If you  run a service department with SAP B1, you’ll want to read on! If your company  handles RMA’s with repair and service calls, the newly released QuickStart Service Module is the perfect way to customize your SAP B1 data for better reporting and visibility on various aspects of your service department. The Service module provides better visibility on which technicians are working on which RMA’s and the time and...

Your teams will love our new module! Short Ship is here and it provides a live and customizable view of your short ship orders! If you work in any company that handles shipping of physical inventory, you probably work with short shipment reports. It’s a dreaded report for some, but so necessary across departments. If your Sales Representatives are having a good month, the report might be a long one, and they might have to spend a lot...

What’s better than having your company’s data analytics right in the palm of your hand? Not much! In our fast-paced world, having access to such information on-the-go is crucial for your organization when data-driven decisions need to be made quickly. The landscape of the workplace has evolved quite a bit over the years, with people going from desktops to laptops, to integrating more and more of their work tools on mobile. For this...

In working with SAP B1 customers over the past few years with their proprietary SAP B1 QuickStart solution, NewIntelligence recognized a challenge that these customers were facing when it came to Sales Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting.  There was a need for improved efficiency that customers could manage in house and have a reliable solution beyond the myriad of Excel spreadsheets. Speaking with SAP B1 customers, we found that most...

What’s it like on the other side of the booth? As Corey Mendelsohn (our President), Dennis Daoust (our customer co-presenting with us) and I boarded the flight to Indianapolis for the SAP Biz.ONE conference scheduled for October 28-30, 2019,  I found myself asking this question. I’d been to many tech shows, but always as the customer/consumer, walking the exhibitor halls, attending breakout sessions- never as the vendor, let alone one...