ERP Built for U.S. Mid-Market Operations
Odoo, NetSuite migrations and custom ERP for U.S. companies tired of paying SAP-tier licensing for systems their teams won't use.
U.S. mid-market companies sit in an ERP no-man's-land. QuickBooks broke at $20M revenue. NetSuite quotes look like a second mortgage. SAP wants you to commit to a five-year transformation. Meanwhile your operations team is rebuilding the same Excel reports every month-end while your CFO can't get a clean cash position by Friday close.
Buraq deploys production-grade Odoo and custom ERP for U.S. companies between $10M and $250M revenue. We handle the full lifecycle: business process mapping, U.S. tax and Avalara integration, ACH and credit card reconciliation, payroll integration with Gusto or ADP, and the change management that determines whether your team actually adopts the system after go-live.
What teams in United States are up against
QuickBooks Online buckling under multi-entity, multi-currency or inventory complexity.
NetSuite quotes that triple every renewal cycle and require certified consultants for every change.
Sales tax nexus exposure across 30+ states with no automated calculation in your current stack.
Spreadsheet-driven close processes consuming the first week of every month for the entire finance team.
Acquired entities running disconnected systems your CFO has to consolidate by hand.
Where we deliver across United States
Built for United States regulatory requirements
U.S. GAAP-aligned chart of accounts and revenue recognition (ASC 606).
Avalara, TaxJar or Vertex integration for automated multi-state sales tax compliance.
SOC 2 hosting environments for ERP installations handling PII or financial data.
1099 and W-2 reporting workflows tied directly to your accounts payable and payroll systems.
Outcomes for United States teams
Cut ERP licensing by 60–80%
Odoo's open-source core plus our implementation typically lands at 20–40% of comparable NetSuite or SAP Business One total cost of ownership over five years.
Close the books in 3 days, not 3 weeks
Automated bank reconciliation, real-time inventory valuation, and intercompany eliminations turn month-end from a fire drill into a checklist.
One source of truth across entities
Multi-company, multi-currency and consolidated reporting out of the box. Acquire a new entity Friday, see consolidated financials Monday.
Adoption that actually sticks
Role-based training, U.S.-customized SOPs, and a hyper-care period after go-live so the system gets used instead of worked around.
ERP without the implementation horror story
Most U.S. mid-market companies have heard at least one ERP horror story — a six-figure implementation that ran two years late, a Big Four consulting bill that exceeded the software cost, or a go-live that ground operations to a halt. We design our engagements specifically to avoid those failure modes.
We start with a fixed-fee discovery sprint that produces a written process map, a configuration plan, and a milestone-based budget you can take to your CFO. From there we deliver in phased modules — finance and accounting first, then operations, then advanced workflows — so business value lands every 6–10 weeks rather than at some distant go-live date.
Built for U.S. tax and reporting realities
Sales tax nexus, 1099 reporting, multi-state payroll, ACH origination, and revenue recognition under ASC 606 — these are the practical realities that determine whether your ERP implementation succeeds or becomes shelfware. We design every U.S. deployment with these workflows engineered in, not added later.
We integrate with the U.S. fintech stack your team already uses: Avalara, Stripe, Plaid, Bill.com, Ramp, Brex, Gusto, ADP, Shopify, Amazon Seller Central, and the major 3PLs. Your ERP becomes the source of truth without forcing your operations team to abandon the tools they've standardized on.
Technologies we deploy in United States
United States questions, answered
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Stop paying SAP prices for QuickBooks workflows
Book a 45-minute ERP scoping call with a U.S. implementation lead. We'll walk through your current stack and produce a written recommendation within 5 business days.