Rapida · Delivery Service Platform
A high-performance delivery platform with real-time tracking and immersive 3D visualizations.
ERP work for Massachusetts manufacturers falls into three tracks that we staff differently. Implementation and extension is the first: standing up SAP S/4HANA, Oracle NetSuite, Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, Acumatica or Odoo, then writing the extensions the business actually runs on, with proper source control, automated regression tests and a promotion pipeline rather than changes made directly in production. The second is custom ERP and ERP-adjacent systems, which we build when a process is genuinely differentiating and no package models it, most often in configure-to-order engineering, contract manufacturing scheduling, clinical supply logistics and field service against installed instruments. The third is integration and modernization, which is where most Boston programs quietly live: connecting ERP to manufacturing execution, product lifecycle management, warehouse management, quality management and electronic data interchange partners, and strangling a legacy instance one module at a time instead of a big-bang replacement. Around all three we deliver data migration with reconciliation you can hand to auditors, cutover planning with a real rollback, financial close automation, and Massachusetts payroll and tax logic implemented as tested code rather than as a configuration note nobody can find later.
ERP delivery is scheduled around your calendar, not ours. Boston runs Eastern Time and our Edmonton engineers run Mountain Time, two hours behind, so a 9:00 AM Eastern kickoff is a 7:00 AM Mountain start here, and our Chandigarh team covers the overnight window, which matters most at month-end and quarter-end when interface failures and batch job errors need to be triaged before your controller logs in. We open with a fit-gap workshop across finance, operations, quality and human resources at the same table, because ERP failures are almost always cross-functional. Discovery produces four artifacts before any build: a process inventory with named owners, a data profile of the legacy system showing exactly how bad the master data is, a compliance scope covering export control, GxP validation and Massachusetts payroll and tax obligations, and an integration map with each interface rated by fragility. Build runs module by module against a signed process design, with a working system walked through by the finance and operations owners at the end of every second week rather than shown as slides. Migration is rehearsed at least three times against production-shaped volumes, with a reconciliation pack comparing trial balance, open purchase orders, work in process, inventory valuation and subledger detail. Cutover ships with a rollback path, a documented parallel run, and hypercare that covers a full close cycle.
We walk the floor and the finance close with your team to document current-state processes, master data quality, integration points and the reporting that decisions actually depend on.
We produce the target-state blueprint: module scope, data model, chart of accounts alignment, permission structure, integration architecture and the platform recommendation with costs.
Module-by-module build and configuration in agile sprints, with a conference-room pilot at the end of each phase so process owners validate against real transactions.
Master and transactional data migration with reconciliation reports, plus integration testing, load testing and a parallel run against your existing system where the risk warrants it.
Phased or big-bang cutover with a rehearsed runbook, role-based training for every department, and an on-site or on-call hypercare period through your first month-end close.
Package work runs on SAP S/4HANA with ABAP and the SAP Business Technology Platform, Oracle NetSuite with SuiteScript and SuiteFlow, Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations with X++ and the Power Platform, Acumatica, or Odoo and ERPNext where a mid-market manufacturer wants source access. Custom modules and services are written in Java with Spring Boot, C# on .NET, or TypeScript on NestJS, backed by PostgreSQL, SQL Server or Oracle Database depending on the estate. Integration is the real engineering: Apache Kafka with Debezium for change data capture, MuleSoft or Azure Integration Services where the buyer already owns the license, and EDI over X12 850, 856, 810 and 940 transaction sets for retail and distribution partners. Shop floor connectivity runs OPC UA and MQTT into manufacturing execution systems, with PTC Windchill, Siemens Teamcenter or Dassault ENOVIA on the product lifecycle side. Finance reporting lands in Snowflake or Databricks with dbt models so the close pack is reproducible. Hosting defaults to AWS us-east-1 or Azure eastus and eastus2, both in Virginia, with GCP us-east4 as an alternative and the AWS Boston Local Zone us-east-1-bos-1a available where a plant needs low-latency access to a cloud workload.
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