Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ERP?
An ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) is a software system that manages and integrates all of a company's key processes — accounting, purchasing, sales, warehouses, production, and others. The goal is to have real-time updated data to improve and facilitate decision-making, reduce errors, and achieve better collaboration between departments.
Vertical or sector-specific ERP?
These are ERPs developed specifically for a particular business activity, including specific and necessary functionalities for that sector. Reducing implementation times, resulting in cost savings.
Types of ERP?
Known mainly as: Horizontal and Vertical.
Vertical ERPs are designed for a specific industrial sector, with functionalities and modules adapted to that particular market niche.
Horizontal ERPs are designed to cover more general functionalities applicable across different industries. They need to be adapted to each business's characteristics individually.
Advantages of ERP?
Allows all information to always be updated online for decision-making; data is entered only once and is available to everyone.