Process scoping
Method before tooling: we map what your teams actually do, not what the procedure says.
- Mapping of existing workflows
- Standard vs custom trade-offs
- Scope of the first phase
A badly deployed ERP costs more than no ERP at all. We start from your real processes, configure what serves them and train your teams until the tool is genuinely used.
Method before tooling: we map what your teams actually do, not what the procedure says.
Sales, purchasing, stock, accounting: we configure the modules that serve you and leave the rest aside.
Sales tracking stops living in personal files and becomes shared information.
The ERP talks to your website, your store and your business tools, in both directions.
Stock, purchasing and invoicing lived in four different workbooks. One module was deployed first, then the others once the team was comfortable.
Each salesperson managed their accounts on their phone. A shared pipeline made forecasting possible and handovers painless.
Website orders now create invoices directly and decrement stock, with no re-entry and no month-end discrepancies.
Ten years of customer and product data cleaned, de-duplicated then imported, with a control report validated before cutover.
Suppliers upload their invoices and track their payments themselves, which made chasing phone calls disappear.
Processes, roles and first-phase scope, decided with your teams.
2 weeksModules configured, documents in your brand, test datasets validated.
3 to 8 weeksData cleaning and import, with a short, controlled double-entry period.
2 to 4 weeksRole-based training, documentation, and adjustments over the first months.
OngoingNo. Deployments that fail are almost always the ones that tried to do everything at once. We start with the module that relieves your teams the most, then extend.
It is migrated. We clean it, de-duplicate it and import it, with a control report you validate before the final cutover.
That is the real project risk, more than the technology. We train by role rather than by module, with short documentation, and we stay present during the first weeks of real use.
Odoo covers the needs of most Central African SMEs well and stays affordable. If you already have an ERP in place, we work with it rather than imposing a costly change.
Yes, and that is often where the most visible gain is: stock, orders and invoices synchronised both ways, with no double entry.
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