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INTEGRATION WITH ERP

Integration with ERP

Traditionally, ERP systems’ scope was limited to some specific functions of a business-like planning and sales process. But in modern days, ERP systems are just not limited to any definite functions.

ERP has a vast scope now as it incorporates customer services, accounting, human resources, client management, etcetera. Integration helps to connect ERP solutions with other systems to ensure a constant flow of information among different systems and departments.

The choice to adopt the best ERP system integration depends on the business sector, budget, and kind of software you use.

An integrated ERP system reduces costs and improves business processes by bringing all of them together seamlessly.

Why use an integrated ERP solution?

Centralized Data

Having centralized data improves internal workflows and facilitates business processes.

Automated Processes

Automation through ERP integrations streamlines timely processes across departments.

Workflow Visualization

Data centralization improves allotted task visualization, which facilitates peer feedback.

Reduced Human Errors

Increased automation eliminates human errors as typos, emails to wrong clients, and all.

Task Preference

Because of the range of processes that are automated, essential tasks get preference.

Increased Productivity

Integration saves time and effort and hence increases productivity automatically.

Client Relations Management

The most essential features of a successful enterprise are effective communication and excellent customer service provided to customers. Efficient customer service gives an advantage over the competition. For this, CRM and ERP integration are relatively common. The critical link between demand (CRM) and supply (ERP) demands streamlining the marketing and sales process.

Business Intelligence

Business Intelligence is a very useful tool, which by collecting and analyzing internal data, helps companies discover insights that lead to successful new ventures or business practices. These insights often become the launching points for new software implementations. By integrating the BI system with ERP solutions, these insights are easy to access.

Human Resources

The HR department needs an efficient workflow to meet extensive back-office needs. Human Resource deals with all employees regardless of title or status. Incorporating HR vendors’ capabilities with an ERP system facilitates tracking and automates time-consuming back-office tasks by connecting all to the workflows of your ERP.

Project Management

ERP systems come with project management solutions. Project management integration is important to aggregate business tasks, process workflows in one place. Employees can check project status, the person assigned to it, and projects coming up next. One can check which developer is handling a bug fix or who is following up a lead.

eCommerce

Any business that manages orders can benefit from integrating eCommerce applications because of the data collection associated. Essential data collected are mostly related to orders, inventories, and shipping. When this data is available across other systems, a higher level of efficiency is attained. It eliminates the need for manual input.

Benefiting From ERP System

Enterprise Resource Planning systems are created for seamlessly merging basic processes. Recently ERP software encompasses HR, inventory monitoring, marketing, order automation, customer service as well. It has increased communication among correlated departments. An integrated ERP system provides role-based access to information with linked ERP modules.

Approaches to ERP Integration

There are a few different methods of implementing ERP integrations. The best ERP system integration option for you is dependent on your specific business and can be affected by factors such as the current systems you are using, your integration budget, and whether you use on-premise software, a cloud-based solution, or some hybrid of both.

WHETHER YOU ARE AN ERP SYSTEM INTEGRATION STRATEGIST OR AN ERP VENDOR, CONSIDER THE TYPES OF TOOLS THAT YOU WISH TO INCLUDE IN YOUR SOLUTION.

Let us guide you in selecting the kind of integration that would work best for your company.

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ERP Integrations we Provide

Point-to-point

The ERP software is individually connected to each software or tool. Conduct integration separately for systems that you wish to use. It is a reasonably low barrier to entry.

Custom applications

You may build customized applications or adapters to integrate business tools by data transfer and grow to encompass more tasks. It becomes challenging when the company grows.

Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)

In an ESB, applications are connected by a communication bus which is a centralized tool. Other apps do not have to be tweaked when another component is added, which makes it simple.

Solutions for all Enterprise

Integration with ERP is a solution for every sector and all types of business processes. It can be helpful at any stage of sales or manufacturing to various types of businesses.

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