Why MEGAN

Three ways to run a yard.

Paper and spreadsheets, an industry ERP from the last decade, or MEGAN. Here is the honest comparison.

The comparison, row by row.

What you needSpreadsheets and paperLegacy industry ERPMEGAN
WeighingPaper ticket, typed laterScale connector as a paid add-on, per brandLive weighing built in, Blackbox scale connection (USB, TCP/IP, analogue), remotely managed by Sunbound
ContractsExcel, fulfilment by handContracts, but fulfilment often manualContracts with automatic fulfilment from every ticket
DropshippingTwo tickets, margin in a calculatorRarely modelledWeight ticket pairs with gross profit per pair, multi-pair invoice
Container and export documentsWord templates, retypedSeparate module or not at allContainer tracking, Annex VII, VGM, packing list from the shipment data
StockGuessed at month endLedger, often with silent correctionsGap-free ledger, moving average price, regrading
InvoicingWord, PDF, manual e-mailInvoices, e-invoicing as an upgradeInvoice and credit note in one click, ZUGFeRD and XRechnung, sent from MEGAN
ComplianceFoldersAudit log variesHash-chained audit log, reversal only, VAT-ID checks, DiWaSS filing
AINoneNoneAI inbox and Ask MEGAN, built in
Cloud and mobileFiles on a serverOn-premise, upgrade projectsCloud, always current, phone and tablet
PriceCheap until it failsModule licences, per-user fees, consultantsOne price, every module, by sites and throughput

What we hear, and what we answer.

We already have something.

Most yards do. The question is how many times a number is typed between the weighbridge and the invoice. If the answer is more than once, the something is costing you every day. We migrate your master data and open contracts; the demo shows how yours map in.

Cloud is insecure.

Your data sits in ISO 27001 certified data centres in the EU with a proper data processing agreement. A server under the desk is not safer. It is just closer.

We are too small for an ERP.

MEGAN is priced by sites and throughput, with no per-user or module fees, and the guided setup gets a single-site yard running without a consultant. If you have a weighbridge and a contract, you are the right size.

Migration is too much effort.

We import customers, grades and open contracts. The weighbridge is connected by the Blackbox. Old tickets stay in your archive; the AI inbox reads them if you need them in MEGAN. Most of the effort is deciding to start.

What if MEGAN does not do what we need?

Early adopters have a direct line to the developers. Requirements from the yard land in the product, not in a ticket queue.