06 / ERP & business-system integrations
Connect your systems.
Keep the business in view.
Make the handoffs between business applications more deliberate. Start with the process and the data owner, then define an integration that can be understood, tested, and maintained.
Scheduled evening & weekend work · Denver metro
Where does information get re-entered, checked, or lost between systems?
An integration is a business process as much as a technical connection. Field definitions, permissions, exceptions, and ownership matter just as much as the API. A focused first workflow makes those decisions visible before a larger change.
Where we can help
- ERP and application integration discovery
- Data mapping and system-of-record decisions
- Supported API connections and workflow automation
- Migration readiness, reconciliation, and test planning
- Coordination with application vendors and implementation partners
ILLUSTRATIVE PROJECT SCOPE
One controlled system handoff
Define a single workflow between two supported systems, document the data mapping and permissions, and test the expected and failure cases. A business owner reviews the result before production use. Exceptions have a named owner rather than disappearing into an unattended process.
What you take forward
- A process map and documented data definitions
- Validation results and an exception-handling approach
- Technical documentation and vendor/owner responsibilities
Final deliverables are defined in the written scope.
AGREE THE BOUNDARIES
A clear scope
makes the difference.
The exact ERP product, version, interfaces, and licensing determine feasibility. Broad ERP replacement, custom product development, accounting policy, and vendor-specific certification requirements are established separately. Production data changes require explicit approval.
Can you work with our ERP vendor or consultant?
Yes. A defined technical component can fit into a wider implementation led by your existing partner. We agree on interfaces, access, acceptance criteria, and handoff responsibilities.
Can you connect any two applications?
Feasibility depends on supported interfaces, licensing, permissions, data quality, and the workflow itself. We confirm those constraints before promising an integration.
LET’S BUILD SOMETHING THAT WORKS
Start with the outcome you need.
Share the business context and the change you’re considering. No sensitive system details are needed to begin.
Evening and weekend appointments by agreement.