Keep the useful core
Review existing configuration and supported extensions before considering replacement.
Connect purchasing, inventory and finance around the rules your business actually follows.
Review existing configuration and supported extensions before considering replacement.
Decide which system owns each master record and where changes are reconciled.
Map partial receipts, returns, reversals and corrections alongside the usual transaction.
Match an order, receipt and invoice before posting the example payable.
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Receiving team record
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Compare the received quantity with the order and invoice.
A record count alone does not prove the move is correct.
Agree the balances, relationships, open transactions and sign-offs that must match before teams switch over.
Need source-data preparation?Not necessarily. We review what works, what can be configured and where an extension or connected module would solve the gap. A full replacement needs a separate business case.
Migration is scoped around source quality, mapping, opening balances, reconciliation and cutover. Your record owners approve the mapping and the reconciled results before launch.
Only the rules and jurisdictions explicitly agreed in scope. Your qualified business and accounting owners validate those requirements; the software implements the approved rules.
Yes, where the dependencies permit it. We define the temporary system of record, integration boundaries and reconciliation responsibilities for each phase.
Share the current systems, record owners and the reconciliations your team does by hand.
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