ERP, implemented by people you can name

Your whole business on one system — without paying like a multinational.

2Wombats implements the Xintesys ERP, paired with the new Xintesys-Connect framework for work that crosses company lines. For some clients it replaces SAP, NetSuite or Dynamics NAV. For others it’s the first real system after years of Excel. We handle the fit, the data migration and the support; you keep running the business.

  • 20+ modules on one database
  • Pay only for the modules you use
  • Cloud or on-premise
  • Implemented and supported from Singapore

Two starting points

Where you’re coming from shapes everything.

Leaving a big platform

On SAP, NetSuite or Dynamics — and using a tenth of it?

The renewals keep arriving, the consultants keep billing, and half the modules have never been opened. Xintesys covers the transactions a mid-sized company actually runs — quotations, orders, stock, payroll, the ledger — and leaves out the machinery built for conglomerates.

We move your history across, opening balances included, while you keep working on the old system until the new one has earned your trust.

Leaving spreadsheets

Running on Excel, and Excel has started running you?

Versions multiply. Two reports disagree and nobody knows which one to believe. Month-end takes a week. There’s no shame in any of that — a spreadsheet was the right tool until roughly last year.

We switch on a small set of modules first — often just quotations, invoicing and inventory — and load your existing spreadsheets as the opening data. Everything else waits until it would pay for itself.

More on both paths, and on who we turn away →

The core idea

A paper trail that writes itself.

A quotation becomes a sales order. The order becomes a delivery note, the delivery becomes an invoice, and the invoice posts to the ledger on its own. Nobody retypes a line — which is why the sales figures and the accounts stop telling two different stories.

Quotation to sales order to delivery note to invoice to ledger, each created from the one before it Quotation priced from real costing Sales order no retyping Delivery note stock updates itself Invoice posts to receivables The ledger books stay current
One entry at the start; every step after it is a conversion, not a copy.
Why this matters at month-end. When every document is born from the previous one, reconciliation stops being a job. The number on the invoice is the number in the ledger because it is, literally, the same number.

Working with us

How an engagement actually runs.

  1. Tell us your situation

    A short written request — what you run on now, what hurts, what better would look like. Bullet points are fine. We usually reply within two business days.

  2. Get a straight answer

    A feasibility view, indicative timeframes and cost ranges, in plain language. If we’re not the right fit, we say so — and point you somewhere better when we can.

  3. Configuration and migration

    Pipelines, approval chains, cost components and report layouts are shaped around how you already work. Your history comes across with you — from an old ERP or from spreadsheets.

  4. Go live, then stay reachable

    The people who set your system up are the people who answer when something needs attention. There is no partner network to get lost in.

Why a small firm

What you get from us that a big vendor can’t offer.

The scoping people are the delivery people

Nobody hands your project down a chain. Whoever assesses your request is accountable for what gets built, and reachable after it ships.

We turn work away

The feasibility review exists so we only take on systems we can deliver well. A polite no early is cheaper for everyone than a heroic rescue later.

Awkward workflows are our comfort zone

Since 2015 we’ve built workflows that cross company lines — customers, vendors and internal teams approving, handing off and leaving an audit trail. The Xintesys-Connect framework exists for exactly this. If your business does things an unusual way, good.

The software underneath is Xintesys, a modular ERP built and maintained in Singapore since 2009 — joined by Xintesys-Connect, the newer framework for workflows that involve people outside your company. We implement both, shape them to your business, and support you on them.

Show us how you run things now.

An old ERP, a wall of spreadsheets, or a mix of both — describe it in a few sentences and we’ll tell you what moving to one system would involve.

Request a feasibility review

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