ERP
Connecting systems.
Streamline processes.
OIT integrates ERP systems into existing IT landscapes and connects data, applications, and processes via defined interfaces. Information is automatically routed to where it is needed—without unnecessary data discontinuities or manual transfer.
Challenge
Many systems. Disparate data.
ERP systems map out core business processes. However, other applications, portals, databases, or external systems often operate alongside them—without seamless data exchange.
- Isolated Applications and Data Sources
- Manual Data Transfer
- Duplicate Data Maintenance
- Media Discontinuities Between Systems
- Error-Prone Processes
- Lack of real-time information
- Significant coordination effort
Solution
Connected to ERP. Data in motion.
OIT connects ERP systems to existing and new applications via interfaces. Data is automatically exchanged, processed, and made available to the relevant processes.
This allows existing systems to continue to be used and to be enhanced with new functions as needed.
Connect. Automate. Keep working.
Advantages
Fewer interface issues. Higher process quality.
- Automated Data Exchange
- Fewer manual entries
- Avoiding Duplicate Data Entry
- Up-to-date data in all systems
- End-to-End Business Processes
- Integration of Existing Applications
- Customizable
- Traceable Data Flows
Applications:
OIT brings together what belongs together.
CRM & Sales
Synchronize customer, order, and sales data.
Production & Logistics
Link orders, inventory movements, and status information.
Portals & Apps
Securely make ERP data available in custom applications.
Documents & Workflows
Link documents and approval processes to ERP transactions.
From separate systems to an end-to-end process.
Analyze
Identify systems, data structures, and existing processes.
Connect
Integrate ERP systems and applications using appropriate interfaces.
Automate
Transfer data and process steps between systems based on rules.
Monitor
Monitor data flows and make discrepancies transparent.
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