For ERP Resellers & Implementation Partners

Integration work,
off your plate.

Vendor data cleanup is the piece that blows implementation timelines. Messy price sheets, catalog files in five formats, an EDI feed nobody owns. It is rarely the work you sold, and it is almost always the work that runs long.

PubMerge takes that scope so your consultants stay on the work you bill for.

What We Take

The scope that hurts your margin.

These are the requests that do not fit a fixed-bid implementation and do not justify pulling a senior consultant off billable work.

01

Vendor file mapping

Price sheets and catalog files arriving in Excel, CSV, portal downloads, or EDI. We map every format to the ERP and automate the load on a schedule.

02

Broken feeds after go-live

When a vendor feed or price update stops moving weeks after launch, we trace the failure and repair it without pulling your team back into a closed project.

03

Legacy data nobody documented

Undocumented transformations, manual handoffs, and scheduled jobs the client inherited. We trace it end to end and hand over a written map.

04

Work you would otherwise turn down

Small custom builds that are not worth spinning up a team for. Instead of telling the client no, hand it over and keep the relationship intact.

How It Works

No open-ended risk on your project.

1

You introduce us.

An email introduction is enough. We confirm receipt in writing so the referral is on record from day one.

2

We start with the right fixed-fee review.

New-build discovery starts with a $1,500–$2,500 Vendor Data Audit. Broken or existing integrations start with a $750 Technical Assessment. The client receives written findings and a flat project quote, and the review fee is credited toward the resulting project if they proceed.

3

We build in the client's own environment.

Everything gets documented and handed over. Your client owns the code and the infrastructure. Nobody is locked to us, including you.

4

You get paid when we get paid.

Ten percent of first-year revenue, on money actually collected, with a statement showing the calculation.

Referral Terms

One page. Thirty days' notice either way.

Commission
10% of first-year revenue on referred clients
Payment timing
Within 15 days of PubMerge receiving client payment
Attribution window
Referral credited if the client signs within 6 months of introduction
Exclusivity
Non-exclusive in both directions
Termination
Either party, 30 days' written notice. Earned fees still pay out.
Client ownership
The client owns their code and infrastructure. Full documentation handover.
Who You'd Be Working With

Atlanta-based. One engineer, not a bench.

Background in EDI and X12 integration at ADP, including 834 transaction sets, SFTP and PGP transfers, and carrier onboarding across concurrent client implementations. Cloud data pipeline work in healthcare software using Azure Data Factory, Databricks, Snowflake, and dbt.

Platforms in scope: Epicor Prophet 21, NetSuite, Acumatica, SAP Business One, Sage, and QuickBooks.

You will not get handed to a junior. The person who takes your call is the person who does the work.

Worth twenty minutes?

No deck, no pitch. Three questions about where data cleanup pushes your timelines, and an honest answer about whether this is useful to you.

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