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When the system is live but not working

Plenty of businesses have an ERP that people work around rather than with. A health check establishes why, before anyone proposes replacing it.

Configuration review

Whether the setup matches how the business actually runs, or how someone assumed it did.

Data quality audit

Duplicates, dormant records and reconciliation gaps that undermine every report.

Adoption assessment

Which roles use the system, which have quietly returned to spreadsheets, and why.

Process gaps

Steps happening outside the system that should be inside it.

Reporting review

Whether the numbers people rely on are actually produced by the system.

Prioritised plan

What to fix first, what to fix later, and what to leave alone.

What you get

A short engagement with a written output. No obligation to have us do the remediation.

Deliverable What it contains
Findings report What is working, what is not, and the evidence for each
Prioritised backlog Ranked by impact against effort
Quick wins Items fixable in days rather than months
Rebuild-or-repair view An honest answer on whether the system is worth keeping
Straight Answers

Health check questions

Usually not. Most underperforming ERPs are configuration and adoption problems, not software problems. Replacing costs far more and often reproduces the same issues.

Yes, and most health checks are exactly that. We have no interest in defending someone else's decisions.

Typically two to three weeks depending on size and how many people we need to speak to.

We will say so and explain why. Then it is your decision whether we are the right partner for that.
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Talk to our ERP team

Tell us how your processes run today and we will come back with a practical view of scope, effort and timeline.