Apparel ERP Requirements Checklist

Precisely identify all software requirements and user needs using this comprehensive ERP software requirements checklist.  This unique software checklist presents thousands of features and functions, combined with full GAP-Fit analysis, to ensure your organization's specific Apparel ERP requirements are identified completely.  This includes the hidden "exception case" requirements could be lurking in any organization's business processes and operating procedures.  Some examples are rules that start with "We've always do it that way except...", or similar.  This software requirements checklist tool will help you identify those hard-to-find, critical software requirements that must be addressed if a new system is to be implemented on-time and on-budget.

This ERP requirements checklist includes thousands of criteria, tasks, and processes, and is certified to cover all industry standard requirements.  The main Table of Contents shown below illustrates the broad range of requirements included.

The "Importance Level" column enables you to easily specify HOW IMPORTANT each requirement is to your company in a consistent and quickly sorted way.  You can choose between the Importance Level options that best fit your project needs. Use 1 - 5, with 1 being not important at all.

The next column to the right, titled "GAP" below, enables you to designate just WHERE, WHEN, and HOW MUCH of a GAP exists between your organization's current needs and and the contract software system currently in use, and just as importantly, WHY. (See HOW Fit-GAP Analysis works and its benefits!)

The column titled "CATEGORIES" below, enables you to designate just WHY a GAP exists, i.e., is it because of a apparel ERP software deficiency or a workflow/procedural problem. This knowledge is very useful when integrating a new software system with current business processes.

The column titled "REQUIREMENTS" below, enables you to designate the TYPE of GAP that exists between your organization's current Apparel ERP needs and the software and/or the processes currently in use.