erpNerdThrAway

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   by erpNerdThrAway 4y ago

   Yeah, it’s a surprisingly interesting space. ERPs are basically as complex as CRUD apps get, and because they model businesses, you learn a lot about how companies work along the way. Wish I could take people on a ride-along, but because of
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   by erpNerdThrAway 4y ago

   It 100% depends on the business. The ERP market is vast, and there is at least 1 ERP for every industry. I even worked with a country club management ERP once. That said, I’m a big believer in going with what is popular. You’ll get more fea
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   by erpNerdThrAway 4y ago

   SF doesn’t do ERP level financials natively, but there is an industry of apps built on top of SF. Some try to turn SF into an ERP. Examples I’ve worked with in the last year: -Rootstock -Accounting Seed -FinancialForce That said, I design E