Enterprise Systems
That Fit How You Work

SAP, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, HubSpot, Odoo, and Oracle, plus custom integrations between them and the rest of your systems. We recommend the platform that fits your operations and budget, not the one with the biggest name, and we do not mark up licences.

Yes. We tailor platforms to how your business actually operates and build integrations for clean data exchange with your other systems, rather than making you redesign your processes around an unmodified package. We keep each customization small and documented so future upgrades do not break it.

Yes. Because one team builds both enterprise systems and customer-facing apps and websites, orders, accounts, and stock can be shared between them from the start. You deal with one team instead of two vendors who each point at the other when something breaks.

Buy off-the-shelf for commodity workflows such as accounting, standard HR, and generic sales pipelines. Build custom where your process is a real competitive advantage. Most businesses need a mix, and the fit-gap review shows which parts belong in which group.

A focused CRM rollout for one department typically takes 6-10 weeks. A full ERP implementation across finance, supply chain, and operations for a mid-size business usually runs 4-8 months, phased by module so the business sees value before the whole system goes live.

Cost depends on the platform licence itself (which we do not mark up), the number of modules in scope, and how much customization and data migration is needed. Implementation services typically start in the low six figures (THB) for a focused CRM rollout, with full ERP programmes quoted after the requirements and process-mapping phase.

We map your existing data structures first, rehearse the migration in a staging environment, and validate the results against the source system. The legacy system stays available in read-only mode until the new one is proven in production, so nothing is lost in the changeover.

Training is part of the rollout, not a single session at the end. We train department by department as each module goes live, and we configure the system around how people already work, so they are not asked to relearn their job to match generic software defaults.

Yes. We connect POS terminals, branch stock, promotions, and the online store so every branch sells from shared inventory. We also plan for branches with a weak or interrupted internet connection, so a sale is never lost and syncs once the line is back.

Bring the people who do the work, a few real documents such as a recent order, invoice, and stock report, and a list of the systems and spreadsheets you use now. You do not need to prepare a specification. Writing it down is what the session is for.