eCB ERP+ fits your business and reduces your business costs. Whether your business is wholesale distribution, retail sales, maintenance and services, IT services or a simple coffee shop, eCB ERP+ has more than enough functionality to help you manage your business effectively and with less operational cost and less startup capital to launch a new business.
eCB ERP+ reduces the inventory cost through purchase/sales order consolidation and “purchase what you just sold” features. These features can be executed through clicks and pressing a button on one page.
eCB ERP+ eliminates data duplication and re-entry. Example: once a sales order is created/received and based on the payment terms, you can generate the necessary detailed sales invoice via a press of one button and at the same time, a purchase bill will be sent automatically to your client.
Through Free subscription and low cost user support you can access the rich functionality of eCB ERP+ and supply chain immediately after finishing your subscription which should take no more than four minutes.
eCB ERP+ is fully browser based; consequently you can access your data (similarly your customers and suppliers) from any simple computer with modern internet browser.
MyCommerceBooks (eCB ERP+ and Supply Chain) is delivered as Software as a Service (SaaS) and encompasses the first business software application farm with collaborative document communications. All these applications are fully integrated and governed by multi-dimensional workflow to increase the work automation and reduce data entry for your businesses.
Document Collaboration feature is based on the fact that eCB has two modes of communication between your company’s users and your partners :
(1) Master-Slave Mode: Each subscribed/registered company (master account) can have its own set of partners’ accounts (slave/managed accounts) which will make the business community (branches, clients, suppliers and partners) for the company. Note that the slave account is an eCB account that has one login profile issued by the master account, while the master account can have many login profiles. This allows the communication channel to have a one-to-many relationship.
(2) Master-Master Mode: Any master account (with multiple login profiles) can have a dedicated communication channel with other master accounts. The master accounts at both ends of the communication channel must agree on the data exchange, by exchanging their unique eCB identifiers in order to render this mode possible. This allows the communication channel to have a many-to-many relationship.
The two communication modes can co-exist. The Master-Slave mode is a default mode while the Master-Master mode needs to be set by participating eCB master accounts. Document Collaboration in eCB covers two aspects of the business data: