No more hundreds of thousands of indexes. Discover the power of configurators. In a traditional ERP system, every product variant, even if it differs only in dimension, must have its own unique identification number, called an index. This approach, while simple, leads to absurdity in industries with high product variability. Imagine a massive warehouse containing 3,500 to 4,000 unique elements. In a standard system, each of these elements would need its own separate index. This means thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of entries to manage, which leads to chaos and makes the system inefficient. At Gardens-Software, we think differently. Our system does not create thousands of indexes, but one object that is fully configurable. Thanks to this, we can retain all product characteristics, regardless of its parameters. One product, an infinite number of variants.
Cloud vs on-premise. How Gardens-Software focuses on your independence. In today's world, AI is on everyone's lips, but we must remember that "the cloud" was the "buzzword" of recent years, and companies often yielded to pressure to switch to subscription-based solutions. But what if paying every month for something that is essentially never yours simply doesn't make sense? Gardens-Software supports a model where you pay once and the system is yours, which guarantees complete independence. You purchase not only the software but also the source code, allowing you to develop the system yourself.
Is your company too big for Excel? Today, many production companies face a surprising challenge. They grow, acquire new markets, and expand their operations by increasing production capacity, but their IT systems simply cannot keep up with the systemic support. Often, despite multi-million-dollar revenues, they still rely on a collection of disparate programs, with Excel beating in their heart – a tool that, while universal, at some point becomes a burden. The story we will tell today is not an exception but a rule, demonstrating that chaos in the system is a real threat to scalability and efficiency.
