Platform selection follows the technology assessment. Advait weighs regulatory complexity, entity count, existing integration landscape, budget, and growth trajectory. We hold no vendor preference — the recommendation carries only the rationale the business case supports. Where both platforms serve different divisions, we design the architecture that connects them.

Yes. For organisations running both platforms, Advait provides unified AMS under one commercial model. One team, one SLA, one point of accountability. No contradictions between separate vendors on the same data.

On SAP, Advait is independent — we hold no reseller or preferred partner relationship, which means our recommendations carry no vendor incentive. On Odoo, we hold Gold Partner status, with functional and technical certification across the suite applied with sector judgement.

Yes. We begin with a forensic assessment of the structural conditions that caused the failure, not the presenting symptoms. We have completed programmes others abandoned — including the $2B pharma brownfield rescue in our Work section.

A standard single-entity Odoo implementation reaches first go-live in 8–12 weeks. An SAP S/4HANA greenfield for a mid-market scope runs 12–18 months. Complex multi-entity programmes on either platform run to scope, not to a generic estimate. Timelines are fixed at scope definition and do not adjust as the engagement progresses.