Planning tools
ERP tools and calculators
Use these calculators to frame early planning conversations. Each tool uses the numbers you enter and produces an indicative result, not a quote, forecast or guarantee.
Choose a tool to start
Every calculator runs on your inputs. Review the assumptions before using the output in a business case.
ERP ROI calculator
Model an indicative annual return using your own implementation, operating cost and savings assumptions. Useful for framing a business case.
Output depends entirely on the inputs you provide.
Open the ROI calculatorERP implementation calculator
Estimate an indicative implementation scope and cost range based on the modules and services you select.
Indicative estimate only — not a quotation.
Open the implementation calculatorPartner income calculator
Explore a potential partner revenue scenario using your own assumptions about customers and subscription values.
A scenario model, not a forecast or guarantee.
Open the partner calculatorHow to use these estimates responsibly
- Start with your own current costs and volumes rather than generic benchmarks.
- Treat the result as a range for discussion, not a committed price.
- Confirm scope, integrations and data requirements before relying on any figure.
- Revisit the model once implementation scope is agreed.
Related resources
- Pricing overview
How platform, support and service pricing fit together.
- ERP glossary
Definitions for common ERP and finance terms.
- ERP implementation services
What an implementation engagement typically covers.
- Partner programme
Compare white-label, reseller, referral and delivery models.
Need a scope-based estimate instead?
Share your requirements and the team can help turn an early model into a defined next step.
What happens next
- 1Share your requirements and goals
- 2Review modules, deployment and scope
- 3Confirm plan, terms and timeline
Realistic timelines and commercial terms are confirmed with our team during discovery.