Common Uses & Strengths
- All-in-one platform: ERP, CRM, ecommerce, website, and operations in one system
- Open-source flexibility: deep customization without vendor lock-in
- Modular adoption: start small and expand functionality over time
- Cost efficiency: lower licensing costs compared to many mid-market ERPs
- Strong global support: multi-company, multi-currency, and localization features
- Rapid customization: low-code tools and open APIs enable fast iteration
Key Considerations
- Implementation quality is critical: flexibility requires disciplined architecture
- Customization governance: unmanaged custom code can complicate upgrades
- Partner dependency: success often hinges on partner experience and documentation
- Performance planning: hosting and infrastructure choices impact scalability
- Change management: broad functionality requires structured training and adoption
Common Needs & Challenges
- Outgrowing disconnected tools and spreadsheets
- Needing ERP, e-commerce, and website tightly integrated
- Licensing costs scaling faster than the business
- Heavy customization without clear ownership or documentation
- Upgrade challenges due to custom modules
- Limited internal understanding of system architecture
