Case studies
The work, described without borrowing anyone's name.
We publish a client name only with written permission, and we publish an outcome only when the client has confirmed the number. Until then, here is what the engagements actually consist of, which is more useful to you anyway.
- Names
- Published only with written permission from the client
- Numbers
- Published only when the client has confirmed the figure
- Instead
- A reference call, a walkthrough, and the people who did the work
Types of work
Six shapes an engagement usually takes
Every one of these is work done for wholesale and distribution companies on SAP Business One®. Described without client names because the names are not ours to publish.
- 01SAP Business One implementationsNew implementations on HANA or SQL Server for wholesale and distribution companies, including data migration, training and go-live.
- 02Mobile sales integrationsField sales applications connected to SAP Business One so orders taken on the road become SAP Business One documents.
- 03Pricing and purchasing customizationMulti-level price lists, goods receipt and accounts payable enhancements, and automated reporting.
- 04B2B ordering portalsCustomer ordering portals reading pricing, availability and account data from SAP Business One.
- 05Inventory and warehouse workflowsBarcode counting and warehouse applications synchronized to SAP Business One.
- 06Reporting and hostingCustom SQL, HANA and Crystal reporting, plus managed cloud environments and long-term support.
Instead of a logo wall
Ask for the thing that would actually convince you
A grid of logos tells you who signed a contract, not whether the work was any good. These are more useful and we can offer all three.
- 01
A reference call
With a client in your industry, where they agree. You ask the questions, not us.
- 02
A walkthrough of comparable work
In detail, with the screens, without naming the client. Usually the most informative hour of an evaluation.
- 03
A conversation with whoever would do it
Not a salesperson. The person who would configure your system, before you sign anything.
By industry
Where the work has been
Each industry page describes the operating lifecycle and where the systems fit, which is the closest thing to a case study we can publish without permission.
Next step
Ask for references relevant to your industry.
In a conversation we can walk through comparable projects in detail and, where clients agree, put you in touch with them directly.