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ERP Implementation & Business Consulting

Outgrowing spreadsheets, disconnected systems, or manual workarounds creates more friction than clarity. When reporting slows down and processes break across teams, the system becomes part of the problem instead of the solution.

Enterprise resource planning systems connect financials, operations, and reporting in one platform. Haynie works with businesses to implement and improve these systems with a focus on financial accuracy, operational efficiency, and long-term usability. Reach out to discuss what needs to change and where to start.

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How Haynie Leads ERP Implementations

ERP projects succeed when people, processes, and systems are addressed in the right order. Haynie follows a structured three-phase process that supports adoption, usability, and long-term value.

People Readiness

ERP implementations succeed or fail based on user adoption. This phase focuses on stakeholder alignment, role clarity, and practical training so teams understand how the system supports their day-to-day work.

Process Alignment

Existing business processes are reviewed and refined to remove inefficiencies and gaps. ERP workflows are aligned to real operating needs rather than forcing the business into a generic system design.

System Configuration

Once people and processes are aligned, the ERP system is configured to support reporting, controls, and operations. Data, integrations, and workflows are set up to match business requirements and support ongoing use.

Real ERP Experience, From the Inside

Most ERP consultants only know a system from the vendor side. Haynie brings a different vantage point: having actually run one inside a growing business.

  • Led by a dedicated ERP practice director, not folded into general consulting.
  • Hands-on experience, with Haynie’s consultants having managed ERP projects from inside organizations, not just as outside vendors.
  • Fluent across major platforms, including NetSuite, SAP Business ByDesign, Epicor Prophet 21, Acumatica, Sage Intacct, QuickBooks Enterprise, and Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP.
  • Backed by documented results, shown in our case studies below.
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ERP Implementation Services

From financial reporting to operational workflows, ERP projects touch every part of the business. Haynie’s services focus on aligning systems, financial reporting, and operational workflows so the ERP supports how the organization actually runs.

ERP system support that covers selection, implementation, and ongoing system performance.

  • ERP Selection and New System Implementation
  • ERP Health Checks and System Reviews
  • Data Cleanup and Migration
  • Ongoing Support and Optimization

ERP consulting focused on financial accuracy, reporting consistency, and internal oversight.

  • Financial Reporting and Close Process Support
  • Product and Service Costing
  • Budgeting and Forecasting
  • Internal Controls and Audit Readiness

Operational consulting designed to improve efficiency and visibility across core business cycles.

  • Operational Process Optimization
  • Supply Chain Strategy
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Client Success Highlights

  • Challenge: Outdated systems were blocking reliable reporting.
  • Solution: Guided ERP selection and implementation.
  • Result: Improved reporting, operational efficiency, and cost savings.
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  • Challenge: QuickBooks and spreadsheets couldn’t scale after a merger.
  • Solution: An ERP system built for compliance, real-time reporting, and data accuracy.
  • Result: Improved efficiency and GAAP compliance.
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  • Challenge: Poor connectivity across divisions and weak inventory controls.
  • Solution: Hands-on ERP implementation and tailored support.
  • Result: Streamlined processes and improved cross-functional operations.
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ERP Implementation FAQs

Yes. ERP systems are designed to connect finance, operations, and supply chain data in one place. When information flows through a shared system, teams spend less time reconciling numbers and more time working from the same data. This often leads to clearer communication and fewer process breakdowns.

No. ERP projects also involve process and workflow decisions that affect how work gets done every day. System changes often surface opportunities to improve approvals, reporting, and handoffs between teams. Treating ERP as a business project rather than a software install can produce better long-term results.

User adoption is a common concern during ERP projects. Training, role clarity, and realistic workflows play a major role in how well teams use the system after go-live. Addressing these areas early reduces frustration and supports consistent system use across departments.

Many organizations reach a point where spreadsheets or disconnected systems start slowing down reporting and creating manual work. Common signs include delayed closes, inconsistent data between departments, and limited visibility into operations. A conversation with a Haynie advisor can confirm whether an ERP system addresses those issues or if smaller changes make more sense first.

Accounting is central to how an ERP system is structured and used. Financial reporting, controls, and close processes are built directly into the system setup. CPA involvement aligns the ERP with real reporting requirements rather than treating finance as an afterthought.

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Turn Your ERP Into a Business Asset

When systems align with how the business operates, they create better visibility and stronger processes. ERP implementation and consulting moves organizations beyond workarounds and disconnected tools. Reach out to connect with a Haynie advisor and discuss what your system needs to support.

Snowline Packaging Distribution

About the Client

Snowline Packaging is a packaging distribution company serving the Utah market. It operates out of two warehouses in Salt Lake City and St. George. With approximately $15 million in annual sales, Snowline provides packaging, shipping, and janitorial products to many customers.

The Challenge

Snowline faced significant challenges due to an inadequate operating system installed 18 months earlier. The system failed to provide reliable financial reporting or support for day-to-day business operations. Recognizing the critical need for change, Snowline sought expert support to select and implement a new ERP system to serve the business better.

The Solution

Haynie & Company’s ERP/Business Consulting team stepped in to help Snowline evaluate multiple system alternatives and ultimately select the best solution to their needs. The Haynie team then led the system development and implementation process.

While implementation was complex, marked by resource constraints and turnover, the Haynie team remained committed to Snowline’s success. They provided critical support, stepping in during moments of staff transition to ensure business continuity and forward progress.

The Results

The impact of the new ERP system has been transformative:

  • Financial Reporting: Accuracy and confidence in reporting are stronger than ever.
  • Purchasing Tools: Better functionality has improved decision-making.
  • Sales Reporting: Enhanced visibility allows for improved performance tracking.
  • Operational Efficiencies: Reduced headcount in accounting and the warehouse, and improved inventory accuracy have led to cost savings and streamlined operations.

Snowline now believes it has only begun to tap into the system’s full potential.

The Experience

Although the process was not without stress and frustration, Snowline valued the Haynie team’s unwavering commitment to the project. What stood out most was their determination to see the implementation through to completion and to a point where Snowline could operate effectively on its own.

Final Thoughts

Snowline emphasizes embedding a dedicated system administrator within the business during ERP implementation. Relying too heavily on external consultants proved to be a challenge. Nonetheless, Snowline would recommend Haynie & Company to others—because of their dedication, care, and ability to guide businesses through even the most challenging transitions.

Nexus Solar

About the Client

The client is a professional sales organization providing engineering, project management, and product support for the electrical industry. With 70 employees across three offices in the western United States, the company generates close to $500 million in total sales. Their core services focus on sales-related activities, including engineering, and their customers are organizations involved in producing, transmitting, distributing, or utilizing power on a larger scale.

The Challenge

Following a merger in April 2022, the company quickly realized that its existing systems—QuickBooks and spreadsheets—were insufficient to run and scale the business. It needed a robust ERP system to consolidate operations, streamline reporting, and support financial compliance.

The Solution

Haynie assisted the client in consolidating accounting from two instances of QuickBooks Online and one of Sage BusinessWorks. They guided the company to resources for ASC606 compliance and collaborated with the client’s tax preparation firm. Despite the typical challenges of ERP implementation—length, cost, and complexity—Haynie maintained strong communication and support throughout the process, ensuring alignment and forward progress at every stage.

The Results

  • Financial Compliance: GAAP-compliant financials are now in place.
  • Reporting: Improved reporting provides real-time data visibility across the team.
  • Operational Efficiency: Streamlined systems have enhanced daily operations and decision-making.

The Experience

The client praised Ryan and the Haynie team for their communication, dedication, and persistence in solving challenges. Their proactive approach and commitment to solutions stood out as a critical factor in the project’s success.

Final Thoughts

The client emphasizes the importance of a supportive, engaged ERP consulting team. Their advice to others is that if you don’t hire Haynie, ensure you have a dedicated team guiding you throughout the entire journey. They highly recommend Ryan and his team for any ERP implementation.

Athlete Performance Solutions

About the Client

The client is a Nike licensee for footwear and apparel, and also owns a licensed western boot company. Operating primarily out of Kyle, TX, they are a medium-sized company with employees working remotely across the US, Europe, and Australia. Their core services include tertiary category sales for Nike—covering wholesale and direct sales, as well as brand and sports marketing. Typical customers are wholesale partners in the Sporting Goods and Team Sales industries.

The Challenge

The company faced significant challenges due to a lack of connectivity among divisions, limited controls around procurement and inventory management, and restricted access to key finance documents like invoicing. Certain critical functions—collections, global pricing, account terms—were being managed by the wrong departments, adding complexity and inefficiency. Rapid business growth made it increasingly difficult to manage operations using Excel alone and complicated future planning for inventory, revenue, and budgets.

The Solution

Haynie provided expert guidance on implementing NetSuite, teaching the team how to leverage the system while gaining a deep understanding of the company’s complex operations. Their approach focused on ensuring that ERP processes made sense and were fully applicable to the client’s business. From the start, the team built trust through a collaborative approach, demonstrating that they were invested in the client’s success. While implementation is ongoing, the company has already begun learning to streamline processes and improve cross-functional communication.

The Results

  • Cross-Functional Communication: The client recognized the need to communicate better internally, which is already improving workflow.
  • Process Efficiency: Initial work with the ERP has highlighted duplications and inefficiencies, setting the stage for process streamlining.
  • Operational Control: Once fully implemented, the ERP is expected to dramatically reduce manual processes and increase control over on-hand inventory.

The Experience

The client describes working with Ryan and the Haynie team as collaborative, fun, and highly supportive. The team’s passion, attention to detail, and investment in the client’s success have been particularly appreciated, fostering confidence and calmness during a complex ERP implementation.

Final Thoughts

The client advises other companies considering ERP implementation to be prepared for tough truths, but reassures that solutions exist on the other side. They would absolutely recommend Haynie and Ryan’s team for their expertise, collaborative approach, and dedication to client success.

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