This site is laid out to provide easy navigation to content that covers various screens and elements within the Acumatica workspaces.
As I build this out, there may be something you're looking for that's not covered. If there is a section that you do not see covered, but want me to cover it, feel free to contact me using the links below and I'll do my best to expedite production!
Acumatica is a cloud-based ERP system. While a lot of ERP systems are moving to cloud-based platforms, Acumatica stands out as it has a clear continuous improvement strategy: two releases each year. When you hear, "Acumatica 2026 R1" and "Acumatica 2026 R2" for example, the "R" is referring to "Release 1" and "Release 2." The first release in the beginning of the year, and the second release later in the year.
Where does Acumatica get its data on things that need to change? That information comes from several places, but where we (as users) fit in, they pull our input - Suggestions, Ideas, Questions - from the Acumatica Community. Acumatica believes in freely educating its users and partners - Partners being Valued Acumatica Resellers (VARs). VARs act as the bridge between the Acumatica client and Acumatica itself for implementation and support.
Acumatica also has a robust self-learning resource called Beacon. This resource includes video demonstrations, documentation for definitions and Process Activities, files for training, and Learning Paths. Beacon combined with the Community resource makes Acumatica a stand-out ERP that many businesses use to thrive.
If you're interested in what you see in my videos and demonstrations about using Acumatica, you can try it for free. Acumatica will allow you to download it to your local machine and explore using the sample/demo data available for sales demonstrations, training, etc. This section will guide you on how to get started.
As I mentioned in 'What is Acumatica?', Acumatica has two releases per year (R1 and R2). Within those releases, they work hard to gather important feedback from the community and Support Cases to refine and improve each release.
While I'm happy to be a consultant managing this site, one of the things I found in working with Acumatica is a fascinating presence of constructive teamwork where end-users and resellers work together. The Community collaboration and dialogue is constructive, and when an issue arises, there's a sense of solidarity.