We map the systems: what is stored where and who needs it;
We define the source of truth for every type of data;
We build the integrations and synchronisation rules;
We set up exchange error monitoring and alerts for the people responsible;
We assemble consolidated reporting on the combined data.
We study the process on site: who enters what and when, and where the data diverges from reality;
We design the structure of reference books, documents and warehouse operations;
We build the module with stock levels, movements and responsible people;
We set up printed forms and exchange with 1C or accounting;
We migrate stock balances and train storekeepers and buyers;
We support the first month of operation — that is when the real exceptions surface.
We run a survey: describing processes, document flow and decision points;
We design the system architecture and data model for your industry;
We prepare the specification and agree the stages and launch priorities;
We develop module by module, starting with what pays off fastest;
We integrate with 1C, banks, government systems, equipment and CRM;
We migrate the data, train the staff and start trial operation;
We support the system under an SLA and grow it together with the business.
You need an ERP when departments stop understanding each other: the warehouse shows one stock figure, accounting another, and production learns about a shortage of materials on the day of the run. The system brings that data into one place and makes the company transparent.
We do not propose rolling everything out at once. First we find where the losses hurt most and launch that area. You see the return in months rather than years, and the company does not stop during the rollout.
Order an ERP from us and you get a system built for your industry: the reference books, documents, access rights and reports you need. Without extra modules that get paid for and never used.
We split the project into stages and start where the effect is most visible. Every stage works on its own, so the business benefits before the whole project is finished.
Accounting in manufacturing, trade and services works differently. We describe the processes together with your specialists and design the system around real work rather than a universal scheme.
We use technology built for large volumes of data and dozens of people working at once. The system does not slow down as the company grows.
We deploy the system in the Syntra Cloud in a data centre in Uzbekistan or on your own servers. You decide where the company data lives.
We study the processes, document flow and current systems. We record what has to change and the metrics the result will be judged by. The specification is agreed before development starts.
We define the data model, the set of modules, user roles and the launch order. The architecture is laid with headroom, so a new business line can be added a year later without rewriting the system.
We work in short cycles with weekly demos. You see the progress, make corrections along the way and get no surprises at the end.
We connect accounting, bank statements, retail and warehouse equipment, CRM and government systems. The exchange is set up so errors are visible immediately instead of surfacing at month close.
We migrate reference books, balances and the history of operations. We train staff on their own data and tasks — that way the system is learned faster.
After launch we stay in touch: we keep the system running, refine the functionality and add modules as the company grows.
Integrating the systems you already have starts from $4,000, a module for one area (warehouse, procurement or production) from $8,000, and an ERP for the whole company from $25,000.
No. We split the project into stages and start with the area where losses are greatest. Each stage works on its own, so you see the benefit before the whole project is finished, and the company keeps running during the rollout.
An ERP puts production, warehouse, procurement and finance on shared data. 1C stays in place: we set up exchange with accounting, banks, government systems, equipment and the CRM.
In the Syntra Cloud in a data centre in Uzbekistan or on your own servers — you decide.
A process survey and technical specification, architecture design, development in short cycles with weekly demos, integrations, migration of reference data and stock balances, training staff on their own data, and support after launch.
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