You don’t replace an ERP just because it is old
Even a recent tool can hold you back. Three reasons keep coming up with the SMEs that contact us; once one of them sets in, staying costs more than switching.
It doesn’t cover your trade
Production, multi-warehouse stock, maintenance or delivery rounds are missing, or don’t work the way you do. Excel does the job on the side, the figures never match and only one person knows how to keep them.
Its cost explodes as you grow
Every hire adds a subscription, every new need a module or a third-party tool. You hesitate to give the workshop or the drivers access, so information stays on paper.
It has stopped evolving
No more new features, a vendor pushing you towards another product, obligations such as Peppol e-invoicing that require re-keying or extra tools.
What Wallify covers in a single tool: stock · production · maintenance · delivery · logistics · e-commerce.
Whatever your current tool, we start from your data
The SMEs that contact us often use Belgian management software or an ERP installed many years ago. We start from your tool’s exports (Excel or CSV files, database extracts) to bring your data into Wallify.
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Your master data
Customers, suppliers, items, prices and commercial terms.
Your stock
Quantities per warehouse on switch-over day, so you start with the right figures.
Your history
The history that matters to your business, agreed together during the analysis.
An ERP you own, not a subscription for life
Switching ERP is also a chance to leave a model that costs more with every hire.
per added user
Give the workshop, the warehouse and the drivers access without adding to the bill.
base licence
Then the modules you need, à la carte. Maintenance is 12% per year.
and the licence is yours
Buy it or pay monthly: after 48 months, it belongs to you.
Let’s talk about your current tool and what needs to come across
A first conversation is enough to size up the migration.