SaaS solutions for trading
Systems that reflect the trade.Not the other way round.
Supplier management, billing, workflows and integration into existing ERP or CRM landscapes — selected, implemented and supported.

Starting point
The gap usually sits between the systems.
Trading companies rarely operate without software. What is missing is the connection: supplier master data in a spreadsheet, orders in the ERP, billing in a separate application and confirmation by e-mail.
We assess which existing systems stay, which need supplementing and what the data flows between them look like. We then accompany selection, implementation and operation — with one contact for the time after go-live.
Services
What we provide and support.
- 01
Supplier systems
Master data, approval processes and ratings for suppliers — with structured capture instead of grown spreadsheets.
- 02
Customer and billing systems
Order and invoicing processes that match your payment terms and pricing logic, including reconciliation with accounting.
- 03
Workflow development
Modelling approvals, escalations and exceptions — wherever decisions are still made by word of mouth today.
- 04
Process optimisation
Simplifying processes before digitalisation: software does not make a poor process better, only faster.
- 05
ERP and CRM integration
Connecting to existing systems via documented interfaces, with defined responsibilities when deviations occur.
- 06
Onboarding and support
Implementation with training, clear contacts and a handover that does not end at go-live.
Outcome
What you gain.
- A system landscape with clarified interfaces instead of parallel data storage.
- Processes that work during absence and staff turnover.
- One contact for operation, adjustments and questions after go-live.
Frequent questions on SaaS in trading.
Do you replace our ERP?
Where is the data hosted?
How does implementation work?
Do you also support systems we already use?
Reviewing your system landscape?
Name the systems you run today and where the break becomes noticeable — we will assess whether an addition or an integration is the better answer.
