Fluentis ERP

Fluentis is hosted on a third-party provider's infrastructure (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud). This offers benefits like scalability, reduced IT overhead, and accessibility from anywhere with an internet connection. However, it also involves sharing infrastructure with other users and relying on the provider's security measures.

Fluentis is hosted on a dedicated infrastructure owned or leased by the company, but managed by a third party. This provides more control over security and customization than a public cloud but requires more investment and ongoing management than a public cloud.

This option likely refers to a single-tenant environment within a public cloud. The company has dedicated resources within the provider's infrastructure, offering a balance between the benefits of public and private clouds.

Fluentis is installed on the company's own servers and accessed through local networks. This gives the company complete control over the system, including customizations, updates, and backups. However, it requires significant upfront investment in hardware and software, as well as ongoing IT maintenance and support.

This architectural style structures the application as a collection of loosely coupled services that communicate with each other. This provides several advantages:

Makes it easier to update, replace, or add new functionalities without affecting other parts of the system.

Enables integration with other applications and systems more easily.

Allows individual services to be scaled independently based on demand.

Fluentis can be deployed on either Windows or Linux servers, providing flexibility in choosing the operating system that best suits the company's IT infrastructure and expertise.

This provides flexibility in choosing the database management system that best aligns with the company's needs in terms of performance, scalability, cost, and existing database expertise.

Core financial functions like general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed asset management, budgeting, and financial reporting.

Management of the procurement process (purchase orders, vendor management) and sales process (sales orders, customer management, pricing).

Planning, scheduling, and controlling manufacturing processes, including bill of materials management, shop floor control, and quality control.

Managing the flow of goods and materials, including warehouse management, inventory control, transportation management, and supply chain planning.

Tracking inventory levels, managing stock movements, and optimizing inventory levels to minimize costs and avoid stockouts.

Managing employee data, payroll, benefits, recruitment, and performance management.

Managing customer interactions, sales opportunities, marketing campaigns, and customer service.

Planning and managing the entire supply chain, from procurement to manufacturing to distribution.

Managing service requests, service contracts, and field service operations.

A traditional desktop application installed on users' computers.

Allows access to Fluentis functionalities from mobile devices, enabling remote work and real-time data access.

Provides access to Fluentis through a web browser, making it accessible from any device with an internet connection.

Allows users to create reports tailored to their specific needs, using data from various modules.

Enables the creation of custom data entry forms to capture specific information relevant to the business.

Allows users to create personalized dashboards displaying key metrics and visualizations relevant to their roles.

This suggests the ability to define custom business rules and calculations within the system, potentially without requiring coding.

A tool or framework that simplifies the process of creating custom integrations with other systems that are not natively supported.

The system can be used in multiple languages, making it suitable for international businesses.

Handles tax calculations and reporting according to the specific regulations of different countries.

Allows managing multiple legal entities and subsidiaries within a single Fluentis instance, simplifying financial consolidation and reporting for multinational companies.