TYASuite - Cloud ERP Solutions

With the increasingly fierce competition, it is imperative that businesses keep up with the ever-changing technological trends. Automation of the various processes in your company is key to its advancement in the current times. This is where the role of a good ERP comes in. WHAT IS AN ERP? Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a software that is capable of managing and integrating the day-to-day activities of your business. It streamlines and automates the various processes and facilitating effective operation across functions like procurement,  inventory management , asset management,  sales management  etc. In short, it will help you to have a 360 degree view of your business. In current times, it has become a much-needed solution to ensure better productivity and business growth. Here are the top eight reasons why Cloud ERP is important for your business: 1. Streamlining of processes: ERP guarantees greater efficiency by bringing the multiple processes ...

Accounting was one of the first business processes to undergo mass-scale digitalization around the world, with accounting software slowly replacing manual accounting and bookkeeping across the globe as the digital revolution began and the results of IT became felt at all levels of industry. Accounting software giants such as Tally or QuickBooks became synonymous with businesses across industries, sizes and locations, as more and more functionalities and features kept being invented and added to the digital accounting process. ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software on the other hand, is a relatively newer development in the IT world, and it encompasses a much broader scope of action than accounting software. Though it is a newer model of digital business processing, it is also a much faster growing one, projected to reach a global worth of USD 47 Billion by 2022. This growth is very simple to justify, due to the immense number of advantages ERP software has as compared to an ...

The COVID-19 crisis has left the global economy in shambles, and India has fared no better. With almost 3 months of a nationwide lockdown, business have been closed for a long time. The lockdown rules have recently been relaxed, and businesses are beginning to start operations gradually. As businesses and the Indian economy reopens, all companies must take a strong and detailed look at their finances and prepare for the unprecedented and unpredicted times ahead. Here are a few things every CFO needs to consider to ensure that his company has a plan to survive the recession - 1. Evaluate Where You Stand The first step is obvious - conduct a detailed and accurate study and account for your company's current financial status. This includes, but is not limited to - Your Cash-flow Take a good account of inbound and outbound cash flows to evaluate your company's overall liquid capital. Knowing how much cash you have to use, how much cash is coming in, and how much cash ...