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About SAP Business One
SAP Business One is an affordable, easy-to-use business management solution designed specifically for growing small and medium businesses and subsidiaries.
From financials and accounting to inventory and customer relationship management (CRM), SAP Business One integrates your critical areas to provide clear visibility into your entire business. By capturing data in a centralized location, you can access vital real-time information to make fast, informed decisions.
SAP Business One is a scalable, proven solution available on-premises and in the cloud powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS). SAP Business One transforms your business by leveraging information to maximize efficiency, reach new customers, and drive profitable growth.
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Key Features SAP Business One
Financial
- Financial management – Improve margins, reduce errors, and drive more profitable decision-making.
- Accounting – Automate fundamental accounting processes.
- Controlling – Manage cash flow, track fixed assets, control budgets, and monitor project costs.
- Fixed-asset management – Track and manage physical assets and equipment.
- Banking and reconciliation – Process reconciliations, bank statements, and payments.
- Financial reporting and analysis – Create standard or customized reports from real-time data. Sales and customer management – Oversee the entire sales process and customer lifecycle.
Sales and Service
- Sales and opportunity management – Track sales opportunities and lead activities throughout the sales cycle.
- Marketing campaign management – Create, manage, and analyze marketing activities.
- Customer management – Store all customer data in one place by synchronizing and managing customer contacts in Microsoft Outlook.
- Service management – Manage warranty contracts and service agreements. Mobile sales – Empower your sales organization to manage information on the move.
Reporting & Real-time Analysis
- Reporting – Generate integrated reports with real-time data.
- Business intelligence – Create timely and accurate reports based on company-wide data.
- Interactive analysis – Integrate SAP Business One with standard Microsoft Excel functionalities.
- Drag and relate – Drill down into data and use search assistance and workflow-based alerts.
- Dashboards and reports – Design intuitive, interactive dashboards and reports.
- Real-time analytics – Access information faster and evaluate it with powerful analytics.
Report and Analytics
- Purchasing and inventory control – Optimize purchasing practices and control costs.
- Procurement – Streamline procurement processes.
- Warehouse – Synchronize goods receipts and inventory levels in real-time.
5 Signs You May Need an ERP For Your Small Business
- You’re not in control: Processes are manual; data is scattered in file cabinets, offline spreadsheets, and across desktops. That data is transferred between desks four or five or even six or eight times, adding little value and introducing the risk of Errors.
- You’ve no idea how or where to expand: Your business is growing. You want to continue to add new geographies and new market segments. But you have no visibility as to where you made your best profit. Was it in healthcare in the northeast? Was it in commercial business on the west coast? Was it in government contracts?
- You can’t meet customer demand: Your inventory levels are rising, yet you still can’t seem to meet customer requested ship dates. How do you better forecast demand, lean out your inventory, and produce product just-in-time?
- Cash is tight: Whether you need to finance your supply chain costs or invest in growth, credit is still tight. You are handicapped in maintaining a close eye on cash and liquidity.
- You have no IT staff: The closest you have to an Information Technology (IT) staff is that bright kid you hired to manage your internal network, your laptops, and phones. Technology is leaving you behind, but you’re growing and would rather invest in revenue-generating activities, not overhead.