Expandable ERP Software System Comparison

Expandable has designed a unique enterprise solution that gets companies started quickly with a complete, integrated ERP system that is easy to use, inexpensive to deploy, and will meet your needs long into the future.

TRUE SCALABILITY

Expandable ERP is designed to support companies all the way from startup to the billion-dollar mark on a single implementation. Companies implementing their first system have the option to deploy Expandable ERP while the finance department continues using QuickBooks until they’re ready to deploy Expandable’s GAAP-compliant accounting modules. Companies replacing existing software can migrate their existing data to Expandable and implement options like CRM, dashboards, EDI, and other advanced features.

EFFICIENT IMPLEMENTATION

Because Expandable sells and supports its product with direct company employees, a customer’s investment goes towards superior software rather than costly implementation services. Expandable’s own customer support representatives execute the implementation and do all the necessary data conversion so that new customers get up and running quickly to generate the shortest possible time-to-benefit.

Experienced Expandable personnel can minimize implementation costs to bring the total price to an affordable level for emerging companies. Expandable’s proprietary implementation checklist assures those key milestones are defined and that implementation assignments are covered and completed on time.

THREE DEPLOYMENT OPTIONS:

Expandable customers can choose the deployment model that best meets their goals, with the option of migrating to a different model as needs change. Options are cloud deployment (hosted or Azure), on-site purchase, or on-site subscription.

Expandable ERP is designed for made-to-stock manufacturers who build to a bill of materials. So it would make sense that the system is not ideal+ for engineer-to-order environments or custom job shops. Industries in which we generally do not provide a good fit include apparel, agriculture, construction, lumber, metal fabrication, oil and gas, and non-manufacturers.