How we deliver
A method built backwards from the four ways ERP projects fail.
We did not design this to look tidy on a slide. Each phase closes one of the failure points that sink implementations — in the order they usually appear.
Why ERP projects fail
It is rarely the software.
Scope that grows quietly, data nobody cleaned, a process no one mapped, and users told three weeks before go-live. Four failures, in the order a project usually meets them.
Every phase of our method exists to close one of these.
Months 2–7
Scope that grows quietly
Ten changes, each reasonable on its own, none of them priced. We price and schedule every change in writing before it is approved.
Discovered at go-live
Data nobody cleaned
Everyone assumes the ledger is fine because nobody has opened it. We audit master data in week one and rehearse migration repeatedly.
Week 1 onward
Processes never mapped
The workshop describes how the process should run; the floor runs something else. We document what actually happens before configuring anything.
Three weeks before go-live
Users told too late
Most staff first see the system the week it replaces their job. We start training and super-users during build, not after.
How we deliver
Five phases. No surprises in month seven.
ERP projects rarely fail on software. They fail on scope that grows quietly, data nobody cleaned, a process no one mapped, and users who heard about the change three weeks before go-live. Our method exists to close those four gaps in order.
Open a phase to see what happens in it and what you get at the end.
Two to four weeks on site with the people who do the work. We document every process that will touch the new system, find the spreadsheets holding your operation together, and audit the state of your master data. You get a current-state map and a written scope you can hold us to.
What you get
Current-state process map
Data quality audit
Scoped requirements register
Indicative budget and timeline
24
implementations delivered
1,400+
users trained and live
6
industries served
4.5 mo
average time to go-live
Next step
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We will walk you through exactly what Assess produces, what we need from your team, and what it costs — before you commit to anything.