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Foundry
Owner-side ERP and finance systems advisory
Foundry helps founder-led, PE-backed, and scaling operators choose, govern, and rescue ERP, finance systems, and operating-stack rollouts. We sit with the buyer, not the software vendor.
When to call Foundry
Most companies do not wake up wanting ERP advisory. They call when operating complexity starts showing up as slow close, bad reporting, inventory confusion, vendor drift, or implementation fear.
NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics, Intacct, Brightpearl, Odoo, Workday, POS, billing, or a best-of-breed stack.
Demos look good, but nobody has pressure-tested edge cases, integrations, data ownership, or total cost.
Open decisions, unclear owners, unresolved data, shallow UAT, and weekly meetings that do not create control.
Manual reporting, channel complexity, multi-location operations, usage-based billing, or finance/ops mismatch.
What we do
We consolidate requirements, map workflows, define system ownership, identify data and reporting dependencies, and turn ambiguity into a documented operating decision.
We make vendors prove real workflows, references, fit-gap, integration constraints, commercial risk, and implementation assumptions before leadership commits.
We run the buyer-side cadence across leadership, operators, finance, IT, vendors, and integrators: decisions, RAID, scope, data, UAT, cutover, and weekly executive status.
If the project is stuck, we rebuild the evidence trail, isolate what is broken, reset ownership, force decisions, and recover the path to go-live or a clean pause.
How an engagement runs
Current systems, business workflows, pain points, data ownership, reporting needs, and stakeholder decisions.
Vendor fit-gap, architecture tradeoffs, sequencing, risk register, decision memo, and implementation guardrails.
Weekly steering, RAID, vendor commitments, UAT, migration, training, cutover gates, and hypercare discipline.
What clients actually get
Foundry does not create theater. Every week should leave the company with sharper evidence, cleaner ownership, and fewer hidden assumptions.
Where this applies
Inventory, stores, ecommerce, POS, wholesale, 3PL, reporting, and finance need one operating view.
Multiple locations, acquired systems, fragmented finance, inconsistent reporting, and integration pressure.
MRP, procurement, inventory, production, warehouses, vendor commitments, and operational cutover risk.
Billing, usage data, revenue recognition, close, Salesforce, Stripe, Chargebee, Maxio, Intacct, and NetSuite.
Why Foundry
Strategy-grade thinking applied to the parts of implementation where projects actually break.
Enough pattern recognition to know which issues are normal, which are dangerous, and which need leadership now.
The people selling the work stay close to the work. Clients do not buy senior trust and receive a training ground.
We are not a reseller. We are not your SI. The vendor can build; Foundry protects the buyer-side decision.
Start the conversation
Send the system, stage, and risk. Useful context includes vendor uncertainty, bad data, stalled rollout, unclear UAT, finance/ops mismatch, cutover fear, or a project that needs rescue.
ERP architecture validation, owner-side PMO, vendor pressure-testing, and rescue.