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Choosing an ERP is a major decision. This worksheet and checklist go with our ERP Selection eBook, The exercises are straightforward, and meant to get you thinking about your priorities and goals before diving into our proven ERP selection process.

Choosing an ERP is a major decision. This worksheet and checklist go with our ERP Selection eBook, The exercises are straightforward, and meant to get you thinking about your priorities and goals before diving into our proven ERP selection process.

Choosing an ERP is a major decision. As many as 80 percent of companies fail to fully implement an ERP after purchase. Get our insider tips for picking the right ERP system for you, including how to identify your exact software needs.

Learn how to use Genius ERP to improve how you manage your income and expenses. Genius ERP doesn’t just help you solve your day-to-day operational challenges; we take it a step further and provide you with the key tools you need to optimize your cash flow and leverage your financials to make better and more accurate business decisions.

Your sales team will benefit from the integration, organization, and tools an ERP provides — but most importantly, it will help your salespeople close more deals.

An ERP makes purchasing easier for manufacturers by automating everyday purchasing tasks and providing accurate real-time data to ensure that you always have the right amount of stock on hand.

Engineers need an ERP system that has their unique needs in mind, including creating and managing Bills of Materials (BOMs), routing steps, and work instructions. Engineers also need an ERP that allows for the seamless integration of a CAD system with the ERP. 

Accountants will benefit from an ERP by using integrated data to streamline all of their accounting processes.

ERPs are indispensable to manufacturing companies. They are the industry gold standard for a reason — nothing streamlines business processes, provides accurate real-time data, and reduces costs better than an ERP system.on.

We all want to be the best at what we do, right? But as a manufacturer, what do you actually need to do to become the best?

You already know that ERPs enhance visibility, improve your business practices, and increase your shop’s efficiency. But how do ERPs actually do all of these things?

Many manufacturing companies rely on Excel for all sorts of tasks, from scheduling to inventory management to data analysis, because it is readily available, easy to use, and is seen as a cost-effective solution for organizing and planning business operations.

In this webinar, you will learn how we can help everyone in your shop — from purchasers to production managers to shop floor employees — increase the accuracy of your inventory counts and improve efficiency, plus how to buy the right stock at the right time.

Here are the 15 most common mistakes manufacturers make when they are selecting, implementing, or working with an ERP.

Getting an ERP system will revolutionize your company — but the hard truth is that most implementation projects fail. Dicover the pitfalls to avoid to ensure a successful ERP implementation project.

While Excel is a handy business tool (and has its time and place), the truth is that it is just not good enough for most manufacturers. You and your shop deserve better. You deserve a fully integrated ERP system that will make your business run smoother—and save you time and money.

Bottlenecks aren’t good, but they are inevitable. Watch this webinar to learn how to re-think bottlenecks to stay in control of your shop floor’s flow, increase throughput, and get more jobs out the door on time.

Though you can easily use Excel to create a database of your customers, Excel lacks several key benefits of more dedicated CRM software. A proper CRM system that is integrated and automated will allow you to better manage your leads and opportunities.