A stalled ERP is not a write-off. Most failed projects are recoverable, and the recovery usually costs less than the original mistake. Kaido diagnoses what went wrong, fixes what can be fixed, and takes the system to a second, real go-live on a fixed price.
Failed implementations rarely fail because of the software. They fail because scope grew without a decision, data was migrated dirty, the implementer configured a generic process instead of yours, or the team was trained on a demo and left alone at go-live. The symptoms are familiar: invoices still produced in Excel, stock figures nobody trusts, a month-end that takes longer than before, and a vendor who stopped answering.
Kaido's recovery work starts with a paid two-week diagnosis. A senior consultant reads the configuration, the data and the open issues, interviews the people who use the system every day, and writes a recovery plan with a fixed price and dates. You then decide: recover with us, hand the plan to someone else, or stop. The plan is yours either way.
Configuration review, data quality checks, open-defect list and a written recovery plan with price and dates.
Duplicates, broken opening balances, negative stock and unposted entries fixed and reconciled before anything else.
Workflows reconfigured around how you actually sell, buy and deliver, with the workarounds retired one by one.
A proper cutover, role-based training on your own data, and support under contract after go-live.
Valuing our stock used to take days of manual work. Now the live valuation is on demand, and every piece is serialized and traceable across the business.
The two-week diagnosis answers that. In most cases the platform is the right one and the configuration, data and training are what failed. When the platform is wrong for the business, the plan says so and recommends the alternative.
Yes. Kaido takes over Odoo, SAP Business One and NetSuite systems implemented by others. The diagnosis documents the current configuration and risks so there is a clear baseline before any change.
The diagnosis is a fixed fee. The recovery is priced after it, in phases with a down payment per phase, so you only commit to the next step. Most recoveries cost a fraction of the original project because the licences and much of the configuration are reused.
Usually not. The aim is to make the system you already own work the way the business does. Training is on your own data and your own processes, by role.
Book a free scoping call. A senior consultant maps your workflows and gives you a clear, fixed-price plan, vendor-neutral and yours to keep whether you proceed or not.
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