Pilot
One workspace, one business function, a fixed period to prove it works before anything is committed.
Start a pilotPricing
ERPLens is priced on the systems it connects to and the workspaces you run, not on how many people log in.
One workspace, one business function, a fixed period to prove it works before anything is committed.
Start a pilotMultiple workspaces across connected systems, for a company rolling ERPLens out beyond the first team.
Request a quoteFull estate coverage, custom workspaces built on the SDK, and deployment inside your own environment.
Talk to an architectThe controls that make it safe to let an agent act on your systems are not an upgrade. Every plan gets all of them.
Four things, so you can work out roughly where you would land before you talk to anyone.
Each connected system is a live integration to build and maintain. Two is a different job from twelve.
One function costs less than five. Most companies start with one and add the rest once it has proved itself.
Read-only deployments are simpler than ones where agents write back into your systems.
Deployment inside your own environment costs more to set up than a managed one, and some companies have no choice.
ERPLens is priced on the systems it connects to and the number of workspaces you run, rather than on the number of people using it. A workspace is used by everyone in that function at no extra cost.
No, but there is a pilot. One workspace, one business function, a fixed period and a defined exit. It is designed to prove the product on your own data before anything longer gets signed.
Implementation support is included at every tier. Connecting an unusual system or building a custom workspace on the SDK is scoped separately.
No. Adding people to a workspace you already run does not change the price. Adding a workspace does.
Connected systems are part of what the price is based on, so adding one changes it. We will tell you what it changes before you commit to it.
Yes. Deployment inside your own environment is available and is the usual choice for companies with data residency obligations.
Tell us what systems you run and which function you would start with. We will tell you what it would cost and whether a pilot makes sense first.
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