Business Automation

Operational ERP: predictable operations and process control

EON Stargard Sp. z o.o.

For an SMB, we develop an operational ERP that organizes processes, documents and ownership across teams. The system reduces ad hoc work and shows where execution, settlements or formal checks start to slow down.

The key was turning daily operations, documents and validations into a system that shortened process handling by approx. 22% and reduced operating cost per order by approx. 18%.

Challenge

A system that could no longer keep up with growth

In this kind of ERP, the core problem is rarely one missing feature. It is the fragmentation of ownership, data, and decisions across teams, documents, and manual checks.

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No single system for managing operational processes, documents, and execution status

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A growing number of exceptions, manual checks, and fragmented data across teams

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Low predictability of cost and completion time in flows dependent on formal validations and external integrations

Solution

Architecture and implementation built for real operational pressure

We built a modular ERP with a process backend, an integration layer, and an operational interface. It structures daily work instead of only storing data after the fact.

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Modular ERP tailored to the company’s real processes, from operational data to settlements and documents

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Automation of repeatable tasks, validations, and formal checks at critical process stages

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Process KPI reporting: execution time, number of exceptions and team workload

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Effect (3 months after go-live vs previous 3 months): approx. 22% shorter process handling time and approx. 18% lower operating cost per order

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High availability in private cloud with stable system behavior

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Fewer operational exceptions and more predictable delivery time

Business outcome: Accounting process automation, integration with external systems

Implementation process

From diagnosis to stable rollout

The work turned the real company workflow into a system that enforces data quality, validation, and execution order. Critical decisions no longer had to live in emails, spreadsheets, and team memory.

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Phase 01

Process mapping and risk points

We mapped the real workflow across teams and identified where exceptions, delays, and missing data appeared most often.

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Phase 02

ERP model and data layer

We designed the system core around documents, statuses, responsibilities, and business rules needed for day-to-day operational work.

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Phase 03

Integrations and formal automation

We connected external registers and data sources, then automated the validations that had previously required manual checks across several process steps.

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Phase 04

Stabilization, KPIs, and work scaling

After rollout, we focused on process predictability, workload reporting, and fewer operational exceptions.

Technologies

Stack selected for the scale of the problem

The stack was chosen for a process-heavy system with many forms, integrations, and validations. A stable backend, fast UI evolution, and predictable deployment environments mattered more than trend-driven tooling.

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How we start

24h

After your message, we reply with a call slot and an initial assessment. We will help decide whether to build, integrate, automate, or start simpler.

Operational ERP Case Study | Processes, Documents and Automation