usable with or without us.