Wiise ERP for Australian businesses

Wiise ERP is cloud business management software for Australian and New Zealand businesses. It runs on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and adds local features such as Australian bank feeds, Single Touch Payroll, GST and BAS reporting, and KPMG-designed charts of accounts. KPMG Australia created Wiise. Today it manages accounting, inventory, warehousing, manufacturing, CRM, projects, payroll and reporting in one system.

Wiise uses the same Business Central platform, then adds features for Australia and New Zealand. These include:

• Integrated bank feeds, direct debit, EFT and Stripe invoice payments
• Single Touch Payroll and Fair Work-compliant modern award payroll
• Pre-built GST, BAS and financial reports, plus direct BAS lodgement to the ATO
• KPMG-designed, industry-specific charts of accounts
• Landed cost budgeting and the Wiise Warehouse OnTime app
• Pre-built Power BI dashboards and NDIS-specific features

Standard Business Central can still suit some businesses better, for example those trading across several countries. Because we implement both, we'll give you an honest recommendation.

Yes. Wiise is a cloud ERP that runs in Microsoft's Australian Azure data centres. It holds ISO 27001 (information security) and ISO 27017 (cloud security) certification. It also protects your data with encryption and multi-factor authentication. For more detail, visit the Wiise Trust Centre.

Wiise works natively with Microsoft 365, so you can create quotes in Outlook, update data from Excel and share records in Teams. It also connects to Dynamics 365 apps, Power BI, Power Apps and Power Automate. Popular integrations include Shopify, Employment Hero, Continia and ezyCollect. On top of that, Wiise links to more than 14,000 Microsoft AppSource apps and offers an open API for custom integrations.

Yes. Wiise has Microsoft Copilot built in, so you can reconcile bank accounts in seconds, find records by asking in plain English and draft product descriptions. AI agents go further. For example, the Sales Order Agent reads customer emails, checks stock and lead times, then creates sales orders, with approvals and human checkpoints built in. Wiise also adds its own AI tools, such as the GST Agent and AI budget forecasting. Your data stays in your Microsoft environment, and Microsoft doesn't use it to train public AI models.

As at October 2026, Wiise lists two plans, priced per full user per month in AUD (excluding GST). Business costs $158, while Premium costs $210 and adds manufacturing and service management. Team member users cost $23.50 each and device licences cost $84 each per month. Add-ons such as Wiise Payroll, multi-entity management and Power Platform licences cost extra. Check the latest Wiise pricing, then talk to us about implementation costs.

It depends on your processes, data and integrations. Wiise says a typical implementation journey takes six to nine months, although smaller, simpler businesses can move faster. After a free consultation, we scope your project and give you a clear plan and timeline.

Call or message ERP Werx for a free consultation. First, we learn how your business runs today. Next, we show you Wiise in a demo and confirm whether it's the right fit. Finally, we give you a scoped plan for licences, implementation and support.