Industry: Manufacturing
Modernize ERP and supply chain systems without slowing production.
Manufacturers depend on ERP, quality and supply chain platforms that connect every plant and supplier. Cutover plans the IT migration, keeps it separate from plant-floor control systems, and sequences each move around production schedules.
Where manufacturing migrations get stuck
Custom ERP extensions
Years of custom code sit on top of standard ERP. Cutover inventories the extensions and marks the ones to keep, change or retire.
Plant and IT boundaries
Connections between IT and plant systems need clear ownership. Cutover maps each one so the boundary is agreed before work starts.
Supplier integrations
EDI and portal feeds with suppliers break quietly. Cutover traces every feed and its message formats.
What Cutover produces
- Inventory of ERP, quality, MES-adjacent and supply chain applications
- IT and plant boundary map with each interface classified
- Phased cutover plan around production and shipping schedules
- Terraform for the target, with network segmentation
- Signed report with rollback steps for each phase
Typical scope
| Workload | Common approach |
|---|---|
| ERP | Phased move by plant or business unit |
| Quality management | Re-platform with record-level validation |
| Supplier portal | Re-platform, then move feeds |
| Reporting | Move data first, re-point reports |
Built for manufacturing operations
IT scope only
Cutover plans enterprise IT systems. Plant-floor and safety control systems stay out of scope.
Production-aware scheduling
Cutovers avoid production runs and shipping peaks, with approvals to override.
Approval and rollback
Each phase has a named approver and a documented way back.
Plan the move around your production calendar.
Try the demo to see how a plan is built and approved.