LOGIC ERP

Unified ERP for finance, stock, sales, production, HR, and analytics
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Skip the buzzwords and get straight to work. Map your real processes, then switch them on. In your first session, set legal entities, taxes, fiscal years, and cost centers. Import your catalog with barcodes, serials, or lots, and define storage locations and approval rules. Run a full procure-to-pay cycle: raise a request, push RFQs to suppliers, compare quotes, approve a purchase order, and receive goods with a phone camera or handheld scanner. Three-way matching flags mismatches before you post the vendor bill. Stock valuation updates on the spot, and planners get alerts when minimums are at risk. Your home screen shows cash, open orders, and low inventory in one view.

For revenue, run a clean quote-to-cash routine. Capture leads from web forms, events, or CSV imports. Use sequences and reminders to keep follow-ups on time. Build branded proposals with price breaks and tax rules, send for e-signature, and convert to a sales order instantly. The system reserves inventory or triggers drop-ship, schedules deliveries, and issues invoices on shipment or milestone. Credit limits, dunning, and payment links reduce overdue balances. Returns are managed through RMAs that sync stock, warranty, and refunds without side spreadsheets.

If you manufacture, define bills of materials, operations, and work centers. Planning suggests what to make and buy based on material and capacity, so schedulers commit to realistic dates. On the floor, operators scan to issue components, log progress, and backflush consumption. Serial and lot genealogy give end-to-end traceability for audits and recalls. Quality gates at receipt, in-process, and final inspection capture defects with photos and dispositions. Landed cost rules spread freight and duties precisely, and supplier scorecards track OTIF rates, lead times, and price drift.

Finance closes faster with automated entries from every module, bank feeds that reconcile in batches, and approvals that align with your policies. Cash flow, budgets, tax handling, and multi-currency revaluation are built in. HR covers recruiting, onboarding, leave, attendance, and payroll; expenses flow to projects or cost centers. Project managers set budgets and milestones, assign resources, and bill time and materials straight from timesheets. Role-based dashboards surface KPIs; drill-through reports reveal the transactions behind the totals. Use the REST API, Excel import/export, custom fields, and low-code automations to adapt processes without code pushes. Alerts, audit trails, and permissions keep every change traceable.

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Features

  • Unified financials with GL, AP/AR, bank feeds, and multi-currency
  • Inventory with barcodes, serials, lots, and bin locations
  • Warehouse receiving, putaway, picking, and cycle counts with mobile scanning
  • Procurement with RFQs, PO approvals, and three-way matching
  • Sales quoting with e-signature and order management
  • CRM for lead capture, pipelines, and follow-up sequences
  • Manufacturing with BOMs, routings, MRP, and shop-floor reporting
  • Quality management and full traceability for lots and serials
  • Supply chain analytics and supplier scorecards
  • Project planning with budgets, tasks, timesheets, and billing
  • HR and payroll with recruiting, onboarding, and attendance
  • Asset lifecycle tracking and depreciation
  • Dashboards, KPIs, and drill-down reporting
  • Tax handling, cash flow planning, and budgeting
  • API, imports/exports, custom fields, and low-code automations
  • Role-based access, audit logs, and configurable alerts

How It’s Used

  • Procure-to-pay: requisition to invoice and payment with three-way match
  • Quote-to-cash: lead capture to e-signed quote, order, delivery, and collection
  • Plan-to-produce: MRP-driven scheduling and shop-floor execution
  • Inventory control: replenishment, cycle counts, and traceability
  • Warehouse operations: barcode-based receiving, putaway, and picking
  • Returns management: RMA processing with stock and refund reconciliation
  • Financial close: automated postings and bulk bank reconciliation
  • Project delivery: time and expense capture with milestone billing
  • Hire-to-retire: recruiting, onboarding, payroll, and leave management
  • Asset lifecycle: acquisition, maintenance, and disposal with depreciation
  • Multi-entity and multi-currency consolidation
  • Executive dashboards and ad hoc reporting for KPIs and trends

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