What is a Request for Proposal (RFP)?

Project-based ERP is a set of business management solutions using a "design a system" architecture, which is designed to meet the comprehensive needs of business users. This complete set of solutions covers application areas such as customer relationship management (CRM), product management, procurement and supplier management, human resource management, document management, and financial management.

Project ERP

Project-based ERP is a set of business management solutions using a "design a system" architecture, which is designed to meet the comprehensive needs of business users. This solution is fully functional and covers

Computer software has been used in business management for 40 years. In the first 20 years, computer software was in the decentralized application stage, mainly used for data processing and report making. They run on different

Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Realize marketing automation; sales automation; service automation; support customer information and contact management; embedded market segmentation business intelligence.

Enterprise Performance Management

Support sales and marketing performance management; product performance management; employee performance management; project performance management.

Product management

Product planning and product structure; product inventory and control; product marketing; product pricing and sales; order, delivery and customer satisfaction surveys; product performance management.

Purchasing and supplier management

Covers supplier information; supplier qualification review process; supplier pre-selection process; information request (RFI) / proposal request (RFP) / quotation request (RFQ) process; supplier relationship management; supplier as a team member; delivery and Satisfaction survey; reporting and blacklisting mechanisms.

human resource Management

Can find the most suitable talents; conduct employment management; attendance and utilization rate management; performance management; employee self-service; corporate human resource management.

Document management

Document library tree structure; flexible access permission settings; review records; version control and collaborative editing services; integrated knowledge management; global document retrieval; document library templates.

Financial Management

Sales quota, budget, sales income and expense reimbursement; marketing budget planning and tracking; marketing investment return analysis; project budget planning and tracking; project purchase orders, sales orders and accounts receivable / payable; project returns and profit margins ; Enterprise budget, profit and loss, fixed assets and accounts receivable / payable; transaction budgets, returns and profit margins; real-time income, revenue estimates and accounts receivable / payables overview.

Project Management Automation

Project scope management; time management; cost management; quality management; communication management; resource management; problem and risk management; procurement management; overall management; demand and change management; methodologies and templates; commitment management.

Global business map

Including business map; financial map; task map; document map; problem map.

Compared with traditional business application systems, 8thManage project-based ERP has many advantages:

low cost

Cost-effective, and its Windows operating platform is also low cost and high performance. In addition, it is built on the same platform and has full functions to meet the various business needs of the enterprise. Therefore, it can minimize the cost of deploying other business application systems, and save the upgrade and maintenance costs that enterprises need to pay for using distributed systems. .

Flexible deployment

Based on the "One Design One System" architecture, all functional modules are designed and developed uniformly around the same database and the same user interface. Users can deploy different modules as needed to obtain the best combination of functions, thereby Achieve the highest cost-effectiveness ratio. With the continuous development of enterprise business and the continuous expansion of enterprise scale, enterprises may need to add new functions. At this time, enterprises only need to purchase and enable new function modules to meet their business needs. And all the functional modules of the system are "standby", only need to change the configuration slightly, you can "join" the original system and easily complete the deployment.

Integrated operation

The design of each module aims at cooperative work and data sharing, and solves the problems of data redundancy and data inconsistency in distributed systems. Because data can be shared within the entire system, many advanced functions, such as global search, global action list, and global business map, which support data integration and information reorganization between different application modules, can be implemented as standard functions. It also greatly increases the value of the system.

Easy to use

Thanks to the ODOS architecture, it can establish the proper connection for all business data and provide various linked lists and summary reports. These links are similar in form to ordinary lists and reports, but they can provide users with in-depth information, help users obtain necessary business operation information, and better manage their business. Basically, users can "manage the entire enterprise performance information in one page" and can "get detailed information at any level" according to their needs.

Simple and friendly user interface

Including customizing multiple overviews, integrating with Microsoft Outlook, accessing via mobile phones, initiating instant sessions, and enabling reminders and reporting functions, it is convenient for users to carry out various tasks quickly and efficiently.

8thManage project-based ERP is tailor-made for SMEs in a certain sense. In the past, commercial application systems were very expensive, and the maintenance costs and personnel costs of the maintenance team were also very high. Therefore, despite the many benefits of commercial software, only large companies can afford to buy it.

Most SMEs use spreadsheets and single-function solutions, such as accounting software packages and human resources software packages, and they cannot enjoy the benefits of a complete business management tool.

The integrated management system changed this history. The enterprise application system has low cost and high performance, and the functions provided are ready to use. It is very convenient and fast to use, and it is an ideal choice for developing enterprises. Developing companies have no or all the burden of old-style systems. For them, the migration of corporate data is very simple. They only need to upload the data in the spreadsheet to it, which means they can adapt quickly. No worries. Even for companies that have adopted legacy application systems, the benefits of ODOS are definitely worth the effort for their implementation. It can save huge costs for enterprises and provide more complete functions for enterprises. I believe no one will object to adopting such applications.

In China, India, Brazil and other fast-developing economies, small and medium-sized enterprises have made rapid progress and are rapidly moving towards large enterprises. Senior managers of small and medium-sized enterprises need a scalable business management software to help them A big hand, and continue to support the work after the company grows into a large enterprise, and the integrated management system based on the ODOS architecture is the best business management tool to meet this demand.