Configuring multi-company integrations, designing custom pricing engines, and extending core database columns to fit your supply structure.
Standard software packages rarely fit the specialized procurement, warehousing, and shipping guidelines of mid-market manufacturing. I configure custom enhancements that sit natively inside Epicor's business objects, ensuring full data compatibility across modules.
From deploying multi-company GL accounts to coding automated discount engines, I help companies expand their systems to match their growing organizational hierarchies.
Operating as an offshore **Epicor Customization Consultant**, I provide remote architectural upgrades and C# custom class extensions to clients in the UK, Europe, and India.
Setting up automated inter-company trade, consolidations, and multi-currency transactions.
Coding complex C# discount formulas, commission structures, and price breaks.
Extending database schemas with user-defined columns, linked directly to SSRS and BAQ layers.
Modern Epicor Kinetic development utilizes **Epicor Functions (EFx)** libraries. In older ERP systems, business rules had to be coded independently inside individual screen events or Method Directives. This duplicated logic and led to discrepancies.
EFx packages C# algorithms into centralized libraries exposed as reusable service endpoints. I write custom functions to handle calculations—such as multi-stage currency conversions or packing slip weight summaries. Once built, these functions can be called by multiple Method Directives, Kinetic web screens, and external REST API integrations, ensuring complete business logic alignment.
For unique engineering calculations (like mechanical stress formulas or structural dimensions), I integrate **External Assemblies (.dll files)**. By compiling the code in Visual Studio, loading the assemblies into Epicor's Server/Assemblies directory, and referencing them inside a custom Function block, the system can execute complex mathematical loops natively within standard transactional steps.
Standard sales templates struggle with complex, multi-tiered price lists. I configure custom pricing overrides that hook directly into the SalesOrder.ChangePartNum and SalesOrder.ChangeQty Business Object methods.
When an operator adds an item, a custom C# script evaluates the customer's group, historical order volumes, and weight tiers, applying the calculated price override to the order line. This eliminates manual discount overrides, prevents invoice errors, and accelerates checkout processing.
Legacy ERP frameworks can become sluggish when configurations are forced through non-standard database hacks. Working as a senior Epicor ERP Consultant, I implement clean configurations that run inside Epicor's framework parameters.
By utilizing native business objects and standard UD columns, we make sure that custom enhancements survive database upgrades without causing data corruption or schema errors.
I provide remote and offshore consulting to manufacturers in the UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, and India, extending ERP environments to keep operations flowing smoothly.
Technical answers to multi-company configurations, UD fields, and pricing engines.
Speak directly with a senior customization specialist to design price engines, configure multicompany workflows, or build EFx functions.