ERP troubleshooting
Work through blocked users, transaction questions, report mismatches, data issues, and process confusion.
Business IntuitionERP | DATA | INTEGRATION
Business IntuitionERP | DATA | INTEGRATION
Service
We resolve the immediate issue, explain the cause, and make sure it doesn’t keep coming back.
Perspective
ERP support matters most when a problem interrupts real work: orders cannot move, a report is questioned, a user is blocked, an integration missed records, or month-end exposed a data issue. The first job is to help the team recover without making the system harder to support.
The work traces the transaction, report, form, SQL, integration log, business rule, and user path behind the issue. That creates a better answer than simply closing a ticket. Users understand what happened, leadership sees whether the issue is isolated, and the technical fix has context.
Good support also identifies repeat issues. If the same problem keeps returning, it may need a report correction, training note, process change, integration monitor, CloudConnect workflow, or small application enhancement. That is how support becomes a source of operational improvement instead of a permanent backlog.
Support should resolve the immediate issue while documenting the cause, the fix, and whether the problem should become a permanent improvement.
Work through blocked users, transaction questions, report mismatches, data issues, and process confusion.
Review SQL, SSRS, DataViews, exports, imports, scheduled jobs, APIs, and CloudConnect workflows.
Turn repeated support topics into training, monitoring, workflow changes, reports, or automation proposals.
Support is most valuable when it reduces disruption, improves user confidence, and prevents the same problem from consuming time again.
Help users understand what happened in orders, purchasing, jobs, inventory, shipping, invoicing, service, and finance.
Fix broken reports, validate calculations, review SQL, and explain where numbers are coming from.
Investigate missing records, timing problems, file issues, API behavior, scheduled jobs, and external system handoffs.
Group recurring tickets and use them to identify training gaps, workflow risks, monitoring needs, and automation candidates.