How Do We FIX It?

There's no universal playbook for fixing technology problems. A Zoho adoption failure needs a different intervention than a mainframe that's become untouchable. Below is how GBT approaches each service line specifically, not generically.

Implementation & Alignment

01

Process Discovery & Workflow Mapping

We sit with your sales, ops, and finance teams before touching any configuration. The CRM that nobody uses wasn't built for how your team actually sells — We map that first, including the exceptions, the approval layers, and the shortcuts. The system gets designed around your process, not a template.

02

Zoho Implementation & System Integration

Pipelines, stage definitions, approval flows, and automation rebuilt to match what we mapped. Books configured to your billing structure, not the default one. Integrations between CRM, Inventory, Books, and Desk wired to your data so finance stops reconciling orders in a separate spreadsheet.

03

User Adoption & Continuous Alignment

Role-specific training on live data, not demo accounts. We run walkthrough sessions by function until each team can work inside Zoho independently. Then two months of post-go-live check-ins to catch drift before it becomes a habit. Your team works inside the system, not around it.

Modernization

01

Legacy System Assessment & Dependency Analysis

Nothing moves until we know exactly what we're dealing with. Every program, job, interface, and dependency gets documented, including the ones no one has touched in a decade. If the system is holding institutional knowledge hostage, we surface it here before it becomes a migration problem later.

02

Modernization, Migration & Decommission Planning

We build a phased plan with the mainframe running in parallel throughout. No big-bang cutover. What migrates first, what gets rebuilt, and what gets decommissioned is decided deliberately with operational continuity as the constraint, not speed. Every phase has a documented rollback.

03

Execution, Transition & Operational Continuity

Migration runs. Data gets archived. Documentation is written not as an afterthought, but as a deliverable. Knowledge transfers to your internal team. When we're done, the dependency on two retired contractors is gone, and the business owns its own infrastructure again.

Transformation

01

Business Process & Gap Analysis

Week one is an audit. We assess what's live in SAP B1, what's broken, and what was never completed. You get a prioritised action list — gaps ranked by business impact, not technical complexity. Leadership stops making decisions on week-old data because we've found where the reporting chain broke.

02

SAP Integration, Optimization & Automation

Critical fixes first. If production needs cost-centre-level reporting, we build it in SAP, not Excel. If procurement approvals are happening outside the system, we bring them in. Every configuration maps to how your business actually operates, not how the implementation guide assumed it would.

03

Cross-Team Adoption & Workflow Alignment

SAP only works when every department that touches it works through it. We run cross-functional sessions across production, procurement, finance, and leadership until the system is genuinely owned internally and enhancement requests don't sit in a backlog for months.

Development

01

Workflow Mapping & Scope Lock

We map the exact gap — what the ERP misses, what spreadsheets are compensating for, and what a working system needs to handle. The paper mill's problem wasn't data storage; it was the matching logic. We define that precisely before a line of code is written. Scope locked. No surprises.

02

Sprint-Based Build

Two-week sprints with working software at every checkpoint — not just at the end. You see the product take shape and can redirect before investment compounds in the wrong direction. Every sprint ends with something you can test on real data, not a progress report.

03

Deploy, Document & Hand Over

Your environment. Your codebase. Full documentation written for the people who will maintain it, not the people who built it. We don't hold the keys. Your team gets trained on the actual system with your actual data, and the 8-hour planning shift becomes a 20-minute task.

What All Four Have In Common

1

Build

We start by understanding how your business actually operates — not just how it was documented. Systems, workflows, approvals, dependencies, and team behavior are mapped together to identify where friction, duplication, and breakdowns exist before changes are made.

2

Optimize

Once the foundation is clear, we redesign and implement workflows, systems, and integrations around how the business needs to run. Execution happens in visible stages with accountability, operational checkpoints, and continuous alignment between technology and real-world usage.

3

Run

Go-live is where operational reliability begins. We support adoption, stabilize workflows, train teams using live business scenarios, and remain involved while the system embeds into day-to-day operations — ensuring the business can run independently with confidence.

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Tell us which system isn't working the way it should. We'll review it and come back with a written assessment — no pitch call.

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