What's in the package
Quotes, orders, delivery notes, purchase orders, and goods receipt with a continuous document flow.
Stock levels per storage location, transfers, stocktaking counts, and valuation at closing.
Point-of-sale with TSE, daily close, and direct posting into the bookkeeping.
The same bookkeeping as in the cloud version: SKR03/04, advance VAT return (UStVA), closing, and E-Bilanz.
Customer history, pipeline, project time tracking, and project-based billing.
Payroll accounting with the statutory notifications, connected to the financial accounting.
Who it pays off for
For businesses that today run an invoicing program, a stock list, a point-of-sale system, and bookkeeping separately and pull the data together by hand. The effort there is not in the individual software but in the handoffs.
ERP in a Box replaces those handoffs with a single shared data set. The price is still based on your legal form, not on the number of areas you use.
The cycle that otherwise takes four programs.
Purchasing, inventory, sales, and bookkeeping all draw on the same data set.
No interface maintenance, because there is no interface between these areas.
Take a look at ERP in a Box.
Create an account and walk through the modules with demo data, or book a call about rollout.