Web-based ERP Systems
Modern ERP runs in the browser, deploys without local server, and integrates natively with Microsoft 365. We help SMBs select and operate web-based ERP — without selling the licenses ourselves, keeping the recommendation independent.
Quick answer
- What it is
- Modern ERP runs in the browser, deploys without local server, and integrates natively with Microsoft 365.
- What it covers
- Cloud-first · Mobile-ready · M365 Integrated · Power BI Layer
- How pricing is determined
- Based on the number of users and devices, server/location count and the agreed service scope. We produce a firm quote after a free preliminary assessment.
Cloud-first
No local server, no desktop install — browser access from anywhere.
Mobile-ready
Field sales, warehouse, executive views from phone/tablet.
M365 Integrated
Excel export, Outlook integration, Teams notifications, SharePoint docs.
Power BI Layer
Real-time dashboards on ERP data — sales, cash, stock.
Why web-based ERP
- No server to maintain — vendor runs the infrastructure, patches, backups.
- Always current — version updates happen on the vendor schedule, no upgrade projects.
- Geographic reach — branches, remote workers, field sales all on the same system.
- Microsoft 365 integration — Excel export, Teams notifications, SharePoint document attachment, Power BI dashboards.
- Mobile-ready — warehouse scanning, field sales, executive dashboards from phone.
Vendor landscape in Türkiye
Major web-based or web-capable ERPs deployed in Türkiye:
- Logo Tiger 3 Enterprise (web client), Logo Netsis (web)
- Mikro Fly, Mikro Run
- Nebim V3 (retail, fashion)
- SAP Business One Web Client
- Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central — fully cloud-native
- Birasyo (Turkish SaaS ERP, mid-market focus)
Frequently Asked Questions
No — we are not an ERP reseller. Our role is customer-side consulting: vendor selection, requirements analysis, implementation oversight, integration with M365 / reporting. Licenses are purchased directly from the ERP vendor or their authorized partner.
For new deployments, cloud ERP is usually the better choice — no server to maintain, always current, geographic flexibility. On-premise ERP remains relevant when very specific customization, local data residency, or existing infrastructure investment requires it.
From legacy on-premise to web-based: 4-8 months typical for SMB. From spreadsheet/manual to first ERP: 3-5 months. Multi-entity or multi-currency: extends.
Turkish e-fatura, e-irsaliye, e-defter, ETGB mandates apply regardless of cloud/on-premise. Major ERPs have certified GİB integrator connections. We verify the integrator and KVKK posture in the contract.
How Xen Bilişim delivers Web-based ERP Systems
- 1. Discovery: Stakeholder interviews, current-state inventory, compliance review and risk mapping; deliverable: written discovery report.
- 2. Plan: Target architecture, SKU/licence selection, migration plan and SLA scope documented; quote signed.
- 3. Implement: Phased rollout with pilot → full deployment; user training and runbook delivered; KVKK/ISO compliance evidence collected.
- 4. Operate: Continuous monitoring, quarterly health-checks, incident response and roadmap reviews — under MSP retainer or project-end transfer.
Typical end-to-end timeline: 4-6 weeks (varies by scope).