Questions about working with SALES TEC

It depends on scope, integrations, data quality and the number of users. You can send a project brief now. It tells us enough to propose discovery, and discovery ends in a fixed-price proposal for the first release. Our guide to custom ERP cost lists the drivers and shows how to estimate a budget before you talk to anyone.

Discovery gives you a schedule for your scope. Projects go live in phases so the first release reaches users well before the last one.

You do. Source code, database, documentation and deployment scripts are handed over at the end of the work.

Yes. We sign a mutual NDA before you share process details, data or documents.

In hosting you own. We access it only with the permissions you grant, and we return or delete your data at the end of an engagement if you ask.

Yes. The work is mostly connecting to, extending or migrating from tools you already have, such as QuickBooks, an old ERP, Access databases and spreadsheets.

Often, after a short review of the code, the deployment and the documentation. We tell you what we would fix before agreeing to support it.

Only where it helps the work, such as reading documents with unfamiliar layouts, and only after we agree with you which provider processes the data and on what terms. A person confirms extracted data before it posts.

Yes, and it is optional. Support and improvement retainers are available. Because you own everything, you can also support it yourself or with another team.

Miami Lakes, Florida. We work with businesses across the United States and can meet in person in South Florida.

Deciding that is part of discovery. If a packaged product or a smaller fix serves you better, we say so and help you choose it.