ERP diagnosis
Does your company need an ERP?
Answer 6 quick questions and find out whether the way you manage orders, stock, information and internal processes is starting to limit your company.
At the end you will receive an indicative diagnosis and recommendations on which areas it would be worth centralising or automating.
Would you like us to review your case?
Tell us briefly how your company works and we will carry out a free initial assessment to identify processes that could be simplified or automated.
Free initial analysis
How to interpret the result
The score reflects how much friction there is between orders, stock, data and reports. It is not a sales verdict: a high score suggests reviewing centralisation; a low score indicates that there may be targeted improvements without a large ERP.
How to tell whether a company needs an ERP
The question usually arises when volume grows, teams duplicate data and reports take too long. If each department uses different tools with no common thread, operations become fragile.
Signs that management is too decentralised
Too many spreadsheets, duplicated information, scattered data, stock errors, manual reports and departments that do not share the same picture of the business are common signs.
What problems an ERP can solve
An ERP or centralised platform can unify orders and stock, reduce re-entering data, improve traceability and speed up reports. The scope should fit your reality, not the largest catalogue on the market.
Standard ERP or custom ERP
A standard ERP fits when your processes are close to the software's model. When you manufacture, distribute or administer in a very particular way, a custom ERP lets you adapt workflows without forcing the team to work the way the default program expects.
Frequently asked questions
Does this test oblige me to implement an ERP?
No. It is an indicative diagnosis of centralisation. Depending on the result, integrations, automation or targeted improvements may be enough before a full ERP.
Which score indicates a greater need to centralise?
Each answer adds between 0 and 3 points. The higher the total score (maximum 18), the more orders, stock and information tend to be spread across manual tools.
Standard ERP or custom ERP?
It depends on how specific your processes are. A generic ERP can work at the start; when workflows are particular, a custom ERP usually fits better.
Can Andruma help me assess the next step?
Yes. After the report you can request a free analysis. We review real processes and propose centralisation, integration or an ERP according to the case.