Specialising in
CRM , SAP & ERP

Find your next CRM/SAP/ERP expert
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Specialising in
CRM , SAP & ERP

Find your next CRM/SAP/ERP expert
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Finding CRM, SAP & ERP Experts

We specialise in connecting businesses with top CRM, SAP, and ERP professionals, ensuring they have the expertise to design and implement systems that streamline business processes, enhance customer relationships, and optimise resource management. Our Recruitment Hub excels in sourcing talent to support digital transformation efforts using these critical enterprise tools.


From configuring SAP solutions to implementing CRM systems that drive customer engagement, we have successfully placed experts for a wide range of CRM, SAP, and ERP projects. Whether you need to improve customer relationship management, optimise resource planning, or integrate enterprise-wide processes, we provide the right talent to enhance operational efficiency and business performance.



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Top Skills for CRM, SAP & ERP Roles

In this domain, professionals must demonstrate:

  • CRM Expertise: Strong understanding of customer interaction management and lead tracking.
  • ERP Proficiency: Expertise in resource planning and process optimisation across enterprise systems.
  • SAP Skills: Proficiency in SAP software for configuring and maintaining business processes.
  • Business Process Understanding: Ability to align technical solutions with business needs and goals.
  • Integration & Customisation: Experience in integrating CRM/ERP systems with other business applications.

CRM, SAP & ERP Qualifications

Candidates typically hold degrees in information technology, computer science, or related fields. Higher-level roles may require advanced certifications, including SAP Certified Consultant, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, or Oracle ERP certifications.


Type of Roles We Recruit

  • SAP Functional/Technical Consultants
  • CRM Specialists
  • ERP Consultants
  • Microsoft Dynamics Experts
  • Salesforce Experts

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