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You need an ERP when several departments track the same data in separate Excel files, inventory and order errors keep growing, and production, purchasing and approvals are handled manually. For companies in manufacturing, wholesale, ecommerce, distribution, service or field operations, an ERP improves stock accuracy, makes the path from order to shipment visible and gives management current reports. The typical symptom is the same information being entered more than once.

If your processes are close to the industry standard, an off-the-shelf ERP package gets you started quickly. Custom ERP stands out when you have non-standard needs such as multi-stage production stock, recipe-based costing, dealer and consignment flows, special pricing or approval processes unique to your sector. For most companies the right answer is a hybrid: the accounting software stays, operations move to a custom ERP and the two talk through an integration. We make that decision together during analysis.

No. The healthiest approach is phasing. First we pick the module that causes the most errors or lost time: inventory, orders, production, purchasing or finance. Once the first phase is live, further modules are added based on real usage data. This keeps the project under control in terms of both budget and operations, lets the team adopt the system step by step and makes the benefit of each phase measurable before the next one starts.

Analysis and process mapping take 2-3 weeks. The first core module, for example inventory and orders, usually goes live within 6-10 weeks. Completing the full system with production, purchasing, finance and integration modules takes 4-12 months depending on company size and the number of departments. Each phase ends with data migration and team training, and the old system runs in parallel for a short time to reduce transition risk.

Yes. We can connect to Logo, Mikro, Netsis, Paraşüt, Uyumsoft and similar systems via API, XML, CSV or custom integration methods. The goal is not to replace your accounting software but to organise operational data and pass it to accounting accurately and on time. Customer accounts, invoices, stock movements and collections are mapped between the two systems, and which data flows in which direction is defined in writing during analysis.

Yes. By connecting the ERP to your ecommerce site and to marketplaces such as Trendyol and Hepsiburada via API, we manage stock and prices from a single source. When an order arrives from one channel, the stock is reserved in the ERP and reflected on the other channels, so the same item is never sold twice. Orders land in the ERP and shipping and invoicing start from there. Sync frequency and conflict rules are defined up front.

Yes. User roles, department permissions, approval levels and transaction history are core parts of any ERP project. Who created, changed, approved or cancelled which record is logged with a timestamp. Multi-step approval flows can be defined for purchases above a certain amount or for price changes. This structure is critical for security as well as for audits and operational tracking.

Cost depends on the number of modules, users and departments, the complexity of approval flows, the production and recipe structure, integrations (accounting, e-invoice, shipping, marketplaces), the size of the data migration and whether barcode or mobile use is needed. Working in phases spreads the investment over time and lets you see the return of each phase. Package comparisons are on our pricing page; for ERP projects a firm quote is prepared in writing, module by module, after the analysis.

Before go-live, product, customer and open balance data is migrated from the old systems and verified in a test environment with stock counts and control reports. Each department receives live training on its own screens, plus a recorded guide. The switchover is ideally scheduled for a low-volume period. After that, a monthly maintenance plan covers backups, security updates, bug fixes and new reports or modules.

• A central operations system instead of spreadsheets
• Cross-department approvals and data flow
• Inventory, order, production and finance reports
• Integration with your existing accounting and e-invoice systems
• Phased rollout for a controlled budget and low operational risk

• Inventory, product, warehouse and variant management
• Order, quotation, purchasing and supply flow
• Production planning, bills of materials, work orders and quality control
• Finance, collections, customer accounts and reporting screens
• Role-based permissions, approvals and audit logs
• Logo, Mikro, Netsis, e-invoice and shipping integrations
• Marketplace and ecommerce stock synchronisation
• Barcode and handheld terminal support
• Excel/CSV data import and central reporting

• ERP process analysis and module prioritisation
• Core inventory, order, production or finance module
• Roles, permissions, approvals and reporting structure
• Accounting, e-invoice, shipping or marketplace integrations
• Data migration, team training and maintenance plan