What's Inside
Six gaps every ERP leaves behind.
All of them are predictable.
Each gap is a workflow your business depends on that a standard ERP implementation typically does not cover. The guide maps each one with warning signs, hidden traps, and what good looks like.
The rules that turn a customer need into a priced, buildable quote almost never live in the ERP. They stay in spreadsheets and senior heads.
The translation from a design into a manufacturable BOM — the bridge between engineering and the ERP — is rarely automated at go-live.
G3
Dealer and Customer Portals
How partners and customers actually order, check status and reorder sits outside the ERP — often still email and phone after go-live.
G4
Reporting and Visibility
Leaders expected live dashboards. Instead, numbers are still exported and reassembled by hand, days after the fact.
Getting the right order, revision and instructions to the floor — in a form operators can use — is a gap the ERP alone does not close.
G6
Ownership After Go-Live
The implementation partner leaves. If no one owns the connected system, integrations drift, data quality slips, and the gains erode.