Custom ERPs (Enterprise Resource Planning) and integrations refer to tailored software solutions that are designed and developed to meet specific business needs and requirements. Custom ERPs are typically built from the ground up to address a company’s unique processes, workflows, and data management needs, while integrations allow different software systems to communicate and share data seamlessly. Custom ERPs can be developed for a range of business functions, such as accounting, supply chain management, customer relationship management (CRM), human resources, and more. These solutions can include features like customized dashboards, automated workflows, specialized reporting tools, and advanced analytics capabilities. Custom ERPs are often more efficient and effective than off-the-shelf ERP systems, as they are specifically tailored to the company’s unique business needs. Integrations, on the other hand, refer to the process of connecting different software systems to enable data sharing and communication. For example, a company might integrate their CRM system with their accounting software, so that sales data can be automatically transferred and recorded in the company’s financial records. Integrations can be complex and require specialized expertise to ensure that different systems are properly connected, and that data is being shared accurately and securely.