A focused diagnostic for the question every finance leader eventually asks: full ERP or AI-native platform. Answer 16 questions across five dimensions, operational complexity, revenue model, systems footprint, stage and structure, and vertical and compliance, and get a clear read on where your business actually fits.
4 to 6 minutes · one answer per question, no back-and-forth
Scored across two paths and mapped to your result: Full ERP, AI-Native, or Advisor Conversation Needed
A plain-language explanation tied to how your business actually operates, not a generic label
A recommended next step, including when the honest answer is a platform we do not sell
Your answers point to real operational scope, the kind of inventory, manufacturing, multi-module, or regulated-industry complexity that a full ERP is built to run. NetSuite is the AI-enabled Alliance Partner platform that carries this weight, with the audit track record and vertical depth your stage calls for. An AI-native platform would be faster to deploy, but it is not built to run operations like yours, and that is a scope difference, not a maturity one.
this does not mean more software is always the answer. The right move is scoping the implementation to how your business actually runs, so you get value at go-live instead of a system you grow into slowly. That is the conversation worth having.
You run a software or subscription business with a lean finance team and no operational complexity that requires a full ERP suite. That is the exact profile an AI-native platform like Rillet or Campfire is built for, native ASC 606 automation, SaaS metrics tied to the ledger, and a go-live measured in weeks. Both handle multi-entity consolidation, so a global structure does not push you off this path.
this is a fork, not a lesser choice. You are not settling for something you will replace once you scale. If your operating model changes in a fundamental way, the picture can change, but nobody graduates from here to a full ERP by default. We would tell you plainly if a full ERP were the better call, and for your profile it is not.
Your answers pull in two directions. You have signals that point toward a full ERP and signals that point toward an AI-native platform, and a scorecard should not make this call for you. This is the profile where the wrong pick is most expensive and where an independent read pays for itself. We advise on this fork every week, including when the right answer is the platform we do not sell.The honest part: we are not going to pretend a quiz settled it. Thirty minutes with an advisor who has seen your exact tension will save you a six-figure mistake. That is the whole offer.
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