Map what runs the business.
List your systems, entities, users, banking, payroll locations, volumes and specialist requirements. Identify the workflows that must work on day one.
Bring the workflows you have outgrown. Evaluate KIVU against your own transactions, reports and service needs before you commit to a migration.
Request a migration review ↗The opportunity is a connected operating routine: fewer places to re-enter data, clearer exception ownership and a team to help with the agreed work.
List your systems, entities, users, banking, payroll locations, volumes and specialist requirements. Identify the workflows that must work on day one.
Follow a purchase, an invoice, a receipt, a pay run and a management report. Test exceptions, access permissions and the accounting impact.
Define customer and supplier records, account mappings, opening balances, open documents and required history. Identify cleanup and interfaces before cutover.
Agree acceptance checks for balances, open AR/AP, inventory and payroll where applicable. Train the team, confirm ownership and set a cutover and fallback plan.
Modules, full users, employee access, entities, usage allowances and country coverage.
Data scope, account mapping, configuration, validation, training, milestones and dependencies.
Named responsibilities, deliverables, service hours, response arrangements and work outside scope.
Enter your own costs and a KIVU quote. This planning estimate does not assume a KIVU price or promise savings. Include only work you expect the proposed service scope to replace.