SAP Business One Reviews

We use it for customer, inventory management, catalog management, supplier customer management, and financials.

There is some time saving and lower employee headcount, around 40% to 50%.

SAP Business One is pretty streamlined, with tight integration and standard best practice flows.

There are limitations around integrations. Third-party integrations require the expertise of a functional consultant, and customizations require some technical expertise. 

Limitations in terms of the B2B commerce setup exist, and we're looking at a consultant to customize a solution. The MTG integration is not possible as it should be in the cloud, but it's on a hosted private server.

I've used the solution for about one year.

It's stable as we go through the partners, so there's no direct support.

It is scalable for our purpose, however, there are limitations around integrations.

We go through the partners, so we have no direct support.

Neutral

There are other providers, such as NetSuite.

We use implementation partners, so it wasn't our process.

It's a perpetual investment. In the long term, it is more cost-efficient than some of the cloud SaaS services in ERP available today.

Pricing is acceptable, and it is one of the lower-cost solutions.

I'd rate the solution seven out of ten.

We are using SAP Business One for all finance modules, production, and logistics.

The most valuable feature of SAP Business One is the ability to manage your entire business with one software package.

The solution could improve by having some added authentication, such as SAP CC or SAP S4HANA.

I have been using SAP Business One for approximately eight years.

I have not had issues with the stability of SAP Business One.

SAP Business One is useful for small and medium-sized companies.

We have approximately 65 people using the solution in my organization.

I rate the scalability of SAP Business One an eight out of ten.

The support from SAP is good and there is useful online documentation if we have issues.

We are a growing business and we might switch solutions because this solution is best suited for small to medium-sized companies. 

I rate the support from SAP Business One a nine out of ten.

Positive

The initial setup of SAP Business One is easy. The implementation process did not take long. We have two servers, one for testing and the other for production. We have GIT services for deploying SAP Business One.

We used approximately use two people for the deployment of the solution.

The ROI is good for SAP Business One. We have received cost and time savings. We require fewer resources by using the solution.

The price of SAP Business One is expensive and there is only a standard license.

The vendor maintains the server we use for SAP Business One.

I rate SAP Business One an eight out of ten.

We use SAP Business One as a back-office role for information on products. We use SAP APIs to connect directly to our financial systems and in the cloud and for customers. It supports SMEs. We have between 10 or 20 clients using ERP.ERP is used for food resource management and vehicle car sales business. The ERP system allows control, tracking, and reporting via analysis reports. It is also useful for sales reports and historical reporting, in addition to current productivity reporting.

SAP holds more data and traceable information. Information on any issues is saved, and SAP can recreate errors on the NCP portal. Solutions to issues are also available. You can find SAP features on Android with Samsung phones.

Accounting is a good feature, hence why we use SAP Business One. We use a single application to handle and control our resources. We also leave it overnight to process our purchasing tasks. All this is held in one secure database. The system provides information on products sent out to the customer. The system holds data and AI voice data. It also includes accounting control. So there are a lot of features included with the ERP system. We support SAP as we have a lot of experience within the team.

SAP could improve the performance of the business alignment with other products.

We have 10 years of experience with SAP Business One.

Overall, the ERP solutions are stable, but it is more complicated and is not always stable for some customers. It helps to understand the product so you can manage it.

SAP is scalable, as the versions of HANA are constantly being updated. They are currently up to version 6.

Technical support is very good.

Setup is okay generally, but not so easy with integrated products such as Microsoft 365.

Implementation is often complicated on the manufacturing side, as it requires integrations with .net. It usually involves using highly skilled SAP consultancy. It is often difficult for the implementer to integrate add-ons and customization, which deviate from a standard installation. I often work with the implementor, and this helps my learning curve. It isn't easy to learn at the beginning. Sometimes, while the implementation occurs, people use Excel and other control documents as a workaround until the system is ready.

We compared the Microsoft solution with Oracle NetSuite, as they have a price decrease. It is, however, not that much cheaper, and the price is comparable to SAP.

We have considered using an add-on to the pack using Oracle NetSuite. They don't have a simple method of using the console or for the implementer to create an add-on. They said it was difficult to communicate on the cloud. There were also some defects when they tried to control everything on their contact form. So it didn't work very well.

It is simple for users to use, but we can design and understand how to customize the menus for technical staff. It takes a lot of experience to technically understand the environment, especially when you need to integrate other systems such as the HANA database. We need to have more Linux and freedom experience, but not as much as with Microsoft SQL Server. You also need network knowledge, which is something you can compare the HANA database to. 

I would rate SAP at about 8 out of 10.

I mainly use Business One to manage operations, including finance and sales.

Business One's best feature is transport management and collections.

There are problems with Business One's collection management and reconciliation. It's also quite difficult to automate with external systems, and its reporting could be clearer. In the next release, Business One should include automation for mobile apps.

I've been using Business One for over seven years.

Business One is stable.

Business One is scalable.

SAP's technical support used to be good but has become very unresponsive.

Neutral

I previously used SAP S/4.

The initial setup was a very simple process and took a couple of hours since we were using a client web version.

Business One's prices are really high, with a one-time cost of around one lakh.

I evaluated Tally, a local Indian product, but it lacked data security.

Business One is good for smaller and medium-sized companies that want to handle simple business processes. For those companies, I would rate Business One nine out of ten, but overall I give it four out of ten.

The solution is pretty straightforward to set up and gets easier over time.

Technical support has been quite good.

We've found the stability to be very good.

We aren't overly satisfied with the solution. We are moving away from it.

The solution needs to be implemented properly, otherwise, a company will not be able to get the full benefit of the product.

They need to do more with, budget planning within the solution, in terms of financial budgeting. Right now, we can only input values at our sales target, however, we can't input numbers. The solution also needs to look at the monthly balance. There will need to have some type of maintenance in there. Yet, there is no model for maintenance. If you buy it you need to go and find another solution for your maintenance however, if they can do a maintenance solution within this solution that that would be a wonderful thing.

I've been using the solution for seven years or so. It's been a while. I've spent a lot of time on it.

The stability is very good. There are no bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash and freeze. It's very reliable in terms of performance.

Our business has grown beyond the capabilities of Business One. We need a bigger ERP solution, and therefore we are moving away. We're looking at SAP S/4 HANA since we already use other SAP products.

We currently have 101 users. In the future, we'll be looking at 130 to 150 users.

Technical support is quite good. They are helpful and responsive. We are quite satisfied with their level of support.

We are actually going to move over to S/4HANA. We looked at Oracle, however, we decided on SAP as we already had SAP products. I've worked with a lot of ERP and other products, including other SAP products.

The initial setup is not overly complex. It's pretty straightforward. However, at the outset, when we were fresh users, it seemed to be a bit complex. Over time, you get more and more comfortable with the process.

The price of the solution itself is not the issue, however, the cost of the licensing is strange. No other ERP that concurrent licensing. As I have what will be a hundred users at the time to use it, doesn't matter whether Samuel or George come on, SAP requires an individual attached to a license. That means even if a person is no longer a user, we have to untie the license so nobody can use that license. I need to fill it with a different person.

I am a customer and end-user of the product.

I'd recommend the product to others. Anyone who wants to use SAP Business One should do so. It's a good solution. They need to get a good implementer, however, as if it's not implemented well, you will have issues. 

I'd rate the solution at a six out of ten. At first, we really liked it, however, as of now, we need to change as it no longer meets our needs.

The solution is mainly used by customers in the manufacturing industry, particularly in areas where there is no need for extensive maintenance and quality control modules. Maintenance and quality control modules are not a part of the core SAP Business One. In short, we serve those businesses that are involved in core manufacturing and have a supply chain but don't need quality control and maintenance. The modules that come with SAP Business One are typically used for procurement, sales, or finance, and we, as implementers, are involved in the implementation phase.

The graphical view of connections between different transactions is a valuable feature of the solution.

In SAP Business One, customization can be made easier. Even though UDF is available in the solution, form creation and all such related activities should be made easier.

In the solution's future releases, I would like to see quality control and plant maintenance modules.

My company is a service provider and acts as implementers for SAP, including SAP Business One. So, we implement SAP ERP, and we have been involved in the implementation work for SAP since 2014. As time progresses, new modules or versions get introduced in the solution, and we take up the implementation process for them.

It is a stable solution. Stability-wise, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

It is a scalable solution. Scalability-wise, I rate the solution a nine out of ten. Around 100 users in my organization use the solution.

I rate the technical support a seven out of ten.

Neutral

On a scale of one to ten, where one is difficult, and ten is easy, I rate the initial setup process a seven.

I rate it a seven because they recently came up with the browser access, while many other solutions were already on the browser access for a long time.

Some clients prefer the solution to be deployed on the cloud, while some prefer it to be deployed on-premises. Also, the deployment process takes place in less than a day.

I rate the solution's pricing a six or seven out of ten since it is expensive.

I would tell those planning to use the solution that though it is a good solution, it might not be a complete solution since there are some missing features in it. Overall, I rate the solution an eight out of ten.

The solution is very useful for manufacturing companies. 

The most important features are the accounting and finance features. Everything leads to finance. 

The initial setup is not too complex.

It's stable.

You can scale the solution well. 

The pricing is good.

We have some problems around here, in Business One. It's hard to have separate models. We have to make multiple forms and have problems doing that. In manufacturing, we do not have things like the actual cost of the fabric, loss of material, the various costs of raw materials, et cetera.

Some features are missing.

We'd like to see the solution support barcode features.

I've used the solution for around five years. 

The product is stable and reliable.

The solution is scalable. 

We have 125 licenses.

There are some problems in technical support in Pakistan.

I have a big license for SAP Business One, one of the 20 licenses. And S4HANA's support in Python is not ideal. Our control team many times has complained due to the slow, slow response for Business One. If you upgrade the hardware, you should get more services.

We want to move to S4HANA as it has a better design.

The product does not require a complex setup.

The pricing is pretty good. We did not find it to be too expensive.

We are consultants and have customers in Pakistan using it. 

I'd rate the solution six out of ten.

The solution offers a complete module encompassing finance, material management, sales, and CRM. Additionally, plugins are available, including those for taxation, particularly for GST.

In my work, I use this application extensively to manage our services. Since our company primarily deals with services, it helps in inventory tracking, maintenance, and service management. The application offers end-to-end visibility, allowing me to monitor various aspects such as vendor shipments, warehouse inventory, items in transit, and documentation related to taxation and transportation.

The solution offers a structured view and is useful for the top management. The top management finds it organized and structured. It is stable and gives you fewer headaches as an IT manager. 

While SAP has been a leader in the enterprise and SME segments, many competitors have emerged with new features, especially in analytic modules like Salesforce and Oracle. The rise of cloud tools from providers like Amazon, Google, and Azure, offering analytics and visual analytical tools, has contributed to this shift.It seems SAP Business One may not have focused as much on this aspect, prioritizing the basic functioning of the enterprise. As a result, the latest user experience, particularly in digital aspects of data consumption, may not be on par with what's available in the market.

I have been using the product for ten years. 

SAP Business One's stability is very high. 

The product's scalability is good. My company has less than 50 users who use it daily. 

The tool's response time is fairly low. The team has good technical ability. However, the product takes time for overall turnaround. 

Positive

We switched to the product because we sought more stability and wanted to meet specific government compliance requirements. The need for a trusted solution, particularly regarding audits, played a crucial role in our decision-making process.

There is significant room for improvement in setting up SAP Business One. The current process is fairly rudimentary. Deployment takes a couple of days to complete. 

Our SAP partner helped with the tool's deployment. 

SAP Business One is not cheap. 

I rate the solution a seven out of ten.