Sage 200 Business Intelligence
Sage 200 BI is a new and exciting addition to the Sage 200 Suite. The module currently works with Sage 200 Financials and Commercials, Projects and the other modules due for release in 2009.
In order to manage business operations, most mid-sized companies use either a standalone accounting application, an enterprise resource planning (ERP) suite or a customer relationship management solution (CRM). These systems are ideal for capturing and processing data, but they were not designed to convert that data into meaningful business intelligence (BI), and they lack good analytical and reporting tools.
Sage BI can help managers to react faster, make better decisions, and take action based on solid analysis and insight. Sage BI assists in making and analysing connections between different areas of your business. Able to connect to multiple information sources, a Sage BI solution will integrate your existing accounting, ERP and CRM systems, as well as non-Sage applications. It will unlock valuable corporate data currently hidden in applications, databases and 'warehouses' or scattered across your users' desktops.
SageBI enables you to mine this data and identify trends and exceptions. From the boardroom to the shop floor, you can drill down dynamically to the required level of detail, select and filter what is important to you, explore what-if-scenarios, and answer critical questions.
What is it?...
-Links to your Sage 200 Data
-Business Intelligence included on Sage 200 menu
-25 out of the box reports
-Ability to create new reports
-Ability to slice and dice data
-Ability to drill up and down within Microsoft Excel
-Standard user mode and power user (advanced mode)
What can Sage 200 BI offer to you?...
-Analyse trends and patterns in your data
-Answer business questions you cannot easily do in Sage 200
-Identify opportunities to increase revenue
-Reduce costs
-Better understand customer relationships and buying patterns
-Save time on reporting, with one version of the truth within the comfort (and power) of Microsoft Excel.
