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Cloud Based: No hardware and maintenance required from our end Scalable : It can be extended with business expansion Integrated: all our modules are easily integrated with this product
Has the main benefits of a standard ERP.
The functional coverage is very broad: accounting, financial management, treasury, inventory management, procurement, CRM, and project management. This eliminates silos between departments and provides a consolidated view of the business. The SaaS model also offers significant advantages: - Automatic regular updates - Maintenance managed by SAP - Easy scalability - Access from anywhere
It is a license based platform so we can't create sub-hierarchies of access under a single parent access and cost is bit high for large user base.
The administrator's load is too high for an expensive software as a service offering.
The SaaS subscription model based on the number of users can represent a significant long-term cost, especially for SMEs with limited budgets or expectations of a quick return on investment. Therefore, a preliminary financial analysis is essential.