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Figure out what your business needs from the ERP integration. Enterprise architecture is analyzed to determine which systems or processes need to be connected and automated.
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Take a look at your existing systems and how they’re set up. This helps make sure everything is compatible with the new ERP and smooths out any potential issues.
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Create a roadmap for how the ERP will integrate with your other systems. This includes figuring out how data will flow, automating tasks, and ensuring security between systems.
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Work out how the data will move between your systems, making sure everything matches up. It involves mapping data fields and transforming them if needed so everything stays aligned.
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Build the integration using APIs, middleware, or custom connectors. This is where you set up real-time syncing and ensure smooth communication between all the systems.
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Run tests to make sure everything works as it should. This includes checking for data accuracy and system performance to ensure everything functions perfectly.
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Launch the integration and sync your systems in real-time. This is where everything comes together, making sure the ERP system works in your live business environment.
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Get your team up to speed with how the new system works. We offer support to help with issues or adjustments once the system is live.