True Cost of an ERP

The licence price is a small part of what a system costs. Enter two offers and we work out what you’ll actually pay over three or five years, and when the one that costs more up front becomes the cheaper.

1Period and users
Comparison period
2The two systems
System ASystem B
Name
Licensing
Subscription per user SAR per month
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Base fee SAR per month
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Licence per user SAR, one-time
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Annual maintenance % of licence value
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One-time

Implementation and setup SAR
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Data migration SAR
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Training SAR
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Customisation and development SAR
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Your team’s time on the project SAR · Estimate: working days × cost per day
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Every year

Technical support SAR
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Hosting and servers SAR
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Add-on apps and integrations SAR · e.g. links to Fatoora or the bank
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Lowest cost

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    Cost in detail

    What we count

    1. Once

      What you pay once

      Implementation and setup, data migration, training and customisation, plus the time your team spends on the project. We add a margin, because these are the items that usually overrun.

    2. Yearly

      What recurs every year

      The per-user subscription or the maintenance on a perpetual licence, plus support, hosting and add-on apps, with user and price growth if you enter them.

    3. Break-even

      When the cheaper option changes

      The system that is cheaper at the start can become the more expensive over the years. We add up the cost year by year and tell you in which year the cheaper option changes.

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