Group structure and master data
A common operating model for branches, subsidiaries, legal entities and intercompany processes.
- multi-level holding structure
- shared reference data
- separated rights and consolidation
- intercompany operations
Working with companies in Kazakhstan and remotely.
Enterprise systems for holdings and branches
I design corporate systems for multi-level structures, high load, complex integrations, strict access control and auditable AI-assisted processes.
Holding
branches and legal entities
High throughput
scalable data platform
Security
SSO, MFA and audit
Integration
bus and API gateway
One platform for the holding, operations, finance and control.
Corporate finance and planning
Treasury, budgeting and liquidity control across accounts, currencies, entities and branches.
- payment factory
- budgets and limits
- cash-flow scenarios
- management consolidation
Corporate operations
Unified standards for project portfolios, procurement, warehouses, documents, assets and contractors.
- portfolio and resources
- centralised procurement
- distributed WMS
- corporate document flow
Integration, security and AI
A high-throughput platform that connects corporate systems and records every sensitive action.
- integration bus and API gateway
- SSO, MFA, SIEM and audit
- real-time corporate BI
- protected RAG and AI agents
What must be agreed before an Enterprise program starts.
First stage
We define the target architecture, system boundaries, ownership, security requirements, critical integrations and a controlled pilot perimeter.
What affects cost and duration
Legal entities and branches, availability and audit requirements, SSO and role models, integration landscape, data migration, environments and the release governance process.
What we need for an estimate
Architecture and security contacts, current system inventory, integration owners, regulatory constraints, target business processes and decision-making rules for the program.
Result and fit
You receive an approved architecture package, pilot scope, integration and migration plan, control model and rollout backlog. If one company-wide system is enough, company ERP is the more appropriate starting point.
Architecture, controls and handover are part of the system.
Target architecture
Business domains, master data, roles, modules, integration boundaries and scale requirements.
Access and audit
Role models, SSO, MFA, immutable action logs, incident visibility and security controls.
Data platform
Scalable storage, corporate reference data, APIs, monitoring and processing for high-volume scenarios.
Integrations
1C, Bitrix24, SAP, iiko, Directum, banks, EDI, WMS, industry systems, SSO and other sources through available APIs and standard mechanisms.
Corporate BI and AI
Consolidated KPIs, forecasts, corporate knowledge and controlled agent actions with human confirmation.
Handover
Source code, database, access, technical description, instructions, service procedures and roadmap.
03 — Process
Enterprise rollout starts with architecture and moves by controlled stages.
Diagnosis
Map entities, branches, processes, systems, users, regulations and constraints.
Architecture
Define domains, master data, security model, integration boundaries and target load.
Prototype
Prototype the priority process or pilot branch and agree on acceptance criteria.
Development
Build platform services, interfaces, data storage, reports and integrations by release.
Testing
Test roles, load, data migration, exchanges, audit and recovery scenarios.
Launch
Launch by wave, transfer documentation and establish monitoring, incidents and SLA.
If there is no holding scope yet, start with company ERP.
Company ERP covers departments, finance, operations, reporting and integrations with 1C, Bitrix24, SAP, iiko, Directum and other systems without enterprise-scale throughput, SSO and a multi-level holding layer.
Open ERPEnterprise system questions.
How is Enterprise different from company ERP?
Enterprise adds holding structures, horizontal scaling, shared master data, complex intercompany processes, SSO, extended audit and an integration platform.
Which systems can be connected?
Through available APIs and standard mechanisms: 1C, Bitrix24, SAP, iiko, Directum, banks, EDI, WMS, industry systems, SSO and other agreed sources. Licenses and paid APIs are separate.
Can the rollout be phased?
Yes. Start with the target architecture and one priority domain or pilot branch, then connect the remaining processes and entities by wave.
05 — Contact
Describe the Enterprise scope.
Include the group structure, user count, current systems, critical integrations, security requirements and the first domain to launch.