SAP business one feature used are the following:

CRM, sales AR, purchase AP, production, service, inventory, Material Requirements Planning, opportunities, administration for business models like LCD machinery suppliers, home and appliance suppliers, LED sell, and RMA suppliers. 

We also use the solution for project implementation.

We started from scratch and migrated from IBM mainframe ERP to SAP business one 2004. 

We also started from scratch and migrated from TW local ERP to SAP Business One 2005.

We started from SAP Business One 9.3 and migrated to SAP S4H 1809, including PO/SO/WO.

In our current business context, we are part of the retail industry. Normally, we purchase products from overseas vendors, and then we resell those products. We may do DLP (Delivery Processing) and all. But after that, we store the products in the warehouse. Finally, we have a Salesforce automation system, which collects the sales orders and transfers them to SAP Business One. It is an integrated system with SAP Business One. Then, to process sales, our users raise the invoices. At the warehouse location, we deliver the goods to the end-users. This business operates as B2B (Business-to-Business), and we handle a considerable volume of transactions. We deal with automotive items such as spare parts, tires, and other products in our portfolio.   

In the backend, the finance team prepares the financial statements through the SAP system. They book payments, process bank transactions, and more. So, this is an integrated process, and we use all the modules of SAP Business One, except for the production module, as we don't have any production requirements in retail. However, we have one subsidiary. When we implement SAP Business One for that particular aspect, we will use the production module. 

Currently, we have a small area where we assemble sales kits for combining items into one particular product. So, with the new implementation, we will use all the modules, enabling us to get comprehensive financial reports. That's the background of our usage.

We have different customers in multiple industries, such as pharmaceutical manufacturing testing. They use the solution for their entire operation for many functions, such as marketing, purchases, production, and finances. The solution has 16 different implementation verticles.

This solution can be deployed on the cloud or on-premise. The solution can be used with many cloud vendors, such as Alibaba, Microsoft Azure, and Amazon AWS.

The solution is mainly used by customers in the manufacturing industry, particularly in areas where there is no need for extensive maintenance and quality control modules. Maintenance and quality control modules are not a part of the core SAP Business One. In short, we serve those businesses that are involved in core manufacturing and have a supply chain but don't need quality control and maintenance. The modules that come with SAP Business One are typically used for procurement, sales, or finance, and we, as implementers, are involved in the implementation phase.

SAP Business One is a very easy solution for SMBs (small and midsize businesses). SAP Business One is a good product for clients moving from the ERP to standard ERP.

SAP Business One is for small to medium enterprises that like to save time regarding bookkeeping, inventory, purchasing, sales, manufacturing, and project management.

We are using it for accounts and finance and also for maintaining third-party transactions and non-CRM transactions.

I had been using it for the end-to-end functionality. I had used it for finance, HR, and everything.

We use the solution for daily data transactions and market data.

We use SAP Business One as a back-office role for information on products. We use SAP APIs to connect directly to our financial systems and in the cloud and for customers. It supports SMEs. We have between 10 or 20 clients using ERP.ERP is used for food resource management and vehicle car sales business. The ERP system allows control, tracking, and reporting via analysis reports. It is also useful for sales reports and historical reporting, in addition to current productivity reporting.

The solution offers a complete module encompassing finance, material management, sales, and CRM. Additionally, plugins are available, including those for taxation, particularly for GST.

In my work, I use this application extensively to manage our services. Since our company primarily deals with services, it helps in inventory tracking, maintenance, and service management. The application offers end-to-end visibility, allowing me to monitor various aspects such as vendor shipments, warehouse inventory, items in transit, and documentation related to taxation and transportation.

Both of our customers are retailers - one in the construction sector and other with automotive parts. We have a great number of items and clients in both enterprises. 

We can use the solution to guarantee the enterprise, the technology platform. We've been working with COBOL and SQL for more than 20 years, and we have to migrate to a platform with international knowledge or experience.

We have experience in ERP development and also the technological projection for the short and long term. That's why we chose to work with SAP Business One.

The solution is very useful for manufacturing companies. 

Our whole business depends on SAP Business One for many aspects, such as sales, and financials. E\verything is done through the solution.

We are a beverage manufacturer in the fast-moving consumer goods sector that uses Business One throughout our whole supply chain. We start with forecasting, which is not calibrated well currently, and then we download the sales plan into SAP. Based on the sales plan, we provide plans for production via MRP algorithms. The primary function of Business One is to handle all this data we are getting about purchase orders, raw materials, packaging, etc. We also plan to acquire a production module for MRP II functionality, but we haven't acquired it yet and have not decided on the production model. Right now, upwards of 230 people using it, including salespeople, accountants, warehouse workers, production workers, purchase servers, and people who handle procurement. At the moment, it's all.

SAP Business One is an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software that enables businesses to oversee various domains, including financial management, inventory control, equipment tracking, supply chain management, and sales operations.

The solution can be deployed on-premise and on the cloud. There is no limitation on what cloud provider can be used.

The main use case for SAP Business One is for small and medium-sized enterprises in various industries, such as manufacturing, trading, and services. It can be implemented across various domains.

Our primary use case for the solution is as implementers for our customers.

SAP Business One is used for many business tasks, such as purchase requisition, PO creation, vendor management, and virtual management.

SAP Business One has been used in my organization to make life easier for us accountants to implement our financial statements, create our AR invoices, and our general ledgers.

It's used for process automation across various business departments. For instance, in manufacturing, it manages tasks such as raw materials and sales orders.

I was using this solution for small to medium-sized businesses.

We use SAP Business One as a resource planning tool. You can manage your business with it.

Our primary use case of the product is for creating sales orders, checking inventory, creating searches, things like that. We are resellers and implementers and I'm a senior consultant. 

We use it for finance, warehouse, and sales.

We are a consultancy with more than 500 customers worldwide in Pakistan, the UK, the United States, and the Middle East. Our customers are in various industries, including pharmaceuticals and manufacturing. 

We have it for ERP use. It's mainly for finance use. 

We are using SAP Business One as an ERP for the company, mainly for the financial but also for logistics. We are an association and we don't have billing so most of the things that we are using it for are in the accounting and financial. We have some products to use on the logistics side.

We are using SAP Business One for all finance modules, production, and logistics.

It's an enterprise resource printing system. I use it for all accounts payable, accounts receivable, general ledger management, inventory management, services, HR, et cetera.

I work in a small college. It is a small to medium-sized enterprise, with few requirements. We are in the service sector and this product works for us.

We have done some integrations with our operational software. We are doing the billing, warehouse management, and inventory management.

We are doing financials.

We also do a full end-to-end procurement from purchasing.

We use it for all business processes such as finance, CRM, banking, treasury management, inventory, and purchases. We use all the modules in the suite.

I primarily use SAP Business One for recording daily documents.

We recently acquired the license, so we are using the latest version.

We use SAP Business one as a basic solution for purposes of finance. We have done integration with property management, the system and HR.

We use another system and integrate with the solution. The property, real estate management, is an additional requirement for our business.

We are using SAP Business One for finance, purchase, sales, and inventory management.

I mainly use Business One to manage operations, including finance and sales.

Our clients are mostly in the manufacturing and services industry. The companies in the manufacturing industry are in many areas, such as Consumer Packaged Goods, engineering, and project construction. We are using all the solutions core modules, sale, purchase, inventory, and manufacturing.

I primarily implement the solution for manufacturing companies.

This is a complete production. We are manufacturers, especially in the manufacturing demand.

All of the production, finance, purchases, and different modules are being used in SAP Business One.

We use Business One for finance, order management, and inventory. 

We are partners with SAP and I am an SAP FICO and s4 Hana consultant. 

We are a service provider and we use SAP Business One for most of our clients.

The basic modules that we use are for financials, inventory, account receivables, accounts payable, and human resources.

We use this solution to have the information in real time. We are working on financial reports now. The solution is on-premises right now, but we will move to the cloud after the implementation.

We moved from SAP CRM to SAP Business One and we are implementing it. We started to implement it twice and put the old stuff in the ERP, like all of the documents, and invoicing, including CRM. Right now CRM is 90% working.

We have clients who have Business One.

We use this product as an ERP solution.

I am a partner for SAP Business One and I have implemented more than 30 customers. My primary use is as a reseller. The customer's primary use varies but the product is primarily used in the automation of business functions. The specific use depends on the customer's needs.   

My customers use SAP Business One mostly for retail, accounting, and inventory control. They have a detailed roadmap for improvements they will provide.

SAP Business One is for startup companies, who are growing and they want to come in from previously using QuickBooks or something similar. This is the best choice for them.

We are a reseller, and it is used in different industries, such as the manufacturing industry, perfume industry, steel fabrication, distribution, etc.

We are selling both on-premises and cloud versions, but it is more on-premises.

The product is mainly used for digitalizing and automating finance and distribution and production as well as project planning, among other tasks. These processes are not really automated. Nowadays, customers are already using some database application ERP. They are most migrate from there to SAP, however, there are certain customers who are not using any database management system ERP.