Juanita Potgieter

As small business applications have grown in features, it has become more difficult to tell the difference between accounting and ERP software.

One of the most important factors in a growing business is making sure it has systems that can support it as it expands. Small businesses often try to squeeze as much performance from their existing systems to delay investing in more powerful systems.

Today a small business can connect a number of third-party cloud programs to their accounting software that will replicate many of the functions of an ERP. While there may be similarities on paper, an ERP has several advantages.

Losing control of inventory is a key challenge that leads to customers waiting on orders, failure to manage supply and demand, cost, and reduced profit.

All businesses understand that the ability to track inventory is crucial to their business. Yet many continue to operate outdated systems without understanding the breaking points that indicate it’s time to change.

Today a small business can connect a number of third-party cloud programs to their accounting software to replicate the functions of an ERP. However, an ERP has several key advantages.

NetSuite Tips and Tricks aren’t something that you’re typically taught alongside your implementation, but they can be the biggest game-changer in terms of getting work done quickly in NetSuite.

One of the biggest reasons businesses considers an ERP purchase is the need for inventory management. Unfortunately, many businesses put off this decision and overextend their accounting software instead.

More than likely, you’ve heard the term ‘digital transformation’ so often in the past few years that it’s become background noise.

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