Clairvient is a second skin over the ERP you already own. It reads across your systems into one canonical data model, puts best-of-breed dashboards and BI on top of validated numbers, ranks what needs attention by business impact, and gives your team visual integration modules instead of scripts. And because the data is already mapped and clean, it's the safest preparation for an ERP migration you can buy — without replacing anything.
Most mid-market manufacturers run systems they can't afford to replace and can't afford to fly blind on. Clairvient is built for exactly that position.
Sales, procurement and on-time delivery, inventory, work orders and production, financials — a canonical model across every operational domain, with definitions written into each tile and drill-to-source on every number.
Connect & Reconcile shows every feed — what ran, what was rejected, why. MDM-Sync puts PLM and ERP master data side by side with approve-and-sync. InControl puts shop-floor workflows on a screen built for the job.
The cleansed, mapped canonical model is the migration package. Run the old and new ERP side by side with full reporting continuity, because the dashboards read canonical, not the source. Management never goes blind during cutover.
Every dashboard vendor demos beautifully on their own dataset. The question is what happens on yours, on the Monday your controller pulls up the margin tile and compares it to the GL.
So the validation protocol is the product. Every measure is tied to the source system for at least three known test cases before it's turned on. Definitions are written into the tile. Alerts are fired against known-true data in both directions. The person who built it is never the person who signs it off. And any number, anywhere, drills to the transactions that produced it.
This is the same discipline we've used on every reconciliation for thirty years — the Oracle migration extracts, the French e-invoicing mandate, the forge shop whose scrap numbers disagreed with its legacy system. It just runs continuously now.
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A fixed-scope operational audit, or a single dashboard pack — procurement, sales, inventory — built on a read-only extract of your real data and validated before you see it.
The ranked exception list your managers open before their first coffee. This is where the "We didn't know that" moments happen, and where the case for the next module makes itself.
More domains, integration modules, shop-floor screens. Or, with the model already clean and mapped, the migration you'd been dreading becomes a controlled, reported cutover.
Tell us which system you're on and the one report or exception list you wish you had every morning. That's usually where the first dashboard pack starts.
You'll get a straight answer and a tight scope. If we can't help, we'll tell you that too — and usually who can.
