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January 6, 2026

How Miron Violetglass Scaled 40% Without Adding Headcount

Every distributor reaches a point where growth exposes the cracks: too many spreadsheets, too much manual work, and not enough visibility. Miron Violetglass hit that moment and what happened next is one of my favorite examples of what “future-ready distribution” looks like in real life.

The Distribution Challenges Miron Faced on QuickBooks

Miron was operating across Europe and the U.S. on QuickBooks, using spreadsheets to tie together:

  • inventory
  • pricing
  • landed costs
  • warehouse workflows
  • financial reporting
 

This worked… until it didn’t.

When they expanded into a second U.S. warehouse, everything got harder:

  • margins were unclear
  • visibility was fragmented
  • reporting lagged
  • reconciliation took too long
  • teams built workarounds to survive
 

They weren’t doing anything wrong. They had simply outgrown their tools.

These were the same warning signs we covered here. 

What Changed When Miron Moved to Business Central

With Business Central, Miron created a connected foundation across:

  • inventory
  • financials
  • purchasing
  • warehouse processes
  • reporting
  • multi-currency
  • multi-entity
 

The system finally matched the business — not the other way around.

The Operational Improvements Behind 40% Growth

Once visibility and workflows were connected, everything changed:

  • real-time insight into inventory & margins
  • consistent processes across warehouses
  • clean financials
  • less manual work
  • simplified hand-offs
  • unified data across continents
 

And the result? 40% growth without additional staff. They didn’t scale by hiring. They scaled by removing friction.

What “Future-Ready Distribution” Really Means

It’s not about overspending or overbuilding. It’s about creating a foundation that:

  • supports growth
  • reduces manual work
  • aligns teams
  • brings clarity to decisions
  • works across warehouses and channels
 

Future-ready isn’t about technology. It’s about running the business you’re becoming — not the business you were.

Lessons Other Distributors Can Learn from Miron

If you’re feeling the same friction, here’s a resource hub to help. We’ve gathered the tools, guides, and the full webinar replay in one place.

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