Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software systems are designed to integrate data across an entire organization and provide it to users when needed. Such a system allows all individuals within a company to collaborate effectively, even with geographical dispersion.

Production Management
  • Industrial Engineering
  • Process management in manufacturing
  • Bill of Materials (BOM) structure
Production Management
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General ledger

  • Definition of document structure pattern (document template)
  • Defining the structure of accounts in a tree form
  • Definition of financial ratios and industry indicators
  • Calculation of accounts receivable reserves
  • Issuance of document based on centralized and multi-component coding structure
  • Preparation of financial statements according to definitions, formulas and relevant reports

Receive and pay

  • Accounts Receivable / Accounts Payable
  • salary management
  • Loan management
  • Check management

finalized Price

  • Calculating standard and actual total cost
  • Calculating material turnover using average, last purchase price, and FIFO methods.
  • Determining the absorption rate by distinguishing between labor cost and overhead at different levels of responsibility and workstations.

Total cost

  • Employee information
  • Attendance and absence
  • Salary and wages
  • Performance evaluation and rewards
  • Training
  • Employee accounting
Car Insurance System/Rayato
Health Courier System