Solutions
Start with your business processes, then compare industries and ERP platforms against your requirements.
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Software
Development cost per epic, software IP across countries, subscriptions and IFRS 15 revenue for software vendors, on Odoo or NetSuite.
- What we deliver along the software value chain
- Development, run as a project business
- Software IP is an asset the CFO manages
Professional services
Staffing, bottom-up planning, absence, subcontractors, material, expenses, invoicing and work in progress for consultancies, on Odoo or NetSuite.
- The project is where the margin is made
- Staffing decides the margin, and the team plans its own week
- Project time and absence are two different things
Financial services
Assess accounting, reconciliations, approvals and audit trails against your operational and regulatory requirements.
Field services
Connect service requests, dispatch, technician work, spare parts and customer invoicing.
Facility services
Coordinate recurring maintenance, service contracts, field teams and the costs of each property or installation.
Retail & eCommerce
Connect sales channels, stock availability, fulfilment, returns and financial reporting.
Food & beverage
Assess purchasing, stock, traceability, production or kitchen workflows and margins together.
Engineer-to-order
Engineer-to-order needs one system: project accounting, deep BOMs, long-lead items, WIP, revenue recognition by accounting standard and service.
- The order is a project
- Long lead times, many dependencies
- Engineering starts long before production
Odoo for small- and medium-sized businesses
Odoo, from its founder’s principles to its apps, industries, speed, architecture and testing: which small and medium-sized companies it fits.
- From TinyERP to Odoo: one founder, one long game
- Principles that stayed
- From small businesses to mid-sized companies
NetSuite for mid-market
How NetSuite is built, from Oracle's database to SuiteCloud and two releases a year: which companies it fits and where it falls short.
- Born in the browser, backed by Oracle's founder
- NetSuite today: from start-up to IPO
- The NetSuite tower