Should your ERP start with sales instead of the back office?

Answer 12 quick questions about your leads, sales and cash flow. You get a free, personalised report on whether a revenue-first rollout fits your business, and which phase to start with.

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Solve the Biggest Pain Point First

Most companies under 30 employees share one problem: inconsistent leads, scattered customer data and disconnected sales tools. A revenue-first rollout deploys the ERP as the fix for that problem before it touches administration.

A System That Pays for Itself

Website, marketing and CRM come first, so the early phases generate revenue that funds the rest of the rollout. Cash flow is king, and a back-office-first project drains it without winning a single new customer.

Add Complexity Only When Revenue Demands It

Accounting arrives to measure the ROI of your sales, inventory and purchasing when order volume needs them, and HR only when manual processes genuinely break. Five phases, each with its own KPIs.

"This assessment is built by the creators of GrowERP, a modern, open-source, multi-platform ERP built from modular building blocks."
— Because GrowERP is modular, you can start with the website, marketing and CRM blocks and add accounting, inventory and HR later without a migration. This assessment uses that experience to tell you where to start.
Faster time-to-value: the business sees financial benefit from the ERP in the first phase, not after a year of back-office setup. Data-driven justification: the revenue KPIs captured in the early phases give hard numbers to justify every back-office module that follows.