No. V5 extends your ERP — it owns shop-floor execution, quality and the production record; your ERP keeps owning financials, procurement and the general ledger. V5 includes an ERP bridge with guided mapping for common ERPs. Which system owns each record, and any integration deliverables, are agreed in your Order or Statement of Work.
V5 can work alongside SAP. Its ERP bridge maps records such as materials, BOMs, orders and inventory movements between the systems. Which interfaces are used, which records flow in each direction and how often, and who builds and maintains them depend on your SAP landscape and are set out in your Order or Statement of Work. Some workflows may need custom fields or extensions in SAP.
V5 can work alongside NetSuite and Dynamics 365 through its ERP bridge, mapping records such as items, BOMs, work orders and inventory movements. The interfaces, direction and frequency of sync, reconciliation approach and who builds and maintains the integration are agreed in your Order or Statement of Work; some workflows need custom fields or extensions in the ERP.
Yes, where devices expose a supported interface. V5's guided device pairing covers scales, printers, sensors and PLCs using protocols such as Mettler Toledo SICS, Modbus TCP, OPC-UA and MQTT, with a live test of incoming readings, so values are captured into the record instead of transcribed. Confirm your specific scales and equipment during scoping.
Try V5 with your own records, or ask a question first. Ask V5 opens with an editable question; nothing is sent until you choose to.
