Business & Digitalisation

ERP & Inventory Management

An ERP or inventory management system is introduced to fit existing workflows, rather than forcing them to change.

Scope of services

The system follows the process, not the other way round.

Whether a new implementation, a switch or further development: data is migrated from legacy systems, interfaces to the online shop and accounting are set up, and support continues after go-live.

  1. Implementation and system migration
  2. Adaptation to existing processes
  3. Interfaces to online shop, accounting and other systems
  4. Data migration from legacy systems
  5. Support after go-live

Process

How it works.

01

Requirements

Processes and requirements are captured.

02

Selection & concept

The right system and the necessary adjustments are defined.

03

Rollout

Data migration, interfaces and user training.

04

Further development

The system grows along with the requirements.

Benefits

What you gain.

End-to-end processes

Shop, warehouse and accounting work together seamlessly.

Less duplicate entry

Data is entered once and passed on automatically.

Fits the business

The system is adapted to the real-world processes.

FAQ

Good to know.

Can data be carried over from the old system?

Yes, master data and stock are usually migrated; the scope is clarified in advance.

Can an online shop be connected?

Yes, for example Shopware – for stock, orders and invoices.

Is e-invoicing possible too?

Yes, outgoing and incoming e-invoices can be connected directly.

Next step

Let's talk about your IT.

A first conversation clarifies the starting point and possible next steps.