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Platform-Agnostic ERP Advisory. Deep Implementation Expertise.

Turner Accounting, Advisory & ERP Consultants brings 29 years of hands-on experience guiding businesses through ERP selection, implementation, and optimization. We are not tied to any single vendor — our recommendations are shaped entirely by what fits your business operations, team structure, and growth trajectory.

Whether you are migrating from a legacy system, scaling beyond QuickBooks, or integrating Salesforce CRM with a financial backbone, Turner's team of certified CPAs and ERP specialists manages every phase of the engagement — from initial scoping through go-live and beyond. Our platform depth spans NetSuite, QuickBooks Online and Enterprise, Sage Intacct, Salesforce CRM, Expensify, and Method.

ERP Platforms We Implement

Turner's consultants hold platform-specific depth across six leading systems. Below is a summary of each platform's ideal fit and our level of engagement on each.

NetSuite

Best For: Mid-market and growth-stage companies needing a unified cloud ERP with multi-entity, multi-currency, and advanced revenue recognition.

Turner Depth: Full-cycle implementation — scoping, configuration, data migration, custom reporting, and post-go-live optimization.

QuickBooks Online & Enterprise

Best For: Small to mid-size businesses that need structured accounting, payroll integration, and scalable reporting without enterprise-level complexity.

Turner Depth: Setup, migration, chart-of-accounts redesign, automation, and ongoing managed accounting support.

Sage Intacct

Best For: Organizations requiring GAAP-compliant multi-dimensional reporting, project accounting, and nonprofit or healthcare financial management.

Turner Depth: Implementation, dimension mapping, consolidation configuration, and financial reporting build-out.

Salesforce CRM

Best For: Revenue-driven organizations integrating CRM pipeline data with financial systems to create a single source of truth across sales and finance.

Turner Depth: CRM-to-ERP integration architecture, workflow automation, and financial reconciliation alignment.

Expensify

Best For: Companies seeking automated expense tracking, receipt capture, approval workflows, and real-time ERP sync for spend management.

Turner Depth: Configuration, policy setup, ERP integration mapping, and employee onboarding support.

Method

Best For: Service businesses and QuickBooks users needing a customizable CRM and workflow layer that syncs bidirectionally with their accounting data.

Turner Depth: Implementation, custom workflow design, QuickBooks integration, and client portal configuration.

Turner's ERP Implementation Process

A disciplined five-phase engagement model — designed to reduce risk, contain scope, and deliver a system your team actually uses.

01 — Discovery & Scoping

We begin with a structured discovery engagement — mapping your current workflows, identifying reporting requirements, defining integration touchpoints, and documenting the data that must migrate. The output is a written scope document and a project timeline your team approves before work begins.

02 — Data Migration

Turner's ERP specialists extract, cleanse, and map your existing data — chart of accounts, open transactions, vendor and customer records, historical balances — into the target system's structure. Multiple migration test runs are conducted before cutover to ensure accuracy and completeness.

03 — System Configuration

We configure the platform to your business rules: approval workflows, dimensional reporting structures, tax settings, user roles, integration connectors, and custom fields. Configuration is documented throughout so your team inherits a fully annotated system.

04 — User Training

Role-based training is delivered to finance, operations, and executive users — covering daily transaction processing, reporting, approvals, and exception handling. Training materials are customized to your configuration, not generic platform documentation.

05 — Post-Go-Live Support

Turner remains engaged after go-live to stabilize the system, resolve edge cases, and optimize workflows as your team builds confidence. Support terms are defined in the project agreement, with options ranging from 30-day stabilization through ongoing fractional controllership.

AI Automation, Built Into Your ERP

Turner layers intelligent automation directly onto your ERP implementation — so the system you go live with is already working harder than a standard configuration.

Our AI integration practice targets the workflows where finance teams lose the most time: transaction categorization, bank reconciliation, accounts payable matching, expense audit, and period-close sequencing. By embedding automation rules, machine-learning-assisted matching, and real-time alerting into your ERP configuration, Turner reduces manual reconciliation time and surfaces financial anomalies before they reach the close.

The result is a system that produces board-ready financial reporting on demand, flags exceptions without human triage, and frees your controllership team to focus on analysis rather than data entry. Turner's AI automation work is platform-specific — we configure what your ERP actually supports, not hypothetical integrations.

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Common ERP Questions

Prospects frequently ask the same questions before committing to an ERP engagement. Answers below reflect Turner's standard approach — specific terms are defined during the discovery phase.

  • How long does a typical ERP implementation take?

    Implementation timelines depend on the platform selected, the complexity of your current data, the number of integrations required, and your team's availability for testing and training. A QuickBooks migration typically takes 6–10 weeks. A full NetSuite or Sage Intacct implementation for a mid-market company typically runs 12–20 weeks. Turner provides a written timeline in the scoping phase before any work begins.
  • How is our existing data handled during migration?

    Turner conducts a structured data audit during discovery to identify what must migrate, what can be archived, and what needs to be recategorized before import. We run multiple test migrations against a sandbox environment before the production cutover — your team signs off on data accuracy at each checkpoint. We do not perform a single-pass migration.
  • What does ongoing support look like after go-live?

    Turner offers tiered post-go-live support ranging from a 30-day stabilization engagement through fully managed fractional controllership. Many clients transition into Turner's ongoing accounting and advisory practice after implementation, maintaining continuity with the same team that built their system.
  • How does Turner select the right ERP platform for our business?

    Platform selection is driven by a structured discovery process — not vendor relationships. Turner evaluates your revenue model, reporting requirements, team size, integration landscape, and growth plans before recommending a platform. We work across NetSuite, QuickBooks, Sage Intacct, Salesforce CRM, Expensify, and Method, and we will tell you plainly if none of those is the right fit.