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Which clauses to check in an ERP contract? 12 points before signing
An ERP contract should do more than just confirm a price and a timeline. It must explicitly define scope, deliverables, acceptance criteria, responsibilities, change management, data, integrations, support, exit rights, and commercial terms. This guide outlines 12 clauses to examine before signing with an ERP vendor or integrator. The goal is to identify areas where a contract might silently shift risk to the client: vague assumptions, uncosted exclusions, change order billing, imprecise migration, weak service level agreements, price hikes, vendor lock-in, or the absence of a transition plan. PlanAxion addresses these points from the client side as part of an independent ERP selection. This content supports business, operational, and IT analysis; it does not replace the advice of qualified legal counsel.
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