One system for the whole business.
ERP, CRM and the processes only your company has, connected into one whole. From the first inquiry to delivery and invoice, everyone works with the same data.
What the system brings together
ERP
Operations: purchasing, warehouse, production, delivery and financial data.
CRM
Customers and sales: leads, quotes, activities and communication history.
Processes specific to your company
Costing, certificates, progress billing, service orders or your own approval rules. What an off-the-shelf program doesn’t expect is part of the system here.
Documents
Quotes, delivery notes, contracts and work orders are generated from data. They are found on the job they belong to.
Reports
Management sees margin, deadlines and workload from data that is entered anyway. No manual collecting of spreadsheets.
Everyone works in their part of the system
The system isn’t only for the office. Each person gets a view built for their job.
Management
Sales, operations and finance in one overview, during the month.
Office and sales
Quotes, orders and customer communication without switching between programs.
Warehouse and production
Pick lists, work orders and stock levels, on a terminal or a tablet next to the machine.
Field
A mobile app for drivers, technicians and site managers. Photos, signatures and material used reach the system from the field.
Customers and suppliers
A portal where customers place orders, track them and download documents. Suppliers can confirm dates in the same place.
Connecting what you already have
You don’t have to throw out tools that work well. The system connects to them and takes over only what is missing.
Existing ERP and accounting
Data is exchanged automatically, without retyping.
Webshop and B2B portals
Web orders go straight into operations.
E-mail
Inquiries and documents from e-mail are linked to the customer or order.
External systems and APIs
Suppliers, carriers and other systems that offer an interface for exchanging data.
AI, where it helps
Extracting data from incoming invoices and delivery notes, or summarising customer communication. Only where it saves real time.
Frequently asked questions
Do we have to roll out everything at once?
No. Most companies begin with the part that hurts most. The system is extended once that part proves itself in practice.
What if we already have an ERP or CRM?
The new system can connect to your existing tools. Replacing them only makes sense if a tool is really holding the work back.
Who is this kind of system for?
Companies where one job passes through many hands: distribution, manufacturing, the metal industry, construction, logistics, field service and vehicle dealers.
How is the price determined?
Every system is defined by its scope, processes, integrations and the company’s needs. Request an individual quote.
Let’s start with your process.
Send a short description of how work moves through your company today. From it we can see where it makes sense to start.