Choose Exact when…
- Exact accounting, localization, ERP modules, or installed add-ons are strategic.
- The business wants one established suite to remain the transactional authority.
- Internal teams or partners already own the Exact operating model.
ERP comparison and coexistence guide
Exact is an established business-software suite spanning accounting, finance, wholesale, manufacturing, projects, and CRM. SOBERAN is an AI-first operating layer for coordinating inventory, orders, suppliers, service, collections, and customer channels across systems.
Choose Exact when its accounting, localization, installed modules, and transactional ERP depth should remain central. Choose SOBERAN when the priority is governed operational execution across ERP, CRM, contact center, suppliers, and customer channels. Choose coexistence when Exact should remain the system of record and SOBERAN should coordinate the work around it.
| Criterion | Exact | SOBERAN |
|---|---|---|
| Primary role | Established ERP and business-software suite for accounting, wholesale, manufacturing, projects, CRM, and related administration. | AI-first operating layer for coordinated work across operational records, people, policies, and customer or supplier channels. |
| Finance and localization | Designed to own accounting and finance records, with product and country-specific capabilities that must be validated for the deployment. | Uses approved financial and receivables context in operational workflows; it should not be presented as a replacement for Exact general-ledger or statutory depth by default. |
| Inventory and operations | Product lines support order, stock, warehouse, purchasing, MRP, manufacturing, and distribution processes. | Coordinates demand, replenishment, order and purchase exceptions, supplier follow-up, service, and collections across connected systems. |
| AI approach | Exact now markets AI Agents and an AI Assistant, including purchase, banking, and debtor-management use cases in Exact Online. | The SOBERAN Agent is designed for governed cross-system execution with policy, approvals, exception routing, evidence, and human escalation. |
| Integration surface | Exact publishes REST and XML APIs, webhooks, SDKs, and an app ecosystem. Availability depends on product, edition, module, and permissions. | Each connection declares objects, ownership, direction, identity, permissions, idempotency, reconciliation, monitoring, and rollback. |
| Change path | Best when the business wants to retain or deepen an established ERP operating model. | Best when the business wants to add an operating layer around existing systems or migrate selected workflows without forcing a big-bang replacement. |
A high-value starting point is one exception-heavy workflow, not a full ERP migration. Exact keeps authority for the agreed records; SOBERAN reads approved context, coordinates action, and returns only permitted outcomes.
See the Exact integration guide →Yes when the requirement is an AI-first operating layer for inventory, orders, suppliers, service, collections, and customer channels. Exact remains the stronger default when its accounting, localization, or installed ERP depth is the primary requirement.
Yes. Exact now markets AI Agents and an AI Assistant, including purchase, banking, and debtor-management use cases. Compare the exact product, region, actions, controls, and cross-system workflow required.
Yes. Exact can remain the system of record while SOBERAN coordinates a scoped workflow using approved data and controlled writeback.
Exact publishes REST and XML APIs and webhook support. The implementation route depends on Exact Online or Globe+, the country edition, company divisions, modules, permissions, and required objects.
Bring the Exact product and country edition, one operating exception, its source records, approval policy, and required writeback. We will map the honest integration or migration path.