How it Works

Openbravo ERP has been specifically designed to help businesses improve their performance. Its functional coverage includes all areas of an integrated management system. Additionally, this same application seamlessly integrates the rest of the areas, starting with a management scope directly helping clients with its CRM (Customer Relationship Management), BI (Business Intelligence), and POS (Point of Sale).

Benefits

• Open Source: Openbravo ERP is licensed in open source, with no hidden costs or ties to a particular vendor. The license ensures public access to source code and permission to freely modify source code. Customers only pay for the services they really want, when they need it.
• Web-based: Openbravo ERP has been designed from the ground up to be web-based, enabling universal, secure access and simplicity through any browser.
• Fully Functional: Openbravo ERP includes all the functionality you would expect from an extended ERP solution, as well as basic CRM (Customer Relationship Management) and BI (Business Intelligence).
• Truly Integrated, Truly an ERP: Openbravo ERP has been designed as a single ERP application: all functionalities share a common architecture, philosophy, rules and user interface, and all are seamlessly integrated.
• Adapted to Your Needs: Once requirements and business processes have been identified, Openbravo ERP can be adapted to any company's needs and be fully operational in just a few weeks.
• Revolutionary Architecture: Openbravo ERP is based on a revolutionary architecture that results in a better way to build software applications: more scalable, more flexible and easier to extend and maintain.
• Modular: The latest release provides support for third party modules and industry verticals. This approach provides access to a greater number of functionalities while it greatly reduces implementation and maintenance costs.

Features

• Master Data Management: Products, components, bills of materials, customers, vendors, etc.
• Procurement Management: Procurement Management Rates, purchase orders, goods receipts, invoice registration and accounting, purchase planning, etc.
• Warehouse Management : Warehouses and bins, warehouse units, lots, serial numbers, packages, labels, receipts and deliveries, movements between warehouses, inventories, stock valuation, transport, etc.
• Project and Service Management: Project and Service Management Projects, phases, tasks, resources, budget, expenses and expense invoicing, related purchases, etc.
• Production Management: Plant structure, production plans, BOM's, MRP, manufacturing orders, job reports, costs of production, work incidences, preventive maintenance types, etc.
• Sales Management and Customer Relationship Management (CRM): Prices, rates, varying quantity sales orders, shipments, invoicing, volume discounts, commissions, CRM, etc.
• Financial Management and Accounting: Chart of accounts, accounts, budgets, taxes, general accounting, accounts payable, accounts receivable, bank accounting, balance sheet, P&L, fixed assets, etc.
• Business Intelligence (BI): Business Intelligence (BI) Reporting, multidimensional analysis (OLAP), balanced scorecards.