
Overview
A Loop ERP implementation is the project that sets up Loop ERP inside your Oracle NetSuite account and gets your team working in it. We map your current workflows, configure Loop ERP and NetSuite financials to match, migrate your data, and train each role before go-live. It's delivered by our Professional Services team under a statement of work, scoped to your sites, material streams, and modules.
We start from how your yard, dispatch, and finance teams work today, so the system fits your operation instead of forcing workarounds.
Tickets, inventory, and settlements post to the same NetSuite ledger, so both sides are configured in one project.
We migrate clean records and reconcile opening balances, so your first close starts from numbers you trust.
Each role trains in the real system with your own data and workflows before you switch over.
The Process
Timing depends on your locations, workflows, data, and integrations, so we estimate it after discovery, not before.
How material and money move today
Loop ERP and NetSuite set up to match
Clean records and reconciled balances
Real transactions, every role trained
A live system with support behind it
Deliverables
A good implementation is a shared project. Here's what we deliver and what we'll ask of your team along the way.
Questions
It depends on your number of locations, the workflows being configured, how much data you migrate, and which integrations are in scope. We give you a timeline after discovery, once the scope is clear.
No. Implementation is a Professional Services engagement delivered under a statement of work, scoped to your sites, material streams, and the modules you use.
Loop ERP runs inside Oracle NetSuite and needs an active, compatible NetSuite account. Loop ERP and NetSuite are separate subscriptions. If you're not on NetSuite yet, talk to us about where to start, and read what NetSuite provides.
Yes. Data migration is part of the implementation. We map and clean the records you bring over, whether they live in yard software or spreadsheets, and reconcile opening balances. What gets migrated is agreed in the scope.
A project lead, plus people from the yard, dispatch, and finance who know how work gets done today. They help shape the configuration, test it with real transactions, and attend role-based training.
Blogs

October 21, 2026
Year-End Physical Inventory: How to Get Your ERP Data Ready Before Count Day

October 15, 2026
EPR Deadlines Are Coming: What Scrap and Recycling Operations Need to Report Before Year-End

October 9, 2026
Weight Tickets, Cost Per Ton, and ERP: How Aggregate Producers Connect Operations to Finance