It took us two years to see a return on investment.

Varies by organization.   See my notes about preparation.     

Most companies tend to purchase Epicor when they have hit the wall with their current system so it is often more of a case of necessity.  

Part of that challenge with figuring out ROI for ERPs is that you have be able to measure where you are before implementing the ERP and many companies do not have that capability until they implement the ERP.   

I have seen companies triple their business using Epicor in just a few years.  Those were the ones that entered the project well prepared.   

Generally, customers do see some returns, however, they are not very massive in that sense. For example, they achieve a couple of things in terms of having statutory reporting done in a timely manner every month, doing day-to-day operations. 

To me, there are some significant items. I just focus on the manufacturing side, and things like production planning, advance planning, and scheduling, don't achieve ROI. 

26%.