ERP (System of Record)
This is where your master data, business rules, and transactions live. It is the heart of data quality and control.
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When the ERP, platform, and integration work together the right way, magic happens. We view integration as an architectural discipline where every system does what it does best. The result? Solutions that are stable, understandable, and sustainable over time.
In many organizations, business logic, presentation, and integration blur together. This leads to expensive maintenance and risky upgrades. Our model is built on a strict separation of duties:
This is where your master data, business rules, and transactions live. It is the heart of data quality and control.
Your "traffic police." Responsible for sync, validation, logging, and queues. Ensures stability and longevity.
Responsible for experience, structure, and self-service. Here we create accessibility and flexibility for the user.
No matter the system, our work is built on the same core principle: The ERP does what the ERP does best, and the platform handles the experience.
Monitor is business-critical for the manufacturing industry. We have deep experience in environments where master data is strictly controlled. We don't duplicate functionality unnecessarily—Monitor's own add-ons (like CRM or deviation management) are used where they belong internally. But when information needs to reach customers or resellers, the platform takes over to create the best possible self-service.
A flexible system for growth companies. We work with BC as the master for products, prices, and order flows. Business Central is often well-suited for fixed-price integration. We align with Microsoft's release cycles to ensure cloud upgrades happen without operational disruption.
For complex organizations and corporate groups. Here, scalability is required. F&O integrations are rarely "plug-and-play" but begin with a targeted analysis of data contracts and business rules. We let F&O handle heavy financial flows and pricing, while the platform makes the data accessible and understandable for the user.
Jeeves' strength is its flexibility, but that means every installation is unique. Our strategy is to let Jeeves retain responsibility for business logic and stock, while the platform handles presentation. This provides a solution that keeps Jeeves' strengths without building in unnecessary complexity that complicates upgrades.
In Pyramid environments, historical data and special customizations are often business-critical. We map data models and dependencies early on. The integration layer acts as a stable bridge that protects the ERP from unnecessary load from external web users.
Common within service and installation. Here, Pengvin acts as the primary source for contracts and projects. We build integrations that make this data available in customer portals—so customers can see order history and documentation themselves, without needing to call support.
ERPs evolve, APIs change, and new versions are released. With Glanser Care, we ensure the integration continues to work over time. We monitor flows, handle version differences in a controlled manner, and protect customer-unique customizations. Your integration becomes a stable part of the solution, not a recurring risk.
Do you want to see what an integration with your specific ERP would look like in practice, or investigate if you are a candidate for fixed-price integration?
