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Guides for running a small business on one system

Straight answers in clusters: switching from spreadsheets, stock and costing, and invoicing and getting paid. Each uses worked examples from one fictional business, with the arithmetic shown.

In short

SimpleERP's guides explain switching from spreadsheets, tax invoices, stock valuation and costing, receivables and credit control for small businesses anywhere, with worked examples and the exact document each answer lives in.

Switching from spreadsheets

When the spreadsheet and the single-user licence stop keeping up: how to know, what to move, and how to do it without losing a number.

Stock, costing and production

How stock, cost and production numbers are supposed to work in a small factory or trading firm, with the arithmetic shown.

Invoicing and getting paid

What a tax invoice must carry, how to know exactly who owes what, who gets credit, and how to collect faster.

For businesses in India

These pages cover rules and tools that exist only in India.

How to choose

Start with the problem you have today

Each cluster opens with a complete guide and then goes one question at a time. These are the usual starting points.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Who are these guides for?

Owners, bookkeepers and managers of small businesses, usually five to fifty people, who want plain answers on ERP, invoicing, stock, receivables and switching from spreadsheets, wherever they trade.

Are the tax guides legal or tax advice?

No. They explain widely shared rules in plain words. Each country sets its own tax rules and they change, so confirm anything that affects your filings with your accountant or your tax authority's guidance.

Why are the amounts in US dollars?

One currency keeps the arithmetic easy to follow from guide to guide. The methods work the same in pounds, dirhams, euros or any other currency; read the amounts in your own.

Why do all the examples use the same business?

Every example uses Harbour Steel Furniture, a fictional maker of steel racks and furniture, so the setting stays familiar from guide to guide. Each guide's own arithmetic is shown in full; figures are illustrative and are not meant to tie across guides.

Where can I look up a single term?

The glossary defines ERP, accounting, stock and payroll terms in a few lines each, with a worked example and a link to the guide or feature page that goes deeper.

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