So what can you do with Sumer?
Your business may already have forms and procedures to handle these common management tasks
- Purchase Order control,
- Receiving and sequence coding of raw materials,
- Inventory tracking and control including direct and flush-back materials tracking,
- Customer Orders,
- Tracking, completion, and cancellation of back orders,
- Production control,
- Scheduling for shifts, meetings, production runs, projects, Gantt charts,
- Employee time cards and payroll,
- Wholesales and invoices,
- Docket scheduling and control,
- Retail cashiering and point-of-sale,
- Bookkeeping and accounting,
- Full user log and audit trail,
- Instant End-Of-Period inventory posting to accounting,
- Graphic reporting,
- Intra-company communications,
- Cash flow analysis and control,
- Bill of Materials and Process costing and routing,
- and more.
Sumer can build forms, reports, and menus
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Forms and reports are built with a spreadsheet-style interface that looks exactly like the underlying form,
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Menus are built with drag-and-drop and can be customized down to an individual user level,
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That's all.
Who needs Sumer?
Sumer is designed for most Small and Medium Enterprises and Organizations (SMEOs).
SMEOs have special needs:
- no specialized IT staff or outsized IT expenses,
- flexibility to meet changing demands without seeking out entirely new software or expensive modules,
- an intuitive software interface so managers can devote time to business rather than mastering complex technology.
Keeping it simple
Sumer is designed to be:
- free of jargon,
- free to download,
- free to add users,
- simple to use,
- offering open-source templates,
- requiring no knowledge of IT,
- with data in the cloud based only on data storage fees,
- and with a platform encouraging peer-to-peer sharing in the medium and small enterprise and organization communities.