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Enterprise Resource Planning
Shape ERP requirements around business processes, information and the future operating model.
Discuss your requirements ↓Align systems with the way you work
Understand the challenge.
Shape the way forward.
ERP decisions affect many functions at once. Starting with product features before understanding process needs can hide difficult questions about data ownership, integration and operational change.
We begin with your business objectives and current ways of working. Our advice remains independent of any obligation to recommend a particular software vendor.
How SCP can help
Focused support for your priorities.
- Document current processes and cross-functional to-be requirements.
- Support independent options and requirements-led vendor discussions.
- Map master data, integrations, roles and reporting.
- Support testing, migration readiness and adoption.
- Map procure-to-pay (P2P), from purchase requisition and approval through receipt, invoice matching and supplier payment, to identify suitable automation and controls.
- Connect sales, customer care, purchasing, inventory, finance and HR requirements within a company-wide operating model, rather than treating ERP as a warehouse-only system.
- Assess practical AI use cases against data readiness, integration, ownership and human oversight before moving from pilots to wider adoption.
- Define unified commerce requirements that connect orders, stock, customer information and point-of-sale across channels, with clear integration and data ownership.
- Map click-and-collect journeys: buy online, pick up in store (BOPIS), and reserve online, pick up in store (ROPIS), including availability, reservations, collection and returns.
- Define how AI-assisted algorithms can connect with enterprise workflows, including decision ownership, human approval, monitoring and exception handling.
- Assess AI agents for routine cross-system tasks such as checking order status, preparing replenishment proposals and coordinating exception follow-up, with controlled access, approvals and audit trails.
A useful starting point
Follow a transaction from customer order through inventory, fulfilment and finance. Use that journey to test whether a proposed solution supports the whole process.
Practical outputs
Make the work clear and usable.
The scope and deliverables are agreed around your engagement. Depending on your needs, these could include:
Data and integration dependency map
Evaluation and readiness plan
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Let’s discuss enterprise resource planning.
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