Cedar
COINS ERP Optimisation Consultant

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COINS ERP Optimisation Consultant
Location: Central London / Hybrid
Contract: Initial 3 to 6 months
Day Rate: £600 to £700 per day
IR35: Outside IR35
Cedar are supporting an established UK organisation looking to engage an experienced COINS ERP Consultant to improve how the business utilises its existing COINS platform. COINS is already embedded within the organisation, but there is significant opportunity to improve its configuration, processes, reporting, and overall adoption. This is not a new implementation; the consultant will act as a hands-on COINS SME, assessing the current environment and delivering practical improvements.
Key Responsibilities
- Review the existing COINS environment, configuration, and current usage.
- Identify underutilised functionality, inefficient processes, and manual workarounds.
- Deliver improvements across COINS configuration, workflows, and reporting.
- Work with Finance, Commercial, Procurement, and operational stakeholders to understand requirements.
- Identify opportunities for greater automation and improved data visibility.
- Establish COINS best practice and improve internal system capability.
- Provide user training, documentation, and knowledge transfer.
- Develop a roadmap for further optimisation and support the eventual handover to an internal BAU systems resource.
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Required Experience
- Strong hands-on COINS ERP experience.
- Previous experience optimising or improving an existing COINS environment.
- Strong understanding of COINS configuration, workflows, and reporting.
- Ability to independently identify and deliver system and process improvements.
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills.
- Experience providing training and knowledge transfer.
- Experience within construction, engineering, property, infrastructure, or another project-led environment would be advantageous.


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This would suit an experienced COINS Functional Consultant, COINS Systems Consultant, or COINS ERP Specialist who is comfortable taking ownership of an optimisation engagement from initial assessment through to delivery and handover.
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