Maxxum ERP Solutions is a small software house disrupting the manufacturing landscape with its unique technology. The company uses a common-sense approach to software that provides a clear alternative to overcomplicated and overpriced Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems. They are a privately held, female owned company with no debt maintaining low-overhead.

Focusing on customer relationships and support, Maxxum ERP Solutions works with organizations to streamline their business process with the assistance of technology. With over 25 years of experience, they offer a large number of ERP implementations and upgrades that can be customized to specific client needs for all phases of the process. “Forming long-term customer relationships based on trust and support is our goal as we offer solutions to create the ideal ERP system with the tools needed to compete and prosper in the competitive manufacturing and distribution arena,” says Lisa Miller Day, CEO. The company strives to maintain a continual dialogue with their customer base in the development environment to keep evolving their Maxx ERP platform.

Maxx ERP has a sophisticated integrated Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) process that facilitates the management of high volume transactions in a short period of time. As data comes in, the system automatically creates the required sales orders from the electronic purchase orders generated by their customers. Maxx ERP then sends out invoices, and advance ship notices when the orders are filled. This dramatically reduces the amount of staff an organization requires to handle the incoming orders and process the outgoing information required by their customers.

On the Material Requirements Planning (MRP) side, Maxx ERP incorporates a regenerative MRP process with an unlimited bill of materials that also allows for phantomization of sub-assemblies at any level within the bill. Lisa explains, “Basically, this is run as a daily process for our customers, allowing them to see the full scope of their material requirements and anticipated replenishments giving them the option to automatically create computer planned purchase orders and manufacturing orders based on demand.”