SAP to open-stack ERP migration
Manufacturer, 500+ employees. Phased migration off SAP ERP onto an open stack with custom modules — run in stages while the plant kept working.
- 0 downtime
- 8 mo migration
- −40% on licences
Outsourcing fails in the same place every time: the vendor delivers tasks and the client keeps owning the outcome. We take the outcome — scope, date, quality bar and the release.
What we can show you
Every outsourcing model differs in one place: whether the outcome is yours to manage or ours to deliver. Price follows that, not the other way round.
Outsourcing means handing over an outcome, not a task list. The scope, the date and the quality bar go into a statement of work with acceptance criteria, and the vendor owns delivery against them. If what you actually want is extra hands under your own manager, that is staff augmentation and it is priced differently.
The failure mode is always the same: a vendor that reports tasks completed while nobody owns whether the thing works. That is why our contract carries acceptance criteria and a named lead who answers inside your working day — and why we publish the rates behind the number.
When there is no in-house development team, or it is busy with something that matters more; when the work has boundaries that can be written down; when you want a predictable budget more than daily control. It is the wrong model when the product is your core know-how and cannot leave the building, or when requirements live only in someone's head.

Price
From $7,990
Timeline
3 weeks to first release
Payment
50/50 by milestone
The models differ in who manages the work and who is accountable for the result. Pick by that, not by the hourly rate.
Four mechanisms, all of them in the contract rather than in a sales deck.
The statement of work says what is included and what is not. Most disputes in this industry come from the second list being absent.
Change requests are priced separately and never applied silently.
Each milestone has written criteria agreed in advance, so «done» is a check rather than an opinion. Payment follows acceptance: 50/50 by milestone.
A demo of running software every week, not a status report. Your repository, your CI, your cloud from the first commit — see how we work.
A named lead answers inside your working day; Belgrade overlaps US East by four to six hours.
Documentation, runbook and a handover call are part of delivery, not an upsell. IP is assigned at delivery with a documented chain of title.
If you leave, you take a system another team can run — that is the point of the model.
Four things we can prove, rather than four adjectives.

Rates $28–55 by role and fixed packages are on the site. You compare us before the call instead of after three meetings.

A senior engineer who did not write the code reviews it — including code an AI drafted. That review is inside the price, not an upsell.

Code, infrastructure as code and design sources live in your accounts from day one. Nothing is held as leverage at renewal time.

Design, development, QA and DevOps under one European contract, so nobody spends your budget on coordination between three vendors.
Industries
The model is the same everywhere; the domain decides the integrations, the compliance questions and who signs off acceptance.
Seven answers that usually replace a discovery call.
Handing over an outcome rather than a task list: scope, date and quality bar are contractual, and the vendor owns delivery against acceptance criteria.
Augmentation when you already have a manager and a backlog; outsourcing when you want the result without the management overhead. We offer both and will say which fits after the first call.
A weekly demo of working software, acceptance criteria written before the sprint, your repository from commit one, and a named lead who answers inside your working day.
It gets its own quote. Fixed price covers what the statement of work describes; nothing is added silently in either direction.
NDA before the first call, IP assigned at delivery with a documented chain of title, and your accounts holding the code and infrastructure throughout.
Belgrade headquarters, distributed across Europe. Exact delivery locations are disclosed under NDA before you sign — we do not market a geography we do not have.
Documentation, runbook and a handover call are part of delivery. You leave with a system another team can run, which is the only honest definition of no hostages.
Manufacturer, 500+ employees. Phased migration off SAP ERP onto an open stack with custom modules — run in stages while the plant kept working.
Deciding between outsourcing, a dedicated team and augmentation?
Describe the task and who is available on your side. You get a recommendation on the model — including «keep it in-house» when that is the honest answer — and a fixed quote for the first milestone.
Tell us what you need — we'll suggest the format and the timeline. We normally reply within one business day.
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