SAP Business One is an integrated ERP solution designed for small and medium-sized enterprises. All core processes—ranging from accounting and finance to sales, purchasing, inventory, production, and CRM—operate on a single database. SAP Business One becomes a relevant consideration when accounting is handled in one program, inventory is tracked elsewhere, and production and costs are managed in Excel. Common indicators of this need include the redundant entry of data, inconsistent reports, and the inability to view actual costs without waiting until the end of the month.
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6 key questions that bring clarity to your ERP investment.
We have answered the questions we encounter most frequently regarding price, installation, regulations, and selecting the right product, in a way that makes it easier for you to decide.
It would not be accurate to provide a single list price, as an SAP Business One investment comprises various components—such as licenses, the deployment model, Turkish localization, e-transformation, consulting, customization, training, and support—that vary from business to business. At A2, an ERP consultant, a management consultant, and a sales specialist collaborate during the proposal stage. Since the project scope is defined by the team that will execute the work, you are presented with a realistic budget and timeline right from the start.
The scope of an SAP Business One implementation varies. The exact timeline is determined based on your existing processes, data readiness, number of users, and integration requirements. We execute the project through the following stages: preparation, implementation, testing and training, go-live, and support. Testing and training are scheduled without disrupting your daily business operations.
Yes; however, compliance with Turkish regulations is not a feature included in the standard installation. It is provided through a localization layer added to SAP Business One. With A2 E-Transformation, e-invoice, e-archive, e-waybill, and e-ledger processes are managed directly within the ERP system. The system used to issue the invoice is the same one used to send the e-invoice.
Both deployment models are viable; the right choice depends on your business structure. On-premise deployment is ideal when extensive customization or tight integration with local applications is required. Cloud deployment, on the other hand, is a strong alternative for those who wish to avoid investing in servers, as well as for businesses with multiple branches or field-based teams.
Both are SAP products, but they are designed for different scales. SAP Business One integrates finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, production, and CRM processes into a single product for small and medium-sized enterprises. SAP S/4HANA, on the other hand, is designed for large enterprises with high transaction volumes; it entails longer project durations, larger teams, and higher costs.
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