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As a leading provider of integrated solutions for SAP Business One, we are very excited to have coresystems at our Encaptis Summit. Learn more about their solutions in today's guest blog on coresuite mobile sales.
*With our Encaptis Summit just a few weeks away, we have invited our key seminar presenters to submit a few blog entries of topics they will be discussion on September 20th. Learn more about corsuite and meet the team at our Encaptis Community Summit!
coresystems is now offering resource planner, an effective office planning tool for admin staff. The application expands the coresuite mobile service and enables centralized coordination of all service activities via the ERP system.
Are there any SAP Business One (B1) users out there that love it to pieces, except for one huge, or should I say extremely small, detail??? Anyone out there like me, and simply straining to read the font on the B1 dashboard?
“Is there an easier way to do this in SAP Business One?” I was asked by a customer the other day. There must be a way, after all I am a Solutions Advisor. With the right tools within a robust system, almost anything is possible. I decided to embark on an SAP Business One discovery… With all the capabilities within SAP Business One, how can I assist our customers with getting the most out of Business One with simple, yet valuable tools? As I pondered this thought, some other questions that emerged in my head were:
We have recently received some inquiries on how pricelists operate in SAP Business One. Questions focusing on calculating factors, business partner and inventory price lists and setting up pricelists with a specific validation dates are topics that have arisen. With so many hierarchical layers, how do pricelists work to generate a final purchase or sale price in SAP Business One? Where and how does special pricing fit in? What about blanket agreements? And the most frequent question we get asked, “Where is this price coming from?”
In the last post, Review & Qualify Software Solutions, we walked you through the process of identifying key areas to help you review and qualify ERP solutions. In the 5th post, Qualify ERP Vendors, in our series, “Selecting ERP for Your Small to Medium Sized Business,” we’ll explain why it’s important to choose the right ERP partner and how to tell if a vendor is the right one for you.
Before picking an ERP solution, it’s important to identify key areas about your company to help you determine which solutions are right for your business. In this post, we guide you through the steps to help you narrow down your choices.
