Sound familiar?
- Order entryA customer emails a PO. Someone re-types it into the ERP, line by line, every day.
- QuotingQuotes live in one person's spreadsheet. The ERP finds out later, if the numbers match.
- Shop floorTravelers come back from the floor on paper. Someone keys them in at 4:30.
- InventoryThe system says 40 on the shelf. The shelf says 12. Nobody trusts either number.
Each one costs hours every week plus a steady error rate, and both of those can be measured and fixed.
Put a number on it
Double entry hides inside payroll, so nobody prices it. Rough math for your shop:
When we quote a fix, we price it against this number. One fixed price, told to you before anything starts, and no hourly meter.
What we build
Order-entry bridges
Emailed POs and PDFs land in your ERP as clean orders instead of a typing job for whoever's at the desk.
Quoting engines
Your estimating logic in a tool anyone can run. The numbers it spits out match the ERP.
Ops dashboards
Today's jobs, lates, and bottlenecks on one screen, pulled straight from the systems you already have.
ERP glue
The connections your vendors said were possible: shipping, accounting, inventory, labels. We actually build them.
Document processing
Packing slips, certs, and job paperwork get captured and filed where people can find them, without anyone retyping a line.
Everything runs on your systems and keeps working without us.
Teardown to cutover
Teardown
Walk me through how one order actually moves through your shop. We map every point where someone re-types what a system already knows, and what that costs.
One-page proposal
One option, built on your numbers from the teardown, one fixed price. If it doesn't clearly pay for itself, I'll say so and leave.
Build
Against copies of your data, never your live system. You see it working before anything changes on the floor.
Parallel run, then cutover
Like a loop check before commissioning: the new tool runs alongside your current process until every number matches and your team trusts it. Then we switch, and you get the code, the docs, and the keys.
Who this is for
✓ A fit
Manufacturers, fabricators, and industrial distributors in the GTA and Southern Ontario. Twenty to two hundred people. Running a real ERP, or a serious spreadsheet operation held together by two people who can never take vacation at the same time.
✗ Not a fit
Big-bang ERP replacements, off-the-shelf software resold with a markup, or projects that need a flashy demo more than a working tool. We make what you already run work together.
Systems we commonly connect
Start with a teardown
Loopcheck Systems is run by Soham, based in Toronto with a background in software and systems. You deal directly with the person doing the work. No account managers, and a first reply within a business day.
Tell me the one thing your team re-types most. That's usually where we start.