Nexavix Brings SAP ERP to the Cloud for SMEs

Nexavix, an SAP Gold Partner, has built its offering around ReadyB1, a packaged cloud SAP ERP product aimed at small and midsize enterprises. The company provides SAP software solutions spanning ERP, CRM, and SAP Business One, delivered through business applications and technology, implementation, and support, with SAP Application Services and infrastructure support layered on top for organizations that need more than a generic rollout.

Products and Services

ReadyB1 works as a bundle rather than a build. Nexavix packages every SAP ERP module into the product and charges a set monthly price per user, so a customer pays the same rate whether or not every function is in active use at a given time. The pricing structure removes the module-by-module negotiation that often stretches out traditional ERP contracts.

Nexavix says the system can go live within five days and scale to as many as 500 users. The product’s modules center on financial accounting, customer relationship management, and inventory management, extending into sales, purchasing, and production planning. Traditional on-premises SAP ERP projects have historically run months or years before go-live, a backdrop against which a five-day claim stands out.

Alongside the product, Nexavix runs SAP Infrastructure Services and SAP Application Services, and it offers industry-specific solutions for customers with sector-specific requirements. The infrastructure side extends into support for enterprise SAP HANA environments and virtual infrastructure. HANA’s in-memory database architecture underlies real-time reporting across SAP products generally, so infrastructure and HANA consulting sit close to the reporting and analytics capabilities that ERP customers eventually request once the core system is live.

SAP Business One Overview

SAP Business One is the ERP tier Nexavix positions for small and midsize enterprises, and the company describes it as scalable across that customer segment. Nexavix makes the software available in two deployment forms: on-premises, for organizations that want to keep the system inside their own infrastructure, and cloud, including a hosted option on AWS.

The functional scope centers on accounting, customer relationship management, and supply chain management, a span Nexavix frames as covering every aspect of a small to midsize business’s operations. Hosting ERP on a hyperscaler such as AWS reflects a broader industry pattern among SME-focused vendors, which increasingly shift infrastructure management off the customer’s premises rather than requiring in-house server maintenance. SAP Business One occupies a distinct tier from S/4HANA, which SAP built for larger enterprises, so the deployment flexibility Nexavix offers applies to organizations sized for the Business One product.

What This Means for SAPinsiders

• Faster go-lives compress operational disruption windows. A five-day implementation claim, if it holds across engagements, would give an SME’s finance and operations teams a much shorter period of parallel processes and manual workarounds than a multi-month rollout typically requires.
• Deployment choice shifts the buying decision earlier. Because SAP Business One is available on-premises or on AWS through Nexavix, a prospective customer’s IT governance posture and cloud readiness, rather than product availability, becomes the deciding factor in how the system gets hosted.
• Combined application and infrastructure services reduce vendor coordination. Pairing SAP Application Services with infrastructure and HANA support under one partner means a lean SME IT team has fewer external contacts to manage when issues span both the software layer and the systems it runs on.