Implemented ERP scope
Operational detail behind the modules
Simor ERP supports connected transactions rather than isolated screens. Available configuration, jurisdictional settings, enabled modules, and deployment responsibilities are confirmed for each customer.
Unit-aware products and pricing
Maintain SKUs, barcodes, categories, item types, inventory, purchase and sales units, decimal conversions, price lists, supplier- or customer-specific prices, quantity breaks, and validity dates.
Posted financial impact
Connect purchase, sales, payment, payroll, manufacturing, and landed-cost transactions with journal impacts, fiscal periods, accounts, statements, aging, banking, fixed assets, cash flow, and profitability reporting.
Manufacturing execution and control
Manage BOM revisions, work centres, routings, capacity and rates, production orders, material issue, time, completion, receipt, scrap, quality checks, subcontracting, reverse production, cost rollups, variance, and MRP pegging.
Payroll and employee workflows
Manage employees, payroll assignments and components, payroll runs, audit and compliance-oriented reports, employee pay access, and time-off access. Payroll formulas and jurisdictional settings can be configured for the applicable implementation and must be validated by the customer's qualified payroll or accounting personnel before filing, remittance, or production reliance.
Role and licence enforcement
Control users, roles, menu and module permissions, active-user limits, module access, expiry, read-only or locked states, and licence audit events. Signed customer licence files are verified by the application, while the vendor private signing key remains outside the deployed system.
Consistent working experience
Use searchable, filterable, sortable, paginated, and exportable data tables with consistent form and modal patterns across the multi-page ERP experience.