An ERP that grows with you

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) is a unique information system. The challenge: to bring together information from different departments in a company in a single location. The benefits: avoid duplication and promote data circulation. ERP can mean real time and efficiency savings, provided it suits the company... at every level. See all our ERP comparisons.

An ERP you'll like, unless it's expensive and time-consuming

ERP systems are often criticized for three things: their price, their implementation and their ease of use.

Price: high, uncontrolled costs

An ERP system requires an overall investment of between €5,000 and €100,000. And there's always the risk of going over budget. As the project gets underway, data integration and migration difficulties may arise as the project progresses.

Implementation: studying processes upstream to meet them

Implementing an ERP implies an upstream study of the company's processes. It's a question of understanding how everything works. You need to identify your IS (Information System) needs, and be able to question them if necessary. An ERP project is only a success if it is in line with the company's needs. This means fully integrating the system in terms of both infrastructure and personnel.

Getting to grips with the system: introducing teams to a new work tool

An ERP that has been adopted is one that is used by all the company's departments. To achieve this, it is often necessary to train employees so that everyone knows how to reproduce their tasks in this new work environment. Changing business practices is no easy task. A team is asked to stop using its business software and adopt a cross-functional solution. And at first sight, the new solution is often seen as less good, less practical, even less cutting-edge. As a result, many ERP projects have been aborted.

Agile software solutions that grow with your business

Tailor-made pricing where everything is à la carte

SaaS offers ERP software without local installation. Given that installation is often expensive, this is a first source of savings. Secondly, pricing varies according to the number of users. This means that even a small structure can benefit from rates that are appropriate to its size. Finally, a truly ergonomic interface saves on training costs. Intuitive, it is adopted autonomously by teams.

Another advantage is the modularity of our solutions . At start-up, you choose a module, so you only pay for it. When the time comes, you choose a second module, and the pricing system levels out. You're only billed for what your company uses, so you have better control over costs.

Scalable solutions in tune with your needs

Continuity of solution is a real benefit. Let's say that, initially, you only need the CRM module. You activate it, and gradually build up your customer base. As your business grows, you add a second module: sales management. It then synchronizes directly with the first. As a result, your data is already entered and synchronized. The day you finally switch to a complete ERP solution, migration is no more complicated: no data loss, no laborious transfer. You work within the same tool and keep all your historical data.

Donzat: an ergonomic solution for industry and distribution

Available in SaaS or local mode, Donzat lets you put together your own ERP in just a few clicks. You create it on your own, or with the help of a Project Manager, who is there to help you. Donzat relies on a network of integrators made up of business experts. In charge of the initial implementation, Donzat supports you in the evolution of the solution. This means you can keep the same software, to cover all your needs, from your self-employed status to that of a major account.

Fitnet: a service-oriented solution for better management of your administrative processes

Fitnet Manager is designed for structures operating on a project or business basis. These include communications, consulting and architectural agencies; design and engineering firms; and training organizations. The online solution works in modules to cover all your administrative processes according to your needs: pre-sales, planning, HR activities, training, purchasing... You choose to take only what you need to run your business smoothly.

The question of management software for your business should be raised as early as possible. Firstly, because the administrative tasks of organization and planning can quickly overwhelm you. Secondly, the longer you wait, the more the software migration becomes an obstacle. So it's best to choose a tool that's right for you from the outset, and that will grow with you.