- How much does ERP software cost for a Toronto business?
- Two numbers: the per-user subscription and the one-time implementation. Tellency starts at $79 CAD per user per month, with implementation scoped as a fixed project that includes migration from QuickBooks, Sage or spreadsheets, configuration and training. Ask any vendor for the all-in cost to go live and the week you will be running month-end in the new system.
- Does Tellency handle Ontario HST automatically?
- Yes. HST at 13% is applied by place-of-supply rules, input tax credits are tracked on purchases, exports are zero-rated, and the GST/HST return is produced from the ledger. Sales to customers in other provinces receive that province's tax treatment automatically.
- Can Tellency run multiple GTA locations in one system?
- Yes. Inventory, POS and finance share one ledger, so you get live stock across locations, inter-location transfers, location-level profitability and a single consolidated month-end for Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Markham, Vaughan and beyond.
- Can we migrate from QuickBooks or Sage?
- Yes. Chart of accounts, customers, vendors, inventory items, open receivables and payables and historical balances are brought across during implementation and reconciled to your closing trial balance before go-live.
- How long does implementation take for a Toronto business?
- One to four weeks for most businesses, including configuration, data migration, team training and a parallel month-end before cut-over. Multi-entity or manufacturing setups sit at the longer end of that range.
- Does Tellency support Toronto manufacturers and distributors specifically?
- Yes. The manufacturing module covers bills of materials, work orders, production scheduling and quality control; the inventory and procurement modules cover multi-warehouse stock, purchase orders and automated reordering; and multi-currency handles the US trade that most GTA manufacturers and distributors depend on.
