These products share nouns and fight over them. Split finance, the line and the floor before you fund another "all-in-one".
MonkeyTech usually keeps a core ERP and builds the process the vendor cannot configure — then reconciles over APIs. Warehouse execution is a WMS. Shop-floor steps are MES. Pipeline and tickets are CRM. Custom software at /en/software/ is how those edges get built.
Orders and finance versus bins, barcodes and pickers. Integration, not a rename.
The line owns the step. The warehouse owns the location. Posting time is agreed first.
Internal software is priced by roles, documents and interfaces — not by buying a second ERP license.