ERP team roles
Hire ERP Team Roles: Developer, Project Manager and QA Engineer
Add one role from a pre-matched ERP team, a developer, a project manager or a QA engineer, already used to working together.
What each service covers
ERP Team Developer
Add a developer who builds customizations and integrations from a documented process map, as part of a pre-matched ERP team already used to working together.
Project Manager
Hire a dedicated project manager who leads a pre-assembled ERP team of a functional consultant, developer and QA engineer, keeping your rollout on schedule.
QA Engineer
Hire a dedicated QA engineer who validates ERP customizations against the functional consultant's process map, as part of a pre-assembled four-role team.
Explore this group
- Hire a Dedicated ERP Team Developer
Add a developer who builds customizations and integrations from a documented process map, as part of a pre-matched ERP team already used to working together.
- Hire a Dedicated ERP Team Project Manager
Hire a dedicated project manager who leads a pre-assembled ERP team of a functional consultant, developer and QA engineer, keeping your rollout on schedule.
- Hire a Dedicated ERP Team QA Engineer
Hire a dedicated QA engineer who validates ERP customizations against the functional consultant's process map, as part of a pre-assembled four-role team.
Common questions
What does the ERP team developer do?
They build customizations, integrations, and custom reports on top of the ERP platform, working from the process map and configuration notes the functional consultant on the same team has already documented.
What is the ERP Team package?
It is a pre-assembled group of four roles who work together on your ERP rollout: a project manager, a functional consultant, a developer and a QA engineer. This page covers the project manager, who leads the group.
What does the ERP team QA engineer do?
They test module configuration and custom builds against the functional consultant's documented process map, run regression checks after every change, and report defects directly to the developer on the same team.