What does an ERP cost? How Lean pricing is built up

Why no price list?

Lean is set up for each customer around the way they work: their processes, their documents, their integrations. A company with ten users and one accounting link has a different project from a company with a shop floor, three sites and a customer portal.

A fixed price per package would contain too much for one company and too little for another. We would rather make a proposal that fits, and explain how it is built up.

What drives the cost

The number of users, and how they work. Someone who spends the whole day at the office on quotes and orders uses Lean differently from an employee who registers hours on the shop floor.

The areas you use. Sales, purchasing, inventory, production, planning, invoicing, projects: the more of your operation runs in Lean, the bigger the project.

How far your way of working differs. Many processes can be handled through set-up. What is truly specific to your company sometimes needs custom development.

Your data. How much data you bring along, from which system, and how clean it is.

Integrations and portals. Which packages Lean has to work with, and which outside parties look in through a portal.

What changes as you grow

You don't have to do everything at once. You can start with one chain, for example from quote to invoice, and then extend to planning, production or a portal.

When users or areas are added, the usage part changes with them. Starting up a new area is, just like at the beginning, discussed in advance.

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