The M1 Advantage
Ditch the one-size-fits-all.
Get a manufacturing-specific ERP that adapts to your unique needs.
Manufacturers with M1 impacting their everyday lives and their bottom lines.
Of expertise in the manufacturing industry to deliver the best products built for your needs.
The One-Size-Fits-All Trap
Generic ERPs often lack the depth of functionality that your manufacturing business requires to manage specialized processes. Bridge those gaps with a solution uniquely tailored for you and your industry with M1 ERP.
Truly mixed-mode
ECI's M1 cloud-based ERP handles make-to-stock, make-to-order, and everything in between, providing the flexibility and scalability needed to adapt to your evolving business.
Data centralized
M1 provides comprehensive data access and analysis capabilities — from scheduling issues to inventory stock variances and why your profit margins aren't where they need to be. This empowers you to gain valuable insights and make more informed decisions. Find the areas that are holding your business back.
Direct sales to support
M1 is one of the only ERPs on the market that does not use resellers or third parties to implement or use outside consultants to help with support. This gives you control over everything from evaluating the fit to implementing it with the people who built the product.
Flex the software, not your business
M1 allows complete customization as it empowers you to adapt to your unique business needs with industry-specific functionality and the flexibility to integrate with other third parties, leading to a user-centric design that proves a sound investment.
Hear from our valued customer on why M1 was the perfect fit.
“We selected M1 mainly because it gave us the most bang for the buck, but it also seemed more user-friendly than the other systems we looked at and easy to customize.”
Let's dive into the weeds a bit
Why do I even need something like M1 or other systems on the market?
Can you answer the critical questions you need to in order to fully understand what is going on in business? Questions like:
How are my pricing strategies impacting profit?
Do my estimates reflect the true costs and margins needed?
Do I have enough materials for the jobs scheduled?
Are my machines actually producing to expectations?
If not, then you have 2 paths:
Hire more people and add work to your already maxed out employees to collect data to answer your questions.
→ Invest in a better foundation for your business that can always have those answers on hand, showing you the path to success.
How do I choose the right ERP system for my business?
Consider the following factors, and make sure the ERP you are evaluating is aligned with you every step of the way.
1. Your business needs
2. Size of your business
3. Your budget
4. Features or areas of the business you need help with
5. Ease of use you need
Want to hear more about M1?
See for yourself why manufacturers like your use M1