Choose smart. Don't pay to find out the hard way.

Testers and jury? You and your team.

Once an ERP, CRM or SRM system is in place, it stays with you for many years. So the decision has to land. Our smart selection process makes usability, features and vendors tangible — in exactly the use cases your business actually runs.

The PASSION4IT team running a software selection with a client.

How we choose

Three phases. One clear decision.

Instead of specs, screenings and RFPs, we run a process that puts your reality on stage — and lets vendors prove themselves on it.

  1. 01

    Process analysis

    We go deep — into your business model, your processes and the people who run them. Because we're not after a digital copy of the status quo. We're after a real step forward.

  2. 02

    Screenplay

    We write a screenplay. Your colleagues as protagonists, your processes as the set, your requirements as the drama. In the director's chair: you and the success of your company.

  3. 03

    Casting

    Who gets the leading role? Vendors present their solutions along the screenplay. On the jury: every project participant who'll actually work with the system later.

After this you'll never want a classic tender again.

Requirements specs, vendor screenings, RFPs — lots of paper, little practice. The hands-on share in our Smart Software Selection is what makes the difference: your team understands what it's deciding and has fun while doing it. Our whitepaper walks through how it works in detail.

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From screenplay to roll-out: a real example.

We'd rather show you what a smart selection looks like with a real project. BarthHaas, the world market leader in hops trading, ran a supplier portal selection with us — step by step along our methodology.

Read the case study

Companies trust PASSION4IT.

What clients say about working with us.

Smart selection through targeted casting.

We hate tenders — so we write a screenplay instead. Curious what that looks like? In a strategy call we'll walk you through a real example from the German Mittelstand.