All services / ERP and business systems

Get the ERP you already pay for working.

Most ERP programmes stop at go-live. The modules that would remove the spreadsheets are licensed, installed and switched off. Our functional consultants on SAP, Oracle and Microsoft Dynamics finish the job.

Book this if you have

  • Month-end depends on spreadsheets outside the ERP
  • Licensed modules that nobody uses
  • Duplicate vendors, customers or items in the master data
  • Approvals that run by email instead of workflow

Compare the three packages

Three packages. Pick one and book.

Fixed scope, set duration from the agreed start, and the fee confirmed on the first call before you sign.

The system is not the bottleneck. The configuration is.

An ERP is sold as one system and usually lived in as three: the part configured at go-live, the part licensed and never switched on, and the spreadsheets that grew up in between. A new platform does not fix this. A person who knows both the process and the module does, and our consultants configure what you own before anyone talks about buying more.

Everything the team does

Utilisation and licence review

A module-by-module account of what you own, what is live, and what it would take to switch on the rest.

Process redesign in the system

Record to report, procure to pay, order to cash and hire to retire, redesigned inside the ERP instead of around it.

Master data clean-up

Deduplicated and governed vendors, customers, items and chart of accounts, with ownership rules so it stays clean.

Reporting rebuild

Management reports that come straight from the ledger, on a schedule, with one version of each number.

Integrations and automation

Bank feeds, e-invoicing, payroll, planning tools and AI agents connected to the ERP through supported interfaces.

Upgrade and migration advice

An independent view on whether to upgrade, move to cloud or stay, before you talk to a vendor.

How the work runs.

Each step ends with something you can hold. Timing is confirmed in the plan once we have seen the work.

  1. 01

    Utilisation review

    We compare licences, configuration and actual usage, function by function.

    You holdUtilisation map
  2. 02

    Priority and plan

    We rank the fixes by value and effort, and agree what ships first.

    You holdBuild plan
  3. 03

    Configure and test

    Our consultants configure, migrate data and test with your users in a sandbox, then in production.

    You holdLive process
  4. 04

    Handover

    Documentation, training and a named owner on your side for every process we touched.

    You holdRun book

After you book.

No payment to book. A practice lead replies within one business day.

  1. 01

    You book

    Pick the service and the package, add your details. It takes under a minute and nothing is charged.

    TimeUnder a minute
  2. 02

    The practice lead calls you

    The expert who will run the work, not a salesperson. They confirm the scope, the fee and a start date. We sign your NDA first if you ask.

    TimeWithin one business day
  3. 03

    Work starts

    One engagement letter, one accountable lead, and the first deliverable on the date agreed on the call.

    TimeOn the agreed date

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Before you book.

Do I pay anything when I book?

No. Booking reserves a call with the practice lead. You pay only after the scope, fee and start date are agreed in writing.

How fast will someone reply?

Within one business day, and usually the same day. The reply comes from the expert who will run the work.

Can the scope change after I book?

Yes. The packages are starting points. On the call the lead adjusts the scope to your situation and confirms the fee before anything is signed.

Will you sign an NDA before we talk details?

Yes. Send yours with the booking or ask for ours, and it is signed before the first working session.

Can I book more than one service?

Yes. Book each one, or book one and mention the others in the note. One engagement lead coordinates across the practices.

Fixed scope. Reply within one business day.