SAP Business One Web Client helps SMEs takes ERP mobile

SAP Business One Web Client takes the enterprise resource planning (ERP) functionality that’s trusted by 70,000 customers and brings it online.

As more and more of our business and daily lives are managed through mobile and apps, it was no surprise when the world’s leading ERP for SMEs announced it would be bringing a web version to the market. As far as SAP Business One goes, the Web Client is at the core of its future direction.

Many organisations are already taking advantage of the Web Client. But if you’ve not heard much about it, don’t worry. We’re here to walk you through what it is and what it can do for your business.

What is SAP Business One Web Client?

You may already know, or even be using, SAP Business One. Unlike SAP’s enterprise-level solutions, Business One is designed specifically for SMEs, and is particularly popular among growing organisations that value its scalability, automations, huge number of potential integrations and multi-language capabilities.

The Web Client takes the core functions of SAP Business One and makes them available anytime, anywhere – as long as you’re connected to the internet. Accessed via your web browser, the interface and experience will feel instantly familiar to Business One users, and data is read from and written to the company database.

With even more capabilities for analytics and integration, the Web Client is ideal if you’re a growing organisation that requires the flexibility to work on the move.

While it’s web-based, Web Client can work with on-premise and hosted SAP environments. If you’re unsure what type of environment is best for you, get in touch with us – we can talk you through the best hosting options for SAP Business One and any other services you use.

Who is SAP Business One Web Client for?

SAP Business One Web Client can be used by anyone in your organisation who requires access. Think about your team – who’d benefit from being able to log in to your core business system out of hours or when offsite?

A classic example is at organisations with flexible working arrangements in place. If half of your finance team is in the office and the other working from home, they can still hit that end of month deadline as they’ll be working with the same single source of data.

There are countless other examples of where Web Client can bring advantages. Frontline workers, project managers, production teams, sales reps in the field – all of these and more stand to benefit from being able to access your core solution whenever and wherever the need arises.

What’s coming next?

On launch, SAP Business One Web Client delivered the core functionality of the classic version, handling the most essential business processes, alongside Microsoft integrations and powerful analytics to increase visibility.

Now, with each subsequent release, SAP is bringing more and more tools into the browser-based version, from advanced accounting, inventory and sales processes to even greater extensibility and integrations.

Watch a short SAP Business One Web Client demo from Thinc

Want to know more about how Web Client works? We’ve put together a short demo of the core features. Click below to watch our free 12-minute video – no details required.

• Watch: SAP B1 Web Client demo

If you’d like a more tailored tour of the Web Client, get in touch and we can arrange something for you.

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If you’re ready to take the next steps on your growth journey, we’re here to guide you.