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ERP & CRM Implementation

Business systems configured around your process, then actually adopted.

What you get
  • A platform configured to your process, not a vendor demo
  • Clean, reconciled data migrated from the old system
  • Integrations with finance, support and marketing in place at go-live
  • Measured user adoption, not just a completed deployment
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Overview

Why companies bring us in

ERP and CRM projects rarely fail on software. They fail because the configuration ignored how the business really operates and nobody was trained properly. Archanix runs these implementations with equal weight on the technical build and on getting your team to use the thing afterwards.

  • A platform configured to your process, not a vendor demo
  • Clean, reconciled data migrated from the old system
  • Integrations with finance, support and marketing in place at go-live
  • Measured user adoption, not just a completed deployment
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What's included

The work, itemised

Everything below is part of a erp & crm engagement. We scope which parts you actually need before quoting.

01

Platform selection

Requirements gathering, vendor demonstrations scored against your process, and total cost of ownership modelled over three years.

02

Implementation

Configuration, custom objects, workflows, roles and approval chains built to match how work actually flows.

03

Data migration

Extraction, cleansing, de-duplication and reconciled loading, with a rollback position throughout.

04

Integration

Connections to accounting, e-commerce, support desk and marketing automation so the platform is the single source of truth.

05

Training and adoption

Role-based training, written guides and a support period after go-live when the questions actually arrive.

06

Ongoing administration

Managed administration for teams without an in-house expert — changes, reports, new users and version upgrades.

Process

How the engagement runs

Every stage ends with something you can read, click or decide on — never a status update alone.

  1. 01

    Requirements

    Current process documented with the people who run it, and the must-haves separated from the wish list.

  2. 02

    Select

    A shortlist scored against your requirements with honest notes on what each platform does badly.

  3. 03

    Configure

    Built in a sandbox and reviewed by the teams who will live in it, before any data moves.

  4. 04

    Migrate

    Trial migrations and reconciliation until the numbers match, then the real cutover on an agreed date.

  5. 05

    Adopt

    Training, floor-walking in the first weeks and usage reporting so gaps get fixed early.

Tools & platforms

What we build with

We pick tools for how long they will be maintainable, not for how new they are. Where you already have a stack, we work in it rather than arguing for a migration you did not ask for.

  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Zoho
  • Odoo
  • Microsoft Dynamics
  • SAP Business One
  • Tally
  • QuickBooks
FAQ

ERP & CRM questions

Still unclear? Call +91 85801 49535 — Mon–Sat, 10:00–19:00 IST.

Zoho and HubSpot suit most small and mid-sized teams on cost and speed of setup; Salesforce earns its price at scale or with complex sales processes. We score the options against your requirements rather than leading with a favourite.

A focused CRM rollout runs six to twelve weeks. A multi-module ERP covering finance, inventory and manufacturing typically runs four to nine months.

Yes, and it is one of the most common starting points. Expect real effort in cleansing and de-duplication — we quote that explicitly rather than discovering it later.

That is a change-management problem, so we treat it as one: involve users in configuration, train by role, and track adoption weekly so we can intervene while it still matters.

ERP & CRM

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for erp & crm

Tell us the situation and the deadline. You get a scope, a price and a start date — not a discovery call that turns into three.