Flexible ERP solution, empowering enterprises to meet the digital challenges of today's business, grow faster and lead their markets.
Based on the modern best practices of enterprise management and the experience of 25,000+ 1C:ERP implementation projects.
Build on flexible and powerful 1C:Enterprise Platform supports web-access, mobile device-access, and cloud technologies.
Why 1C:ERP?
Fast implementation
The implementation of 1C:ERP is almost twice as fast as the implementation of other ERP-systems. It is comparable to the implementation of low code solutions. Why is this the case? Its fast set-up, rapid blueprint, rich features, scalability, user-friendly interface, and customizability.
Flexible deployment and delivery
Built on the powerful 1C:Enterprise development platform, 1C:ERP provides unlimited flexibility and can be fine-tuned to automate specific and even unique business processes in an organization. It’s a platform-independent (Windows, Apple, Linux) solution that can work with all world-class DBMSs (MS SQL Server, PostgreSQL, IBM DB2, Oracle Database) and smoothly integrates with existing solutions (TMS, WMS, CRM, accounting, etc.).
Rich solutions for the production industry
1C:ERP helps manufacturing companies manage continued business growth and support changes in production technology. The system provides both a simple and complex workflow for all "make" strategies and their different scenarios: make-to-order, make-to-stock, and design, discrete, and process production.
Based on feedback from real ERP-projects
on the 1C:Enterprise platform
Productivity
| Increase in output by | 36% |
| Increase in workforce productivity by | 36% |
| Reduced expense of material resources by | 16% |
| Reduction of production cost by | 9% |
Overall efficiency
| Acceleration of order processing by | 75% |
| Reduced time of order execution by | 36% |
| Decrease in operating and administrative expenses by | 17% |
| Revenue growth by | 14% |
Current assets
| Warehouse turnover increased by | 28% |
| Reduction of accounts receivable by | 22% |
| Reduction of inventory by | 24% |
Reporting
| Management reports preparation | 2.9 times faster |
| GAAP and IFRS reports preparation | 2.8 times faster |
1C:ERP: Best Business and Industry Functionality
You can control enterprise processes in real time. From a bird’s eye view, you 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.
The finance management subsystem includes sound solutions for Treasury management and Financial accounting, and reporting management for non-financial companies.
With the budgeting subsystem, companies can manage the budgeting process in a very flexible way, following top-down as well as bottom-up approaches.
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.
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.
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.
Inventory management is a system for tracking inventory levels, managing the demand of various orders, and managing the internal and external movements of goods.