With this subsystem, an executive or a process owner will be able to control enterprise processes in real time. From a bird’s eye view, they can analyze critical deviations from the plan figures, and identify negative trends and growth areas, in real time.

With this subsystem a company can implement its own Digital Strategy of transition into Industry 4.0 technologies, therefore meeting the challenges of high-speed business in very dynamic industries.

The cost management subsystem provides flexible tools for controlling costs of the material cost flow, and the consumption of resources triggered by manufacturing, administrative, and commercial activities and all units of the company. With 1C:ERP, a company can calculate the full cost of its goods and services.

The finance management subsystem includes sound solutions for Treasury management and Financial accounting, and reporting management for non-financial companies. These solutions are often taken as platform engines for local-GAAP and IFRS reporting needs.

With the budgeting subsystem, companies can manage the budgeting process in a very flexible way, following top-down as well as bottom-up approaches.

In Sales management, all functions are developed around the Order-to-cash process and provide workflows and controls that help speed-up the Order-to-sale process in manufacturing, wholesale and retail businesses. It protects our customers from very routine control operations, providing auto-controls such as: block delivery over the debt limits, block production before advanced payments, block sales orders before approval, etc. 1C:ERP out-of-box includes solutions for Retail trade automation.

In Procurement management, all functions are developed around the Procure-to-pay process and provide workflows and controls that help speed-up the Procure-to-pay process in manufacturing, wholesale and retail businesses.

Customer relationship management is tightly related to the sales and marketing subsystems and supports scenarios such as: the development and following of a customer relationship strategy, customer experience tracking, the tracking of communications, notifications, the segmentation of customers, and identifying more profitable and emerging customers, etc.

Inventory management is a system for tracking inventory levels, managing the demand of various orders, and managing the internal and external movements of goods. It is also used in the manufacturing subsystem to create a production order and production-related material movement documents. Companies use inventory management to avoid product overstock and outages. It is a tool for effectively organizing inventory and warehouse data.