Help deciding, not help buying
Each of these says plainly when the alternative is the better choice. If we only ever won, these pages would not be worth reading.
ERP pricing: Orus vs Zoho, Odoo, ERPNext and Tally
Published prices from each vendor's official pricing page, with the basis of every price and the date it was checked.
Custom software vs off-the-shelf
This decision is usually made on price and regretted on fit, or made on fit and regretted on price. The useful question is not which is better but which failure you can live with: paying for capability you do not use, or paying to work around capability you do not have.
Custom ERP vs SAP, Odoo and Zoho
Most Indian mid-market ERP decisions come down to these four. They fail in different ways: SAP on cost and complexity, Odoo on implementation partner quality, Zoho on depth once you outgrow it, and custom on execution risk. Here is how to tell which failure applies to you.
Custom CRM vs Zoho and Salesforce
Almost every CRM comparison ignores the only metric that matters: whether your salespeople actually update it. A CRM with perfect features and 30% adoption is worse than a spreadsheet, because you now trust numbers that are wrong.
Hiring in-house vs working with an agency
We are an agency, so read this with appropriate suspicion. We have also watched enough companies make this decision badly in both directions to have a fairly clear view of when each one is right — and in-house is right more often than agencies admit.
Tally vs custom inventory software
This is framed as a replacement decision and almost never is one. Tally is excellent at what it does, which is accounting. It records inventory as an accounting consequence, which is a different thing from operational stock control — and that distinction is where the frustration comes from.
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