SAP ERP 6.0

SAP ECC is an on-premise ERP system for larger enterprises. SAP ECC can work in any area across your operation, including manufacturing, procurement, sales, finance, HR, and more. SAP ECC has been used in over 25 industries and is available in 37 languages.

SAP ECC Pricing Model

SAP ECC is licensed on a perpetual named-user basis. SAP ECC can be run on a subscription-based pricing model, but data must be stored on SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud or through a partner-managed cloud.

The price of SAP ECC also depends on the type of access required:

• Direct Human Access (User-based, priced per user license)
• SAP Application Access (no additional ERP license needed, provided ERP is otherwise licensed)
• Indirect/Digital Access (Outcome-based; uses a document license)

Generally speaking, ERP for larger companies can range from $100,000-$250,000 per year. Enterprises can expect to pay $250,000+ per year for ERP software.

SAP ECC Key Features

Purchasing

• Operational procurement: Spend analysis gives a view into supplier relationships, performance, and risks.
• Contract management: Manage contracts and keep up with any needed changes.
• Invoice and payables: Automate data extraction to speed up invoicing.
• Analytics: Conduct analysis to monitor overall performance.

Manufacturing

• Engineering: Create product strategies with detailed analysis.
• Project control: Monitor the progress of projects from a financial perspective to allocate budgets, monitor spending, and avoid budget pitfalls.
• Production planning: Coordinate production at a high level down to local levels based on work in process and current inventory levels.
• Operations: Create shorter and more predictable production cycles. Improve manufacturing execution and the use of available assets.
• Quality management: Ensure products last for their expected lifecycle.
• Inventory and warehousing: Monitor stock levels and sync data with your procurement.
• Maintenance management: Plan repairs on your assets with available materials and routine check-ups.

Sales Orders

• Order Management: Monitor item pricing, available products, and customer information.
• Receivables: Manage customer accounts to improve the collection of invoices.

Service Management

• Agreement management: Store data on assets and equipment kept at customer sites and record service history as well as any contractual agreements.
• Parts management: Take note of parts in use and connect with vendors for re-ordering purposes
• Operations: Request services and integrate with billing.

Human Resources

• Time and attendance: Includes time tracking, absence management, and employee scheduling
• Payroll and benefits management: Calculate pay rates for employees based on time worked. Allow employees access to view pay stubs or to submit time off.

Accounting

• Core accounting: Accounts payable, accounts receivable, and a general ledger
• Cost management: Creates reports to show profitability

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