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Other ERP Extensions: Dynamics 365, SAP Business One & More
Working on a different system? We have experience with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and SAP Business One. If your system isn't on the list – describe it to us: we'll first check what extension mechanisms it offers (API, custom extensions), then propose a tailored solution.
What we can do
- —Analysis of the system and its extension possibilities
- —Design and development of add-ons and modifications
- —Missing features, reports, forms and automations
- —Documentation and solution handover to the client's team
- —Ongoing development and maintenance of delivered add-ons
What you gain
- ✓Knowledge of what can be done in the system before committing to costs
- ✓Longer life for the current system without costly migration
- ✓One developer for multiple platforms
Why choose us
- ✓Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and other variants
- ✓SAP Business One and other SAP-family systems
- ✓Analysis of system capabilities before quoting
- ✓Documentation and post-delivery support
Who it's for
For implementation partners and companies using less common, industry-specific or older ERP systems.
How we work
You describe the need
Tell us the system, its version and what's missing. A short description or a call is enough.
We analyse and quote
We check the system's capabilities and present the scope of work. We work on a project or hourly basis.
We build the solution
We develop the add-on or module and show progress before it reaches the client.
We hand over and support
We deliver documentation and remain available after deployment.
Frequently asked questions
What ERP systems can you develop add-ons for?
We evaluate each system individually. If it has an API, a scripting layer or a native extension mechanism — there's usually room to build. We've worked with industry-specific systems, legacy platforms and bespoke ERPs built for a single company.
Can you maintain an add-on after the original developer is no longer available?
Yes. We start with a documentation and code audit, then take over development and maintenance. This is one of the more common reasons companies come to us for a less mainstream ERP.
How do you price work on a system you haven't seen before?
We ask for access to a test environment and a brief description of the need. After a discovery session — usually a short call and a look at the system — we can give a realistic scope and estimate.