An SAP alternative that fits your business.

SAP Business One and larger SAP systems are built around a standard process. When your business keeps working around that process, a system modeled on how you actually run can fit better and change faster.

Signs you've outgrown SAP

  • Processes are bent to fit SAP's standard flow.
  • Custom reports and add-ons depend on one partner or one person.
  • Upgrades turn into projects of their own.
  • Teams keep their own spreadsheets because the system is slow to change.

SAP compared with a system you own

SAPthinkbridge
How it fitsConfigured around the vendor's standard process; gaps are closed with customization, add-ons or spreadsheetsModeled on how your business actually runs, including its exceptions
Who owns itYou license it; the vendor owns the code and the roadmapYou own the code, the data model and the business logic
How you paySubscription or license, plus implementation partner feesPriced on outcomes, paid over an agreed term
After go-liveChanges go through a partner or an upgrade cycleManaged care keeps improving it; low-risk changes ship to a beta you approve
AIAdded through the vendor's roadmap and add-onsBuilt into the workflows from the start

How the move works

  1. ObserveWe watch how the work runs today, including the workarounds.
  2. Model and buildThe system is modeled on your process and generated with thinkOne.
  3. Migrate and validateYour data moves over and your team tests it on real cases.
  4. Go liveIn about four months.

Questions about moving off SAP

Can thinkbridge replace SAP Business One?

Yes. thinkbridge models what the business needs from its ERP, builds a replacement that fits, and migrates the data before cutover.

Do we have to replace everything at once?

No. thinkbridge can connect to SAP and replace one area at a time, such as pricing, quoting or reporting.

Who owns the new system?

You do: the code, the data model and the business logic.

There's a new way there™.

Tell us what you run today, and one of our experts will show you what replacing it would take.