
Every company has contracts, but not all manage them within SAP® Business One


Contract life cycle is complete with us!
Negotiate terms, subscribe, follow their compliance and finally, in some cases, close the contract. It seems simple, however, each of these stages have complex items to be complied with.
Thus, ContractPlus is the contractualmodule natively integrated to SAP® Business One, so that companies can follow every stage with customers and suppliers, reducing risks and achieving the best results.
Contracts are full of details!
And, to every one of them we thought of a solution to generate increasingly more value and quickness to management!

It looks simple...
and it can be even more!
Having an eye in each stage, especially execution, enables managing, executing and measuring.
Managing
Receiving linked to each contract
Measurement, installment or recurrence items and/or billing
Contractual balances
Executing
Contractual addenda and advance payments
Rescission by contract item
Contract activation or deactivation
Measuring
Contract executed quantity or percentage rate
Contractual retentions
Contract item release for measurement process


" Controlling terms, defaults, partnership breaks, and each contract details cannot be an easy task! Especially if the volume is too big. ContractPlus optimizes corporate process, offering an outstanding tool to help, successfully, fine management performance. It minimizes flaws, standardizes methods and really speeds up administration, assuring efficiency, productivity and celerity in information."
Ester Garcia
Invent Chief Administrative and Financial Officer
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