Always in the know of all projects with real-time, cross-functional reporting, including manufacturing and logistics management, cost accounting, controlling, and more.

The availability of structured data and values (material masters, BOM, routing, system-driven pricing, real-time calculation engine HANA) with integrated figures makes it possible to get the best out of production, inventory, engineering, and all-rounded costs.

With the “over-the-shelf availability” of material and resources amalgamated with the best practices, it is possible to plan JIT and FIFO while maintaining the optimum use. This includes lead times, transferring schedules, capacities of the machine, resources, BOMs, and Batches, to name a few.

Manage inventory across multiple warehouses and maintain cost-effective production with advanced warehouse and bin location tracking. Manufacturing ERP software helps effortlessly track stock movements, improve delivery time & reduce stock-outs.

SAP Business One offers improved business visibility into these processes in manufacturing supply chains, operations, or inventory. Through built-in integration with shipping logistics and supply chains, SAP Business One provides real-time information that leads to a better and more informed decision-making process.

Through an efficient production environment, manufacturing companies can look to SAP solutions to optimize their daily operations, minimize waste, and simplify their processes. Informed decision-making can thus help in reducing costs and increasing business profitability.

In addition to cost control, manufacturing companies must manage their working capital to run their daily operations. To boost working capital, a comprehensive package from various modules and capabilities. This includes the management of the following:

• Account receivables
• Account payables
• Cash and liquidity
• Inventory planning

Finally, this improves regulatory compliance by adhering to standard industry regulations. Regulatory compliance is followed at every stage of the manufacturing process, including procurement, supply chain, and final product delivery. Besides regulatory compliance, manufacturers can now embed quality control in their manufacturing process, thus inferring insights into vendor performance and customer satisfaction.