ERP Power Pro     

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Power Pro is a desktop based software system that helps businesses manage their core processes. It integrates and automates processes in areas like Account, Finance, Assets, Documents, Complaint, Project, Bill of Materials (BOM), Costing, Purchase, Sales, Human Resources, Payroll, Quality, Manufacturing (Production), Inventory, Warehouse, Maintenance and Customer Relationship Management (CRM).

ERP Power Pro’s main purpose is to increase efficiency, streamline processes and improve communication and collaboration between departments of an organization.

Some Key Features of ERP Power Pro,
  • It manages day-to-day activities like accounting, procurement & project management.
  • It connects teams with a single source of truth to understand the company's operations.
  • It improves customer service with faster response times and better order accuracy.
  • It helps businesses improve invoicing and collections to bring cash in faster.
  • It helps businesses meet product quality goals and manage asset utilization.
  • It automates repetitive tasks, allowing employees to focus on more valuable projects.
  • It helps businesses optimize inventory levels to reduce waste and overhead costs.
  • Automate Financial Processes. Improve financial operations, efficiency & productivity.
  • Monitor inventory levels, minimize carrying costs & deliver orders on time.
  • Flawless Order Management. Error-proof your order management and procurement.
  • Increase Warehouse Efficiency. Optimize putaway process and reduce picking errors.
  • It provides real-time visibility into financial data & cost-saving opportunities.
  • It allows to scale up or down resources to meet their current needs.
  • It helps businesses plan, budget, predict & report on financial results.
  • It helps businesses negotiate better terms with suppliers.
  • It eliminates data duplication and provide data integrity.
  • It helps businesses improve efficiency and decision-making.
  • It can help businesses protect their data from security breaches.
Why ERP Power Pro is a Desktop-Based Software?

It provides greater control over data processing, allows for more robust customization, and potentially offers better performance for complex calculations and large data sets, especially in situations where a company has limited internet bandwidth or prefers to manage data locally on their own servers, rather than relying entirely on a cloud-based system and reducing the risk of data breaches that could occur through online transmission or vulnerabilities in a web browser.

Development Technologies
Development Tool: Visual Studio 2022, Targeting Framework: .NET Framework 4.0, Database: SQL Server 2012 or SQL Server 2019, Reporting Tools for Printout: MS Word (v. 2007 onwards) or Crystal Report in v. 13, MS Excel for Exporting Data.
Simplify Your Business

Manage Accounting, Inventory, Operations, Distribution and More from a single ERP Power Pro. Automate manual processes to save time and free up resources to better serve customers, identify new opportunities and outpace the competition.
Make Better Decisions

Access Financial, Operational and Transactional data from across the organization. Easily customize dashboards, reports and visual analytics to provide a summary-level overview or an in-depth account of business activity.
Faster Time to Value

3A Solutions has packaged the experience gained from worldwide deployments over a decades into a set of leading practices that pave a clear path to success and are proven to deliver rapid business value. With 3A Solutions, you go live in a predictable timeframe — smart, stepped implementations begin with sales and span the entire customer lifecycle, so there’s continuity from sales to services to support.
Key benefits of ERP Power Pro

The advantages of implementing an ERP Power Pro vary depending on the deployment model. That said, the following benefits apply to all modern ERP solutions:

Higher Productivity

Streamline and automate core business processes so people throughout the organisation can do more with fewer resources

Deeper Insights

Eliminate information silos, gain a single source of truth, and get fast answers to mission-critical business questions

Accelerated Reporting

Fast-track business and financial reporting and easily share results to act on insights and improve performance in real time

Lower Risk

Maximise business visibility and control, ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, and predict and prevent risk

Simpler IT

Use integrated ERP applications that share a database to simplify IT and give everyone an easier way to work

Improved Agility

Identify and react to new opportunities with efficient operations and ready access to real-time data
ERP Power Pro Modules and Their Features  
1. Finance and Accounting

The finance and accounting module is the most important ERP module because it allows businesses to understand their current financial state and future outlook. Key features of this module include tracking accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) and managing the general ledger. It also creates and stores crucial financial documents like balance sheets, payment receipts and tax statements.

The financial management module can automate tasks related to billing, vendor payments, cash management and account reconciliation, helping the accounting department close the books in a timely manner and comply with current revenue recognition standards. It also has the data that financial planning and analysis employees need to prepare key reports, including profit and loss (P&L) statements and board reports, and run scenario plans.
2. Procurement

The procurement (purchasing) module, helps an organization secure the materials / products it needs to manufacture and/or sell goods. Companies can keep a list of approved vendors in this module and tie those suppliers to certain items, helping with supplier relationship management. The module can automate requests for a quote, then track and analyze the quotes that come in.

Once a company accepts a quote, the procurement module helps the purchasing department prepare and send out purchase orders. It can then track that purchase order as the seller turns it into a sales order and ships the goods, automatically updating inventory levels once the order arrives.
3. Manufacturing (Production)

The earliest version of ERP, material requirements planning (MRP) systems, were designed for manufacturers, and manufacturing remains a key piece of ERP. Today, ERP systems typically have a production management or manufacturing execution system (MES). The manufacturing module helps manufacturers plan production and make sure they have everything they need for planned production runs, like raw materials and machinery capacity. During the manufacturing process, it can update the status of goods-in-progress and help companies track actual output against forecasted production. It also provides a real-time picture of the shop floor, capturing information on items in progress and finished goods. It can calculate the average time to produce an item and then compare supply with forecasted demand to plan adequate production.
4. Inventory Management

The inventory management module enables inventory control by tracking item quantities and location down to individual SKUs. This module offers a complete picture of not only current but also incoming inventory, through an integration with the procurement tool. This piece of software helps businesses manage inventory costs, making sure they have sufficient stock without tying up too much cash in inventory. An inventory management application can weigh sales trends against available product to helps companies make informed decisions that boost margins and increase inventory turn (a measure of how often inventory is sold over a certain period). It can help prevent stockouts and delays, which enhances customer service.

Businesses that lack other supply chain management modules may also use the inventory management application to handle purchase orders, sales orders and shipping. Larger organizations will need a version of this solution that can track inventory across multiple locations.
5. Order Management

An order management module tracks orders from receipt to delivery. This piece of the ERP feeds all orders to the warehouse, distribution center or retail store after customers place them and tracks their status as they’re prepared, fulfilled and shipped to the customer. The order management module prevents orders from being lost and boosts on-time delivery rates to keep customers happy and cut unnecessary expenses for expedited shipping.

More advanced order management applications can help a company determine the most cost-effective option for fulfilling an order—a store vs. a warehouse vs. a third-party fulfillment partner, for example—based on available inventory and the buyer’s location.
6. Warehouse Management

A warehouse management module can deliver a rapid return on investment for businesses that operate their own warehouses. This application can efficiently guide warehouse employees through all warehouse processes based on the layout of the facility, from putaway when shipments arrive to picking to packing and shipping. It can also help companies plan labor based on expected order volume. The warehouse management module can support different picking strategies like batch picking, wave picking and zone picking depending on which is most efficient for a given business, and some modules can show employees the most efficient pick path.

When the warehouse management module is integrated with inventory management and order management applications, employees can quickly find the right products and get shipments out the door quickly. Faster delivery ultimately increases customer satisfaction.
7. Supply Chain Management

A supply chain management module tracks each step in the movement of supplies and goods throughout the supply chain, from suppliers to manufacturers to distributors to retailers or consumers. It can also manage any materials or products returned for refund or replacement.

As noted earlier, supply chain management can include a wide array of modules like procurement, inventory management, manufacturing, order management and warehouse management. However, it may have functionality beyond the core capabilities of those modules.
8. Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

The customer relationship management (CRM) module stores all customer and prospect information. That includes the company’s communication history with a person—the date and time of calls and emails, for example—and their purchase history. A CRM improves customer service because staffers can easily access all the information they need when working with a customer.

Many businesses also use CRM to manage sales leads and opportunities. It can track communication with prospects and suggest which customers should be targeted for certain promotions or cross-sell opportunities. More robust CRM modules may support customer segmentation (enabling more targeted marketing) and advanced contact managers and reporting tools.
9. Professional Services Automation (Service Resource Management)

A professional services automation (PSA) module, also called a service resource management module, allows an organization to plan and manage projects. Services-based businesses often use this module. The application tracks the status of projects, managing human and capital resources throughout, and allows managers to approve expenses and timesheets. It facilitates collaboration between teams by keeping all related documents in a shared place. Additionally, the PSA module can automatically prepare and send bills to clients based on rules around the billing cycle.
10. Workforce Management

A workforce management module is similar to a human resource management module but is designed for companies with more hourly than salaried employees. It can monitor workers’ attendance and hours and measure things like employee productivity and absenteeism.

Payroll could also fall under the workforce management module. A payroll sub-module automatically distributes paychecks to employees on a set schedule with the appropriate taxes deducted and handles expense reimbursement. It can also provide reports on payroll expenses, total overtime hours and similar key performance indicators (KPIs).
11. Human Resources Management

A human resource management (HRM) or human capital management (HCM) module usually encompasses all the features of a workforce management application and offers additional capabilities. HRM could be viewed as CRM for employees. This popular module has detailed records on all employees and stores documents like performance reviews, job descriptions and offer letters. It tracks not only hours worked but also paid time off (PTO)/sick days and benefits information.

Since the HRM module stores a vast amount of information on every employee across the organization, it eliminates a lot of duplicate or inaccurate data that many organizations store in various spreadsheets.
12. Marketing Automation

Like with ecommerce, certain software providers have developed a marketing automation module. A marketing module manages marketing campaigns across digital channels like email, web, social media and SMS. It can automate email sends based on campaign rules and has advanced customer segmentation features, so customers only receive relevant messages.

Marketing automation software, whether part of the ERP system or a separate solution, can provide detailed reports on the performance of campaigns to shape future marketing plans and spend. These applications increase leads, customer loyalty and, over time, sales.
Types of ERP Power Pro Deployment

An ERP system has four common deployment types: on-premise, cloud-based, two-tier, and hybrid. Each type has its benefits and drawbacks, and businesses must identify which ERP deployment option best fits their needs.
On-Premise ERP Power Pro
On-premise is the traditional model for deploying ERP software, allowing for the greatest level of control. The software is typically installed on-location in a company’s data centre. While total control is certainly a benefit, it also comes with the responsibilities of installation and ongoing maintenance.
Cloud ERP Power Pro
With cloud ERP, the software resides on a remote, third-party server. It’s accessed via the internet as a subscription service (SaaS), with the software provider handling maintenance, updates, and security on the business’s behalf. Today, cloud ERP is the most popular ERP deployment method, offering lower upfront costs, greater scalability, faster innovation, and easier integration.
Two-Tier ERP Power Pro
Companies undergoing major operational changes—such as mergers, expansions, or acquisitions—will often opt for a two-tier model. For example, the tier 1 ERP may be an on-premise server at the parent organisation’s headquarters, and the tier 2 ERP could be a cloud-based subsidiary system handling local or specialised functions. A two-tier strategy enables companies to start a controlled move to the cloud, migrating specific functions or business units without disrupting operations.
Hybrid ERP Power Pro
A hybrid model is a type of two-tier ERP system that combines on-premise and cloud-based deployment to give businesses the flexibility to choose the best deployment for each application. Hybrid cloud ERP can be a stepping stone to a cloud-only two-tier model while still accounting for applications that may need to be on-premise to meet industry regulations or security requirements.
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Frequently asked questions...

What is ERP?
ERP stands for "Enterprise Resource Planning". The definition of enterprise resource planning is an integrated software solution used to manage a company's resources. ERP systems integrate all business management functions, including planning, project, inventory/materials management, engineering, order processing, manufacturing, purchasing, accounting and finance, human resources, payroll, and more.
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