ONE VERSION OF YOUR MASTERDATA

Every system has customers. No two agree on what a customer is.

Each ERP, CRM and data platform stores customers its own way. With no shared model, every integration, report and AI project maps the customer again, by hand.

“Our customers are in CRM, in the ERP, in multiple Power BI reports. So which one should I monitor? Are the definitions the same?”

Chief data officer, food and feed group

A customer's payment terms, in three systems

SAPZ030
DynamicsNet 30
Fabric30
Same customer, same terms. Three names, three formats.

One model of what a customer is.

Defined once, with its rules, and linked to every system that stores it.

1One model for the group

One concept, with its attributes.

Customer

NameVAT numberAddressPayment terms

What you get

One model of what a customer is, the same for every site and system.

2Ready to approve

Each attribute defined, with its rule.

Payment terms · Owner: Finance

The number of days a customer has to pay an invoice.

Rule: 30, 60 or 90 days

Proposed

Drafted from your own credit policy. The owner confirms or changes it.

3No system replaced

Linked to every system.

SAP · ZTERM✓ Mapped
Dynamics · paymenttermscode✓ Mapped
Fabric · payment_days✓ Mapped

The result

Integrations, reports and AI read the same customer. Values that break the rule show up as findings.

Master data, with and without Metagem.

Today

  • Every system models a customer its own way.
  • Field mappings live in code and in a few people's heads.
  • The rules for each field are written nowhere.
  • Every new integration, report or AI project maps it all again.

With Metagem

  • A map of your landscape as it isWhere master data and its context live today.
  • Where it conflictsWhat you already have, and where it contradicts.
  • Linked to your fieldsERP, CRM and Fabric fields tied to one attribute. No system replaced.
  • Reused everywhereIntegrations, reports and agents read the same model. Open and exportable.

Pick one concept. See how it maps across your systems.

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