Aromary Technologies

Industries

Where SAP Business One fits best.

Six kinds of business, what usually holds them back, and the parts of SAP Business One and our add-ons that deal with it.

Manufacturing

From the bill of materials to the shop floor.

Where it usually hurts

  • Production planned on a whiteboard or a spreadsheet
  • Material shortages found when the line stops
  • Machines maintained only after they break down

What helps

  • Production and MRP
  • Quality control add-on
  • Plant maintenance add-on
  • Production order automation add-on

Wholesale and distribution

Stock, orders and invoices at volume.

Where it usually hurts

  • Stock figures right only after a physical count
  • Suppliers chasing purchase orders by phone
  • Hundreds of invoices emailed one at a time

What helps

  • Inventory and bin locations
  • Business partner portal
  • Customer bulk invoice email add-on
  • Barcode scanning (built to order)

Food and beverage

Batches, expiry dates and quality.

Where it usually hurts

  • Tracing one batch takes a day of searching
  • Expiry dates kept in a separate sheet
  • Quality checks recorded on paper

What helps

  • Batches with expiry dates
  • Production and MRP
  • Quality control add-on

Chemicals and pharma

Formulations, batches and inspections.

Where it usually hurts

  • Formulations held in one person's files
  • Batch records assembled by hand for an audit
  • Approvals given verbally and never recorded

What helps

  • Bills of materials
  • Batch management
  • Quality control add-on
  • Approval procedures and the mobile app

Engineering and fabrication

Job work, maintenance and cost per job.

Where it usually hurts

  • Material sent to subcontractors and lost track of
  • The cost of a job known only when it is finished
  • Downtime nobody planned for

What helps

  • Production orders
  • Plant maintenance add-on
  • Subcontracting and job work (built to order)

Trading and retail

Many items, many warehouses, GST on every invoice.

Where it usually hurts

  • Stock spread across branches and warehouses
  • GST e-invoices raised in a separate portal
  • Online orders keyed in again by hand

What helps

  • Inventory across warehouses
  • GST e-invoicing and e-way bill (built to order)
  • E-commerce integration
  • Customer bulk invoice email add-on

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