04 November 2025

TechnologyOne sets new benchmark for SaaS+ and ERP delivery in FY25

TechnologyOne, Australia’s global enterprise Software as a Service (SaaS) company, continues to rewrite the rulebook for ERP implementation, with 110 new customers choosing its pioneering SaaS+ delivery model in FY25.

Customers across Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom local government, education, and government sectors are increasingly adopting SaaS+ (Solution as a Service), which is now responsible for all new customer sales globally.

Stuart MacDonald, Chief Operating Officer at TechnologyOne, said: “SaaS+ has completely reshaped how we deliver enterprise software. It’s a delivery model that puts customers first – one contract, one price, and one point of accountability. By removing the complexity and risk that once defined ERP projects, we’re helping organisations achieve faster, more predictable outcomes.”

“We’ve made significant progress towards our ambitious goal of delivering ERP in 30 days. Our OneBase solution now takes around four months to implement on average, while our competitors still take years. That’s despite adding richer functionality and greater depth across every product. We remain hyper-focused on accelerating delivery and helping our customers realise value faster than ever before.”

“The next evolution of this journey is PLUS – our new agentic AI platform that brings intelligence and automation to every process. PLUS will sit across the entire SaaS+ platform, turning ERP from a system people have to learn into a system that learns from them.”

In the United Kingdom, TechnologyOne strengthened its position as the public sector’s leading SaaS ERP provider, with SaaS+ go-lives rising from six to 17 during FY25. Major new customers included the University of Hertfordshire, Royal Holloway University of London, Islington London Borough Council, and the Royal Borough of Greenwich.

Across local government in Australia and New Zealand, TechnologyOne added 20 new council customers. Major projects included Central Coast Council, the company’s largest new customer of the year, along with Merri-bek City Council, Barossa Council, Yarra City Council and more.

In government, SaaS+ continued to gain traction, with the State Electricity Commission (SEC) of Victoria and the Australian Energy Regulator (AER) both adopting the OneGovernment solution to strengthen transparency, efficiency, and compliance. The latter was the first Federal Government agency to adopt SaaS+.

And in education, TechnologyOne expanded its footprint with new SaaS+ implementations at the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts, University of Chester, and Royal Holloway University of London, alongside Australian institutions TasTAFE and TAFE Queensland, reinforcing its leadership in the higher and vocational education sectors.

The launch of PLUS (Predict, Learn, Uncover, Simplify) marks the most exciting innovation in TechnologyOne’s 38-year history.

With SaaS+ as the foundation and AI as the accelerant, PLUS opens a new chapter in enterprise software – one where customers gain deeper insights, faster outcomes, and smarter ways of working.