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From a cost center to a back office that pays for itself

Most small companies run on spreadsheets and a part-time accountant, or pay per user for a traditional ERP and a partner to run it. Here is what changes when agents do the work.

Spreadsheets + a part-time accountantTraditional business software (per-user fees + consultant)DeepERP
Month-end closeDay 15–25, often never reconciledDay 5–10 with a finance teamDay 0–1, agents do the work
People neededOwner + bookkeeper + accountant visitsFinance manager, 1–2 accountants, adminOwner 10 min/day + an accountant for filings
Bank reconciliationMonthly, manualWeekly, semi-manualHourly, 95 % automatic, explained
Overdue invoicesChased when rememberedMonthly statementsCollector follows up in chat, predicts payment
PayrollSpreadsheets, errors, lateSeparate payroll systemBuilt in, one tap to confirm
Several companiesEach company in its own file, combined by handA consolidation add-on and a consultantEntries between companies sent, accepted and posted inside DeepERP; combined results with differences flagged
ProjectsHours in a timesheet, margin worked out at the endA separate project module, per-user feesTasks, time, billing and margin on each project; unbilled work always in view
Sales pipelineA spreadsheet of leads, if anyA separate CRM to connectLeads, deals and follow-ups next to your invoices; a won deal becomes a customer in one step
PriceLow software cost, high people costPer-user fees + setup costsPer company, your whole team included — contact us for price
Where it livesOn laptopsYour own servers, or hostedOnline — sign up and go

Comparison is illustrative, based on how small and mid-sized companies typically run their back office.

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