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Epicor ERP Implementation at Fluid-Bag Oy for International Growth

Case study of Fluid-Bag Oy replacing fragmented databases with Epicor ERP to consolidate operations and support international expansion.

Published
June 4, 2026
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3 min read
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Fluid-Bag Oy, a Finnish manufacturer of flexible container systems, implemented Epicor ERP to replace separate accounting, production, and sales databases. The system unified order-to-delivery processes, enabled real-time warehouse visibility, and supported growth across Europe and Asia. Fifty users now access a single business process chain with improved material planning and billing accuracy.

Key takeaways

Consolidated multiple legacy databases into one ERP instance

Real-time warehouse management replaced manual data transfers

Order-to-delivery visibility improved across sales, production, and logistics

System selected for modern interface and alignment with expansion needs

Enabled focus on core manufacturing rather than information retrieval

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