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ERP & business systems

ERP & Business Systems

Internal systems that model how a business actually operates — inventory, orders, clients, staff, projects, approvals and reporting. The goal is not software for its own sake; it is removing the manual reconciliation that quietly costs a company a week every month.

Discipline
ERP & business systems
Systems delivered
1 platforms
Pillars
3 core areas
Stack
9 technologies

Discipline Scope

3 Architecture Pillars

Active Pods

Core Pillars

  • Model the real process
  • One source of truth
  • Reporting that closes the month

Architecture Pillars

Replace the spreadsheet everyone is afraid to touch

01

Model the real process

We watch the work before we design for it. The spreadsheet survives because it encodes a rule nobody wrote down.

  • Process mapping with the people who do the work daily
  • Explicit handling of exceptions, not just the standard path
  • Approvals and state machines that match actual authority
  • Migration of historic records, not just new data
02

One source of truth

Most operational pain is the same fact stored in three places with two owners.

  • Single canonical record per business entity
  • Integrations that write back rather than duplicate
  • Conflict resolution rules defined up front
  • Versioned history on anything disputed
03

Reporting that closes the month

A system is only adopted if it produces the reports finance already needs.

  • Statements, aging and reconciliation reports
  • Export to Excel and PDF in existing formats
  • Scheduled reports delivered rather than pulled
  • Dashboards scoped to the role viewing them

Deliverables

What you receive.

Concrete artefacts handed over with the repository.

  • Process map and gap analysis against current tooling
  • Domain model covering entities, states and approvals
  • Role-based application for each function
  • Data migration from spreadsheets and legacy tools
  • Integrations with accounting, payments and messaging
  • Scheduled reporting and exports
  • Audit logging and access review tooling
  • Training material and rollout support

Process

How a erp & business systems engagement runs.

  1. 01

    Phase 01: Shadow the work

    We sit with the team and document the real process, including the workarounds, because the workarounds are the requirements.

  2. 02

    Phase 02: Model and agree

    Entities, states and authorities are written down and signed off by the people who own the decisions.

  3. 03

    Phase 03: Migrate and build

    Historic data moves first and is verified against known figures, so go-live is not the first time anyone checks the numbers.

  4. 04

    Phase 04: Roll out by function

    We switch on one department at a time and keep the old route open during cutover. No big-bang launches on systems that run payroll.

Questions

Asked before the brief arrives.