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Chemical@SAVI

Chemical@SAVI is an Qualified partner solution on SAP S/4HANA, edition for SAP Business All-in-One for Chemical Industries in India.Streamline the implementation process, bring together software, best practices, statutory and compliance of legal and management reporting with our Chemical Industry Solution. This ready-to-deploy solution can help you speed up time to market, meet customer requirements, and minimize wastage of materials. With a rich set of functionalities extending from Business Process Integration to work-in-progress management and production performance. Savic is an SAP-qualified & India localized rapid deployment solution that gets you up and running quickly in weeks. Start with what you need now and expand your solution as your business grows & requirements change.

Run your End-To-End Business Processes with SAP S/4HANA

SAP S/4HANA Finance

  • General Ledger
  • Accounts Receivable
  • Cost Management
  • Asset Accounting
  • Revenue & Cost Accounting
  • Product Cost Management
  • Inventory Accounting
  • Closing Operations
  • Cost Analysis
  • Accounts Payable
  • Financial Reporting
  • Profitability Analysis

Material Management

  • Domestic & Imports Procurement
  • Materials Requirement Planning
  • Procurement Contract & Scheduling
  • Sub-Contracting
  • Service Procurement
  • Consumable Procurement
  • Scrap Management
  • Batch Management

Production Planning & Control

  • Sales & Operations Planning
  • Make-To-Stock/Order Production
  • Rework Processing
  • Demand Management
  • Production Order
  • Co-Product & By-Product
  • Capacity Planning
  • Availability Check
  • Receipe Management
  • Materials Requirement Planning
  • Product Costing
  • Production Analytics

Quality Management

  • Quality Planning
  • Quality Certificates
  • Quality Inspection
  • Quality Notifications
  • Quality Control
  • Test Equipment Management
  • Audit Management
  • Stability Study

Sales, Shipping & Billing

  • Customer Inquiry / Quotation/ Orders
  • Shipping & Transportation
  • Intercompany Sales
  • Contracts & Scheduling Agreement
  • Billing
  • Third Party Sales
  • Credit Management
  • Sales Return
  • Consignment Sales
  • Pricing, Discounts & Rebates
  • Domestic & Export Sales
  • Customer Complaints / Batch Recall

India Localization

  • Excise Duties & Registers
  • Service Tax
  • Value Added Tax
  • Central Sales Tax
  • Tax Deducted at Source
  • Financial Statements Schedule VI
  • Sales & Purchase Register
  • Depreciation - IT / Companies Act

SAP HANA Live Reporting

  • Pre-delivered HANA Views for SAP
  • Flexible reporting
  • Quick Start and customizable
  • Easy- to-use interface
  • Balance of General Ledger Account
  • Profit Center Analysis
  • FS for New General Ledger
  • Financial Statement Analysis
  • Manufacturing Order Item Queries
  • Capacity Requirement
  • Manufacturing Order Operation
  • Planned Order Backlog Query

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