Build your evaluation around the work you own.
Every stakeholder evaluates RazorERP from a different seat. Choose a role to see the questions worth asking, where to find the evidence, and a suggested demo agenda you can take straight into a request.
Choose your role
Operations
You own throughput, accuracy, and what happens on the floor when something does not match the paperwork.
- 01How is a shipment received against the order, and what happens to an unmanifested item?
- 02How are grading standards defined, and how consistently are they applied across benches?
- 03Where can I see work in progress by stage and site, and where work is backing up?
- 01Receive a mixed load with one exception
- 02Audit, sanitize, and grade a unit
- 03Locate, commit, and ship from inventory
Finance & leadership
You own margin, settlement accuracy, and whether the numbers hold up when clients and auditors ask how they were reached.
- 01How do contract terms — valuation basis, grading devaluation, and charges — carry into a settlement?
- 02What review and approval happens before a settlement reaches the client?
- 03How do settlements and resale invoices reach accounting?
- 01A client contract with revenue share and charges
- 02A lot settled with grading devaluation
- 03Finance review and the client settlement report
IT & security
You own the systems around RazorERP, the data inside it, and the evidence your security review requires.
- 01Which systems need to connect, which records move, and who supports each connection?
- 02What does the ISO/IEC 27001 certificate cover, and what documentation can we review?
- 03How is data migrated, validated, and exported at the end of a contract?
- 01Integration scope for your systems
- 02Security documentation walkthrough
- 03Migration and data-export approach
Client services
You own the client relationship: what customers can see, the evidence they receive, and how quickly you can answer them.
- 01What can a client see in the portal, and who controls their access?
- 02How does data-destruction evidence for a specific asset reach the client?
- 03How are open exceptions communicated before a settlement is published?
- 01A job as the client sees it in the portal
- 02Tracing one asset’s custody and evidence
- 03Publishing a settlement and client report
A clear evaluation sequence
Most enterprise evaluations move through five stages. Each has a place to find evidence.
- 01Workflow fit →See your own workflow — receiving to settlement — in a guided tour and a tailored demo.
- 02Systems & integrations →Identify the systems that must connect and who supports each.
- 03Security evidence →Request the ISO/IEC 27001 certificate, scope, and documentation.
- 04Implementation →Review readiness, migration, and training.
- 05Commercial scope →Understand how a proposal is scoped from discovery.
Tools for your evaluation
Plan an evaluation with your whole team.
Bring each stakeholder’s questions and we will structure the session around them.