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Small Business ERP Gap
Small businesses struggle because generic ERPs and spreadsheets fail to fit their non-standard workflows, forcing costly custom builds or manual workarounds.
In their words
We all used different ERP systems to help run our business, but they were never perfect. Too bloated, too expensive, missing features
Um milhão a mais de funções do que o ERP que eu pagava 1300 reais por mês. Qualquer coisa que eu preciso alterar eu mesmo altero.
We’re currently using Infor XA, but are haunted by 30 years of custom coding and poor implementations.
A 250€/month ERP CRM system in our company. Which we replaced with an open source one which Claude completely reworked
We run on a home grown ERP system that is just not meeting our needs.
I think our best move this year was getting our own in-house developer for custom software solutions.
I was ready to sign up and implement (in reality it’s cost-prohibitive, but the system would be so helpful)
how do I go about assessing the different ERP vendors? Any best practices or tips?
I tried some of ERP but our team failed to use it with some blaming game from and to technical team.
i am building an erp to solve everything i was doing on 10 different Excel sheets
I'm helping a small service business move away from spreadsheets and build a custom CRM
I've never carried out an implementation. I want to know how to tackle this huge challenge
support and custom development eat you alive, and is not profitable for small ISV like mine
Small business owners
Where they talk
- r/Odoo
- r/Netsuite
- r/ERP
- r/smallbusiness
- r/InventoryManagement
- r/manufacturing
- r/ERPNext_Solution
- r/CRM
Tools they use today
- Odoo
- Excel
- NetSuite
- ERPNext
- QuickBooks
- SAP
- Claude
- Dynamics GP
Why those fall short
- too bloated, too expensive, missing features
- unknown
- owners say ERP is for big companies; cost-prohibitive; staff prefer paper trail
- paid ERP lacked functions and changes needed vendor tickets
- ERP and Excel have gaps and limitations; SAP/APS is overkill or too expensive
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