Automation that belongs to the partner
The software kept getting better. The way we implement it did not. The cost of that gap has been sitting with the partner for twenty-five years, and that is the thing Accelerate exists to change.
Why it has to belong to the partner
An ERP vendor could automate implementation. Some eventually will. But a vendor automating delivery is automating its own channel’s margin, and the partner ends up renting back the work that used to be its business.
Accelerate is built the other way around. The automation belongs to the partner, it runs inside the partner’s projects, and the expertise it encodes is the partner’s expertise.
Built for implementers, not end users
The product is shaped around how a VAR, a consulting firm or a systems integrator delivers a project, not around how a finance team uses the ERP afterward.
Purpose-built, not general purpose
General automation platforms can automate almost anything, which is exactly why they know nothing about Acumatica in particular. Accelerate already knows what an Acumatica financials rollout contains.
The consultant keeps the judgment
Discovery, deciding how to model the client’s business, change management and the relationship stay with your people. Accelerate takes the repeatable execution in between.
A platform, not a point solution
Acumatica financials is the launch scope. NetSuite and Sage Intacct follow, with SAP Business One and Dynamics 365 Business Central after that, running through the same pipeline.
What we will not do
Sell around you
Accelerate is sold to implementation partners, not to the companies they implement for. The client relationship is yours.
Replace your consultants
The product removes configuration screens and data loads. It does not remove the people a client is actually paying for, and it is not built to.
Lock your work inside our system
Configuration is deployed into the client’s own Acumatica tenant. What Accelerate builds lives in their system, where it would have lived if a consultant had keyed it in by hand.