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Everything you need to evaluate ERP — before you talk to a vendor

Most Indian manufacturers shortlist ERP vendors based on a sales pitch. Start here instead: a readiness quiz, an ROI calculator, a vendor-neutral comparison, and guides written for factories like yours — not for enterprise buyers.

Indian manufacturing ERP

Built primarily for manufacturing SMEs — but the same evaluation logic applies if you run a services firm, a retail operation, or a growing startup.

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Step 1

Start here — do you even need ERP yet?

Before you compare vendors, find out whether ERP is the right fix — or an expensive distraction from a cheaper problem.

Step 2

Decide — which vendor, and does the math work?

Vendor-neutral tools to build the business case and shortlist before you take a single sales call.

Step 3

Read the guides before you sign anything

Vendor-neutral, written for Indian manufacturing SMEs — not for enterprise IT teams.

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ERP questions Indian manufacturers actually ask

How long does ERP implementation actually take?

For a manufacturing SME, budget 12–14 weeks for a phased rollout — data migration, workflow configuration, training, and go-live. Anyone promising go-live in 2 weeks is skipping steps you'll pay for later.

What does ERP cost for a ₹2–20Cr manufacturer in India?

Licensing ranges from free (ERPNext, self-hosted) to ₹15,000+/user/month (SAP Business One). But licensing is rarely the biggest cost — implementation, data migration, and training usually cost more than the software itself. Use the ROI calculator above to model your specific numbers.

Should I choose Zoho, Odoo, ERPNext, or SAP Business One?

It depends on your manufacturing complexity, budget, and whether you need deep shop-floor control or just inventory and accounting visibility. See the full comparison for a spec-by-spec breakdown of all four.

What if the quiz says I'm not ready for ERP yet?

That's a useful answer, not a dead end — it usually means a cheaper fix (better spreadsheets, a lightweight inventory tool, or process discipline) will solve your immediate problem. Revisit ERP once you've outgrown that fix.

Not sure where to start?

A 30-minute call is enough to identify the biggest gap in your current system — and whether ERP is even the right fix.

12–14 week delivery 90-day post go-live support Fixed, transparent pricing