Deploying an open source ERP system is not a one-day task. The timeline depends on business size, data complexity, and customization needs. On average, most companies complete an open source ERP implementation between 6 weeks and 6 months. Larger enterprises with multiple departments may take longer due to workflow mapping and data migration. Understanding each phase of deployment helps set realistic expectations. It also prevents costly delays caused by poor planning. Phase 1: Requirement Gathering and Planning Every ERP deployment begins with understanding business requirements. This includes identifying current pain points, required modules, and integration needs. This phase usually takes 1 to 3 weeks. Skipping this step often leads to scope creep later in the project. Businesses should document their existing processes clearly. This documentation becomes the foundation for system configuration. Phase 2: System Selection and Setup Once requirements are clear, the next step ...