- How much does ERP software cost for a Houston business?
- Tellency starts at $79 per user per month, with implementation scoped as a fixed project covering migration from QuickBooks, Sage or spreadsheets, configuration and training. Ask every vendor for the all-in cost to go live and the week you will run your first month-end in the new system.
- Does Tellency handle Texas sales tax exemptions for manufacturers?
- Yes. Exemption and resale certificates are stored against the customer, individual lines can be taxable or exempt on the same invoice, and the Texas sales and use tax return is produced from the ledger with the jurisdiction breakdown.
- Can Tellency track job costs for energy services or fabrication work?
- Yes. Labor, materials, subcontractors and equipment post to the job and the general ledger in one entry, progress billing runs against the contract, and retainage is tracked separately, so job margin is visible while the job is open.
- Does Tellency support multi-currency for Port of Houston importers and exporters?
- Yes. Customers and vendors can transact in multiple currencies, FX gains and losses post at period end, and freight and duty are recorded against the purchases they belong to.
- Can we migrate from QuickBooks or Sage?
- Yes. Chart of accounts, customers, vendors, items, open receivables and payables and historical balances are brought across and reconciled to your closing trial balance before go-live.
- How long does implementation take for a Houston business?
- One to four weeks for most businesses, including configuration, data migration, team training and a parallel month-end before cut-over. Project-heavy or multi-entity setups sit at the longer end of that range.
