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Deployment without replacing your ERP

Seven steps, the same for every network. The order is arranged so that you can stop after any step and still be left with something useful.

  1. 1Process and data review

    We look at how an order is assembled today and who decides. In parallel we take an export and check what it actually contains.

    us and whoever knows your 1C

  2. 2Read-only integration

    Nothing is written into your system. At this step the platform can only look.

    us, with your administrator

  3. 3Data quality baseline

    We show what in the export is incomplete or broken, and agree what gets fixed and what stays as it is.

    jointly with your 1C integrator

  4. 4Shadow mode

    The system calculates while you order as usual. We compare line by line: where it matched, where it did not, and why.

    your buyer, two to three weeks

  5. 5Controlled launch

    One product group or one supplier moves onto the system's calculation. A human still confirms every order.

    the owner decides, the buyer agrees

  6. 6Automation

    Orders go out on suppliers' own days, sends are verified, replies return into the history. Large orders can stay on manual confirmation.

    the platform, watched by your team

  7. 7Expansion

    The next product group, the next locations, the next layer. Each step is a separate decision, not an obligation from the contract.

    your process sets the pace

On timelines

We do not quote “first results in 14 days”. In one network shadow mode took three weeks; in another, six, because the export had no pack sizes. We name a date after step one, when the data is visible.

Show us one critical process. We will show how it runs here.

We look at your cycle: how an order is assembled today, who decides, where time leaks and what the system takes over.

Start with one critical process

Connect replenishment, supplier ordering or another first workflow, then expand across one platform.

How deployment works — invent.sale