At some point in every ERP project, someone says "we'll pick that up in phase two" — and the room nods, because it's the sentence that lets everyone stop arguing. Then you go live, orders go out, invoices go out, and that list quietly becomes something nobody talks about. This week Pete, Nirav and Emily try to work out what phase two actually is, why it so rarely happens, and whether it should be called phase two at all.
In this episode:
What actually lands in phase two — and what you get free just by being on a modern ERP
Why phase one never finishes when the MVP gets lost
Six reasons phase two dies: no date, no team, no appetite, and the people who leave
Book the audit, re-map the process, and let the business — not IT — drive it
What can't wait: cloud tax, native financials, barcoding, AP automation, and anything that touches transactions
Already on WMS or EDI? That's phase one, not phase two
No automation until the team can fly manually
Hosts: Peter Nicholson · Nirav Shah (AdCirrus ERP) · Emily Browning
No sponsors, no adverts. We were going to sort that out in phase two.
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