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Budget management software

Track financial performance with a built-in budgeting software solution.

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Build, track, and analyze financial performance

Build, track, and analyze financial performance

System-generated budgeting based on historical data

E21 ERP features a built-in budget management software solution that allows manufacturing and distribution organizations to build a variety of budgets and track actual financial performance against those budgets. Using historical data, E21 can automatically generate budgetary values for GL accounts for future periods and fiscal years. Multiple budgets can be created to perform what-if analysis, allowing organizations to examine best-case, worst-case, and most-likely scenarios.

E21 supports three types of budgets:

Integrated with e21Analytics®

E21’s budget management software is fully integrated with E21 Analytics, E21’s built-in ERP business intelligence solution. This integrated approach allows various levels within the organization to see budgeted vs. actual financial performance at any time from a single solution, eliminating the need to combine data from multiple sources and develop offline reports that are not readily shareable throughout the organization.

e21erp® budget management system highlights

e21erp® budget management system highlights

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