The KIS System (Knowledge Information System) is a fully own developped ERP for the integral management of companies.
Solutions:
- KIS: For companies working on request
- KIS – SDI: Adapted for Engineering (initial Design/blueprints)
- KIS – FPG: PYMAR, Guarantee Fund management
Main Business Processes of Companies working on request, included in the KIS System, ordered by functional areas:
• Project Management-Cost Center oriented
• Management of liabilities
• Product and technical characteristics Registration
• Budget control
• costs and hours of work control
• Customers and suppliers Maintenance
• Orders management
• Invoices management
• Warehouse Management
• Materials or Services reception
• Delivery of material
.• Record revenues and expenses
• Organization of workers by area and category.
• Multi-currencies, multi companies
• Offers and contracts management
• Managing business budgets
• Management budgeting ratios and rates
• Management points to watch
• Decomposition and Product Management (PDM)
• Production activities management and planning
• Process Maintenance
• Control use of machinery and production elements
• Phases and activities to be planned
• Standard stockpiles Planning
• Planning planes-
• Work schedules Maintenance
• Assigning resources to activities
• Resource pool Maintenance
• Charge distribution laws Maintenance
• Project Indicators
• Product Indicators
• Process Indicators
• Management unit costs.
• Management unit prices.
• Financial Account Management
• Management estimates cash
• Cashflow
• Estimates of payments issued orders.
• Revenue estimates on production situation
• Previsional cash flow
• Accounting structure management
• Management VAT rates
• Accounting
• Closing and opening exercises
• Actions Management
• Management responsibilities
• Evaluation of suppliers
• Audits management
• Management nonconformities
• Management corrective actions
• Technical Information Management
• Documentation Workflow
• Control statements of plans and documents
• Assignment material strict be planned activities
• Prior selection of materials by type and cost center
• Cataloged Materials Management
• Accounting for fixed assets.
• Amortization applicable.
• Registration tiles and characteristics of Plant elements
• History of incidents and actions.
• Maintenance Plans