ERP UX design in the USA

Enterprise resource planning that operators adopt — finance, inventory, sales, HR, procurement, manufacturing and leadership views. US buyers expect polished, accessible products and fast answers. We design to WCAG 2.1 AA and the ADA expectations US companies are held to, plan working hours that overlap with Eastern and Pacific teams, and hand off specs your engineers can build from on day one.10 designs · by Advorize

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Designed for USA

What US products need

Requirements we build into ERP UI/UX design for US businesses from the first wireframe — not as a late fix.

Portfolio

10 erp designs

Each design opens on our ERP & enterprise page with its user scenario, what it delivers and the decisions behind it. Also available for Canada · India.

Finance command centrePriya, financial controller — Leads the month-end closeSee the design ↗Inventory & warehouseKenji, inventory planner — Keeps 2,000 SKUs in stockSee the design ↗Sales & distributionLena, account manager — Runs a weekly pipeline stand-upSee the design ↗People & leaveAisha, shift manager — Approves leave for a 40-person floorSee the design ↗Procurement approvalsElena, finance approver — Signs off purchase requestsSee the design ↗Warehouse mobileTomás, warehouse picker — Works with gloves on, eight hours a shiftSee the design ↗Executive overviewElena, CFO — Prepares the board pack every quarterSee the design ↗Plant floorRahul, plant manager — Responsible for four production linesSee the design ↗Rollout plannerSunita, programme director — Steering an ERP rolloutSee the design ↗Customer 360Sofia, key-account owner — Looks after the company's largest customerSee the design ↗

Working together

How we work with US teams

Discovery, ideation, two or three design directions, user flows, tested prototypes and a complete final design — then handoff or a full build by the same team. We agree working hours that overlap with yours and answer every enquiry within two working days.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to what people ask most before starting a design project. Can't find yours? Write to sales@advorize.com — every enquiry is answered within two working days.

Do you provide ERP UI/UX design services for companies in the USA?

Yes. Advorize designs and builds products for clients in the USA, working remotely with your team on agreed overlapping hours. We schedule reviews in your morning or afternoon so US teams never wait a day for feedback.

What US-specific requirements do you design for?

We build these into the first designs: accessibility to WCAG 2.1 AA, which US courts and enterprise buyers increasingly expect under the ADA; hIPAA-aware flows for anything that touches health data; apple Pay, Google Pay and card-first checkout; sOC 2-friendly patterns: roles, audit logs and data-export controls.

How much does ERP UI/UX design cost for a US business?

It depends on scope — screens, user roles, integrations and research. We share a written, fixed estimate after a free discovery call, so you know the cost before work starts.

How long does a ERP UI/UX design project take?

Focused apps and websites usually take four to eight weeks to developer-ready designs; SaaS, ERP and custom systems are designed in phases over two to four months.

Can you also build the product after designing it?

Yes. Advorize is a design and development studio, so the same team designs, builds and runs design QA — no handover gap between agencies.

How do we start?

Book a call at advorize.com/contact or write to sales@advorize.com. Every enquiry is answered within two working days.

All designs on these pages are by the Advorize design team. Company names, people and figures shown inside the screens are illustrative.