These are the signs we hear most often from companies that are ready to replace their ERP:
- Key processes run in spreadsheets because the system cannot handle them
- Orders, receipts, or production are entered twice, in two systems
- Add-ons and integrations need constant attention, and nobody owns the whole picture
- Month-end close depends on reconciling systems that should agree
- Inventory accuracy is low enough that people check the shelf before trusting the screen
- The system cannot support a new warehouse, entity, EDI partner, or sales channel
- Your vendor has announced an end-of-support date
For more, see signs you may have outgrown your manufacturing ERP and when to replace your ERP: a guide for distributors.