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Genius ERP merges simplicity with quality by providing a tool kit to track documents, defects, inventory, inspections and more. Go beyond manufacturing products, create quality and value to your customers and partners.

Only 8 percent of manufacturers with a full-scope ERP use the scheduling system that comes with their software. Discover Smart Scheduling, a better way for high-mix, low-volume manufacturers to schedule their shop floor.

The truth is that ERP adoption, learning, and knowledge does not end at the implementation stage. If you want to master your ERP (and use it like a boss!) you must continue to learn, improve, and align all of your processes within your ERP.

L’école des Métiers en Aéronautique de Montréal (ÉMAM) has chosen Genius ERP's Academic Program to help train the next generation of specialized workers on the tools they will use in a working manufacturing environment.

Learn how Genius ERP will connect your team, create complete visibility throughout your organization, and help you to make better, more informed decisions. All manufacturers need to have 4.0 solutions, and we will show you how Genius ERP is a critical component of Manufacturing 4.0 in your shop.

Watch this webinar to learn everything you need to know about the ERP implementation process (but were afraid to ask)! Even if you don’t have any urgent questions, listen in on what companies like yours want to know—and learn insider tips from our expert.

ERP and CRM software are valuable tools that every manufacturer needs. While both will increase the overall profitability of your business, CRM software helps you manage your customers, whereas ERP software helps you streamline all of your business processes.

An ERP will give production managers all the tools they need to plan, execute, and complete complex manufacturing jobs.

With hundreds, if not thousands, of different types of ERP systems on the market, it’s hard to know which system is right for your business. Different tiers, target markets, and feature sets can make the selection process overwhelming—and make it difficult to know where to start.

Choosing an ERP is a major decision. This worksheet and checklist go with our ERP Selection eBook, The exercises are straightforward, and meant to get you thinking about your priorities and goals before diving into our proven ERP selection process.

Choosing an ERP is a major decision. This worksheet and checklist go with our ERP Selection eBook, The exercises are straightforward, and meant to get you thinking about your priorities and goals before diving into our proven ERP selection process.

Choosing an ERP is a major decision. As many as 80 percent of companies fail to fully implement an ERP after purchase. Get our insider tips for picking the right ERP system for you, including how to identify your exact software needs.

Your sales team will benefit from the integration, organization, and tools an ERP provides — but most importantly, it will help your salespeople close more deals.

An ERP makes purchasing easier for manufacturers by automating everyday purchasing tasks and providing accurate real-time data to ensure that you always have the right amount of stock on hand.

An ERP helps CEOs and senior executives make better strategic business decisions by supplying them with comprehensive, timely, and reliable internal data.

Engineers need an ERP system that has their unique needs in mind, including creating and managing Bills of Materials (BOMs), routing steps, and work instructions. Engineers also need an ERP that allows for the seamless integration of a CAD system with the ERP. 

Accountants will benefit from an ERP by using integrated data to streamline all of their accounting processes.

ERPs are indispensable to manufacturing companies. They are the industry gold standard for a reason — nothing streamlines business processes, provides accurate real-time data, and reduces costs better than an ERP system.on.