Accounts Payable and Inventory

  • Orders and Purchase Orders to suppliers.
  • Purchase Invoices and product costing.
  • Purchase Credit Notes.
  • Checks.
  • Product control by Lots and Expiration dates.
  • Inventory Control by Warehouse and Bins.
  • Label Printing.
  • Multiple branches and warehouses.

Accounts Receivable

  • Quote Entry.
  • Customer Purchase Orders.
  • Conversion of Quotes and Purchase Orders to Invoices.
  • Fiscal Billing and adaptations without costs when the current law changes (in government project).
  • Receipts and bank deposits.

Billing

  • Price definition per item.
  • Definition of discounts or specific prices per client. This helps billing staff not to have to memorize prices.
  • Blocking price modifications for unauthorized personnel.
  • Creation of Products as Services to avoid affecting inventory.
  • Billing of isolated services.

Accounting

  • Chart of accounts.
  • Control of subprojects (jobs).
  • Monthly and annual closings.
  • Journal Entries.
  • Prepaid Expenses.
  • Budget.
  • Accounting Reports for each type of document.
  • Financial Statements.
  • Balance Sheets.
  • Consolidated Reports.

Reports

NOTE: We turn your data into real company information which will make it easier for you to make decisions.

Our Benefits

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From wherever you are and on any device

Being developed on the most advanced web technologies, the system adapts to all types of devices and allows you to access information online, wherever you are.

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Always updated

Taking advantage of the benefits of web technologies, your system will be constantly updated and your company will be able to enjoy new features constantly.

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Works in the cloud

Being a tool that works in the cloud, ERP EEM allows you to keep growing without worrying about equipment or servers and with a guarantee that your information is safe.

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Frequently Asked Questions
about our system!

What is an ERP?

Think about all the basic processes needed to run a business: finance, human resources, manufacturing, supply chain, services, procurement, and others. At its most basic level, an ERP integrates these processes into a single system.

Does it contain electronic billing?

The system has integration with the DGI's electronic billing in Panama and we customize the invoice to be printed.