Business Systems · ERP Development & Integration
Operations, inventory and finance — finally working from the same numbers.
What is ERP?
An ERP (enterprise resource planning) system manages core operations — inventory, purchasing, production, orders and finance — in one database. We implement, customise and integrate ERP so operations and sales share accurate information.
Who is it for?
- Manufacturers and distributors
- Businesses outgrowing accounting software and spreadsheets
- Companies with multiple locations or entities
What problems does it solve?
- Inventory numbers don't match reality
- Orders re-entered across systems
- Month-end reporting takes days
How does EVERSIL approach it?
- 01
Operations mapping
Document processes, data and pain points across departments.
- 02
Fit-gap analysis
Identify what a standard ERP covers and what needs customisation.
- 03
Phased rollout
Implement module by module to reduce disruption.
- 04
Integrate
Connect ERP with CRM, e-commerce and reporting.
What does implementation include?
- Process and fit-gap documentation
- ERP configuration and custom modules
- Integrations
- Training and support
How long does a typical project take?
ERP projects are typically phased over several months depending on modules and data complexity.
What information do we need from you?
- Department leads' time
- Current data and documents
- Clear decision-making structure
What should you consider before starting?
- ERP changes how people work — plan change management
- Phase rollouts to protect operations
Especially relevant for
Questions businesses ask
Yes. Often the most valuable work is integrating an existing ERP with CRM, e-commerce and reporting rather than replacing it.
It depends on how many processes need to share data. Some businesses need a full ERP; others are better served by a CRM, an inventory system and integrations. We recommend after understanding your operations.
Commonly inventory, purchasing, production, sales orders, billing, accounting integration and reporting. Modules are selected around how your business operates.
By phasing modules, migrating and testing data carefully, training users and running key processes in parallel where needed before switching over.
Yes, through integrations, so orders, customers and stock stay consistent across systems.
Yes. Training and documentation are part of the rollout, focused on the tasks each role performs.
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