Resources
Nobody wakes up wanting to read a white paper. They want to know whether this is the right system, what it will cost, or why the stock figure is wrong. Everything here is grouped by which of those you are doing.
If you are evaluating
Most evaluations move through these in sequence. Skipping to the price before the second one is how companies end up comparing two proposals for different things.
What is this system and how does it actually work?
Is it better than what we are already looking at?
What would the project involve, and what could go wrong?
What does it cost, and what is the current situation costing?
If you already run it
Each of these is a specific operational failure rather than a topic, and each one has a page that describes how the fix works rather than asserting that it does.
Why does the system say eleven when the shelf says seven?
How do online orders stop being retyped?
Where is the operation losing time and margin?
Insights
User-defined fields, formatted searches, approval procedures, print layouts, queries and add-ons: what each customization tool in SAP Business One does, and which ones survive an upgrade.
How approval procedures work in SAP Business One, the five rules most distributors need, and the mistakes that let the wrong orders through.
What switching the SAP partner that supports your SAP Business One system involves: the reasons companies move, the audit, the formal transfer, and what to ask a new partner before you sign.
Next step
Bring your systems, your order volume and what is currently breaking. We will tell you what it takes to fix it, and whether we are the right people to do it.
