Sunday, September 15, 2019

SAP Business One

  • Managing G/L & Generating Reports.
  • Recording Journal Entries and Adjustments.
  • Maintaining Accounts Receivables and Payable.
  • Managing Purchase Entries and Overall Procurement processes.
  • Handling Suppliers master data and balances.
  • Recording Supplier Master Data and Balances.
  • Recording Supplier/Vendor Payments
  • Managing Sales Process Entries and Sales Managers
  • Handling Customer Relationship Master System
  • Handling Customer’s Deposits and Receipts.
  • Managing Inventory/ Warehouse Systems.
  • Managing Inventory Tracking and Adjustments
  • SAP ERP Consultants for FI/Co/BI/SCM/HCM/ABAP/BASIS/HANA, etc.
  • Business development manager and Business promoter
  • HR Manager
  • SAP Administrator.
Finance and Accounting
Financial accounting – Recording financial transactions, including general ledger, journal entries, budgeting, account setup and maintenance in one system, with comprehensive tools and reports
Budgeting – Manage budget creation, allocation, and distribution. Provide budget tracking, reporting, and alerts that notify the
responsible users whenever a transaction exceeds a monthly or annual budget limit
Cost Centres and Project CostingComprehensive cost accounting and/or project and job costing
Banking – Track all banking processes such as cash receipts, cheque writing, deposits, advance payments, credit card payments,
and account reconciliation
Purchasing and Receivables Management
Purchase Orders (POs) and goods receipts; link purchasing documents and view document trails for audit purposes; manage additional expenses.
Vendor Master Data – Manage detailed data in user-friendly interface; view account balance and purchase analysis in supplier master record; maintain detailed item purchasing information with price lists and tax information
Inventory and Warehouse Management
Goods receipts and inventory warehouse levels; process accounts payable invoices and credit memos with PO reference; calculate inventory book values and last purchase price automatically. Manage items by group or individually. Item codes, SKU’s, foreign descriptions and supplier catalogues
Costing and Units of measure – Manage stock using various costing models (including average cost, FIFO), across the business or by warehouse/store. Multiple units of measure and unit conversions
Goods receipt and issue control – Record goods receipts and issues; track stock transfers; enable consignment, drop-ship, and other orders
Serial number tracking – Handle automatic creation of warranty records if required
Batch and Lot Tracking – Manage full traceability
Pick and Pack manager – Manage the picking and packing process in three queues.
Stock takes – Perform inventory and cycle counts, efficient, up-to-date reporting

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