- How much does ERP software cost for a Vancouver business?
- Plan for a per-user subscription plus a one-time implementation. Tellency starts at $79 CAD per user per month; implementation is a fixed-scope project including migration from QuickBooks, Sage or spreadsheets, configuration and training.
- Does Tellency handle BC PST and GST separately?
- Yes. GST and PST are separate tax authorities in Tellency, with PST exemptions applied per customer and item and separate remittance reports for each. Sales to other provinces receive that province's treatment automatically.
- Can Tellency calculate landed cost for imported goods?
- Yes. Purchase orders are recorded in the supplier's currency, and freight, duty and brokerage are allocated to the landed cost of each item so margins are based on the true cost, not the invoice price.
- Which currencies does Tellency support for Vancouver importers?
- Multi-currency is native: CAD, USD and the major Asian and European currencies on customers, vendors and bank accounts, with FX gains and losses calculated at period end.
- How long does implementation take for a Vancouver business?
- One to four weeks for most businesses, including configuration, data migration, training and a parallel month-end before cut-over.
- Is Tellency suitable for small and medium businesses in Vancouver?
- Yes. Tellency is priced and implemented for small and mid-sized businesses — distributors, importers, food and beverage producers, construction suppliers and professional services firms across Metro Vancouver — rather than for enterprise IT departments.