ERP

Migrate your FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 data

Modular discrete manufacturing ERP with 70+ optional modules, sold by CrescentOne since Fujitsu's spin-off. Designed for automotive, aerospace, and electronics shops that need deep BOM and shop-floor control rather than a turnkey solution.

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In its favor

Why people choose FUJITSU GLOVIA G2

The signal that keeps FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.

Over 70 optional modules means manufacturers pay only for the functionality they need—processes like batch production, eKanban, and co-product costing are available without forcing a full-stack implementation.

Deep BOM and routing support handles engineer-to-order and make-to-order environments that generic ERP systems cannot model without heavy customization.

Fujitsu's backing gave it credibility with automotive Tier 1 and aerospace OEMs who require a vendor with long-term financial stability and global support coverage.

The spreadsheet-like grid interface matches how manufacturing planners and schedulers actually work, reducing training time for teams already fluent in Excel.

Cloud-to-on-premise portability means manufacturers can start with lower upfront capital before committing to a full on-premises deployment.

High total cost of ownership including software licenses, implementation services, and ongoing support contracts exceeds what smaller discrete manufacturers can sustain long-term.

The rebranding from Fujitsu Glovia to CrescentOne under Constellation Software created uncertainty about product roadmap continuity and support quality.

Implementation complexity—configuring 70+ modules, custom fields, and integrations—routinely exceeds initial project timelines and budgets.

Limited third-party integration ecosystem compared to SAP or Epicor; some customers report difficulty connecting modern SaaS tools to GLOVIA G2's on-premises instances.

Steep learning curve for new employees; the visual workflow interface, while familiar to power users, requires significant training investment for new hires.

Reasons to switch

Why people leave FUJITSU GLOVIA G2

The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing FUJITSU GLOVIA G2. Presented as facts, not knocks.

Platform scorecard

Strengths, weaknesses, and where FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 fits

Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.

SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit

Strengths

Highly visual, spreadsheet-like interface that reviewers describe as user-friendly for teams familiar with Excel.Deep discrete-manufacturing functionality including production planning, scheduling, shop floor control — purpose-built for automotive, aerospace, electronics.70+ modular ERP components installable alongside existing software, enabling staged adoption rather than big-bang replacement.Extensive no-code customization — reviewers consistently call out the ability to modify processes without code as a major advantage over SAP Business One and Dynamics 365.Strong overall recommendation rate on Gartner Peer Insights (100% would recommend across 45 reviews).

Weaknesses

Configuration complexity at scale — reviewers report initial setup is intricate and requires investment in implementation expertise.Software updates can override custom configurations, forcing teams to reapply customizations after each upgrade.Vendor responsiveness on support cases reported as slow by some customers — engagement with technical support can be difficult.Training quality is uneven — multiple reviewers note training could be improved to help users adopt the breadth of capabilities.Initial migration onto Glovia G2 is described as difficult and time-consuming, particularly for orgs coming off legacy ERPs.

Where it works

Discrete manufacturers with complex multi-level BOMs and routings, particularly automotive Tier 1 suppliers and aerospace OEMs requiring deep traceability and audit trails.Mid-to-large manufacturers (100+ employees) with engineer-to-order or make-to-order production models needing granular shop-floor control and work order tracking.Companies operating in regulated industries like automotive IATF or aerospace AS9100 that mandate detailed compliance documentation and material genealogy.Organizations with lean manufacturing practices that benefit from eKanban, Shop Floor Dispatch, and visual workflow interfaces familiar to Excel-proficient planners.Multi-plant or multi-division manufacturers needing to scale incrementally with modular ERP modules without committing to a full-stack deployment.

Where it struggles

Small discrete manufacturers with fewer than 50 employees that cannot absorb high implementation costs, extended deployment timelines, or ongoing support contract expenses.Process manufacturing or batch-oriented production environments without discrete work orders, multi-level BOMs, and defined production routings.Companies seeking modern SaaS-style integrations with contemporary tools; GLOVIA G2's third-party integration ecosystem is limited compared to SAP or Epicor.Organizations experiencing high personnel turnover where the steep learning curve and extensive training requirements create unsustainable knowledge gaps.Businesses requiring rapid implementation timelines; configuring 70+ modules, custom fields, and integrations routinely exceeds initial project schedules and budgets.

Pricing tiers

FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 pricing overview

GLOVIA G2 uses tiered per-user pricing with add-on fees for advanced modules such as warehouse management, advanced manufacturing, and CPQ. Cloud subscription and on-premise perpetual license options are both available; cloud reduces upfront infrastructure cost but carries ongoing subscription fees.

Starter

Tier 1 of 3

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What's included

Core financials and accountingLimited user count (typically 5–15 users)Basic inventory and order managementStandard support tier

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What gets migrated

FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 object support

Object-by-object support for FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.

Items / Products

Fully supported

Item master is a core GLOVIA G2 object with rich attributes: part numbers, descriptions, UM, cost, BOM links, revision levels. We extract the full item record including all active BOMs and routing assignments. Custom item properties added during implementation are mapped individually.

Bill of Materials (BOMs)

Fully supported

GLOVIA G2 supports multi-level BOMs, by-products, co-products, and batch production structures. We sequence BOMs top-down to preserve parent-child relationships during migration. Phantom BOMs and BOM effectivity dates are preserved as-is.

Work Orders / Production Orders

Fully supported

Open and closed work orders carry operation sequences, labor hours, material allocations, and inspection results. We migrate the full work order lifecycle including status history, but closed orders land as read-only historical records in most destinations.

Customers / Accounts

Fully supported

Customer records include ship-to/bill-to addresses, credit limits, payment terms, and contact relationships. Where CRM is co-installed, we also migrate the Contact sub-object and associated communication history.

Vendors / Suppliers

Fully supported

Vendor master holds procurement terms, lead times, approved supplier lists, and ASN data. We map vendor records to the destination's supplier object, preserving multi-plant assignments.

Sales Orders / Purchase Orders

Mapping required

Open orders are migrated line-by-line with pricing, discounts, and scheduled ship dates. GLOVIA G2 allows custom order fields and workflow statuses that require field-level mapping to the destination schema. Historical closed orders are migrated as invoice references.

General Ledger / Journal Entries

Fully supported

GLOVIA G2 stores Chart of Accounts, sub-ledgers, and posting history. We export fiscal year closes as locked periods and migrate open AP/AR as live records. Custom ledger types added by developers are flagged for manual review.

Inventory / Stock

Fully supported

On-hand quantities, lot/serial numbers, and location assignments are extracted from GLOVIA G2's inventory module. Lot tracking and FIFO/lot costing values are preserved at record level.

Documents / Attachments

Mapping required

GLOVIA G2 stores documents against items, work orders, and orders. We export linked files via the document management API and reattach them to the corresponding destination records. Unsupported attachment types are bundled into a ZIP delivered alongside the migration.

Custom Objects / Developer Fields

Mapping required

GLOVIA G2 implementations frequently add custom fields and objects via the development environment. We identify all non-standard fields during discovery and build explicit mappings for each, defaulting unmapped custom fields to a catch-all custom properties object.

IoT / Machine Data

Not in this platform

IoT sensor readings and machine integration logs are high-volume telemetry streams not suited for ERP record migration. These are out of scope for standard GLOVIA G2 migrations.

RPA Configurations

Not in this platform

Robotic Process Automation workflows configured within GLOVIA G2 are platform-specific and non-portable. These are excluded from data migration scope.

Gotchas

What to watch for in FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 migrations

Issues we've hit on past FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.

High

GLOVIA G2 rebranded to CrescentOne

High

Modular configuration creates unique per-instance schemas

Medium

On-premise deployments require direct database access

Medium

Historical closed periods are locked at migration time

How a FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 migration works

Four steps, FUJITSU GLOVIA G2-specific

Connect

Not publicly documented; varies by deployment into FUJITSU GLOVIA G2. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.

Map

We translate FUJITSU GLOVIA G2-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.

Sample

Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 quirks before production.

Migrate

Full migration with FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.

FAQ

FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 migration FAQ

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Most FUJITSU GLOVIA G2 migrations under 1M records finish in 48–72 hours end-to-end. Larger orgs with custom objects or buyer-side security review typically take 5–7 days.

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