
ERP Services
Your orders move through your ERP. Start there.
Managed IT for distributors needs to account for the system behind purchasing, inventory, and order release. Narium brings hands-on Epicor Eclipse experience to that conversation.
When the ERP problem becomes an operating problem
An order will not release. Month-end processing slows down. A warehouse number does not match accounting. The useful starting point is the workflow that stopped and the people it affects, then the systems underneath it.
Epicor Eclipse is where our hands-on depth is
We understand Eclipse in the context of industrial and electrical distribution. The first conversation establishes your current environment, the symptoms your team sees, and how responsibility is divided between your internal team, Narium, and your ERP vendor.
Make the boundaries clear
Infrastructure beneath the ERP, user access, application administration, configuration, and custom development are different responsibilities. We agree which work belongs to whom before an engagement starts. Running another ERP is a reason to discuss fit, rather than assume equivalent platform experience.
Planning a change
A migration or consolidation starts with the branches, users, interfaces, and business processes affected. Bring the change you are considering and your existing vendor relationships. We can discuss where managed IT fits and what requires a platform specialist.
Connected work
Explore the systems and responsibilities around it.
Warehouse and Inventory Systems
Inventory, picking, labels, and fulfillment depend on connected systems. A warehouse issue needs to be understood in the context of how product actually moves.
Explore →Managed IT / Core Infrastructure
Managed IT and co-managed IT services for distributors start with the systems, people, and handoffs that keep product moving. Infrastructure decisions need to reflect the work happening at each location.
Explore →Distributors and Wholesalers
Industrial and electrical distribution is our primary focus. Purchasing, sales counters, warehouses, and accounting depend on systems that carry the same order through the business.
Explore →Your next step
Bring the problem your team is working around.
Tell us about your operation, the systems involved, and where you need help.
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