Implementation
A structured path from your current system to RazorERP.
Established operations cannot pause to change software. Implementation is planned around your volume, sites, and integrations, with clear responsibilities at each step.
A practical readiness sequence
Six stages, the decisions each one needs, and what your team prepares. Timelines are agreed in your plan.
- 01AssessAgree goals, scope, sites, and the workflows that matter most.Decisions
- Which sites and teams go first
- What success looks like at go-live
You prepare- Current process maps or walkthroughs
- A named project lead
- 02Map data & workflowsMap today’s records and steps to RazorERP.Decisions
- Which records are open and must move
- How history is treated: migrate, archive, or read-only
You prepare- System and spreadsheet inventory
- Sample contracts, receipts, and settlements
- 03ConfigureLocations, grading standards, contracts, roles, and agreed integrations.Decisions
- Grading standards and deduction rules
- Who approves settlements
You prepare- Warehouse location layout
- Grading definitions
- 04ValidateTest real scenarios and reconcile migrated data.Decisions
- Which scenarios must pass before cutover
- Reconciliation sign-off owners
You prepare- Test jobs drawn from real work
- Time for team leads to review
- 05TrainRole-based training for each team.Decisions
- Who trains whom, and when
- Which reference material each role needs
You prepare- Training schedule around receiving volume
- Team leads as first users
- 06LaunchCutover with hands-on support, then continued improvement.Decisions
- Cutover window
- How open work in the old system is finished
You prepare- A communication plan for clients
- Escalation contacts on both sides
What to prepare
Plan your implementation conversation.
Tell us your sites, systems, and timeline.