Find out if your business is actually ready for ERP — before you spend a penny on software.
Our ERP Readiness Review gives you an honest, independent assessment of your processes, data, team and budget — so you know exactly where you stand before talking to vendors.
Vendors will tell you that you are ready. We will tell you the truth.
ERP vendors have a commercial incentive to start your project as soon as possible. An independent readiness review protects you from committing before your business is genuinely prepared.
What we assess
- Current processes — mapped, documented and gap-analysed
- Data quality — is your data clean enough to migrate?
- Team capacity — do you have the people and time to run a project?
- Budget realism — does your budget cover the true total cost?
- Change readiness — will your teams actually adopt a new system?
- Integration landscape — what needs to connect, and how?
A written report with clear, actionable recommendations.
Readiness Report
A detailed written assessment covering every dimension of ERP readiness, with a clear traffic-light rating for each area.
Action Plan
A prioritised list of what to fix before you start — so you do not carry today's problems into tomorrow's system.
Budget Benchmark
Realistic cost ranges for your type of business, covering software, implementation, data migration and training.
Straightforward, structured and typically completed in two weeks.
Discovery Call
A 30-minute call to understand your business, your current systems and what is driving the ERP conversation. No charge, no obligation.
On-Site Assessment
We spend one to two days with your key stakeholders — reviewing processes, data, integrations and team readiness across departments.
Report & Presentation
You receive your written readiness report, action plan and budget benchmark. We present the findings to your leadership team and answer every question.
Ready to find out where you really stand?
Book a free discovery call and we will tell you honestly whether a readiness review is the right next step — or whether something else should come first.