Most traditional ERP systems reduce business reality into a web of ledgers. A person becomes a ledger, a product becomes a ledger and a customer becomes a ledger entry. These systems shape the business around accounting design instead of shaping accounting around how business actually happens.​

Two of the important features that make ERP successful are its ability to seamlessly automate as much work as possible and to prevent human mistakes as much as possible. In certain industries, products and services bear a relation and once product is selected, selection of related services become just a decision between yes and no. “Services with products” is the mechanism of establishing these relations in ERP. It makes adding of services a matter of two clicks, saving time as     ...more