Retail
Product, price, available stock, returns, settlement and margin records across stores and online channels.
Singapore retailers operating stores, e-commerce or both, with POS, payment and fulfilment platforms to connect.
MTC maps each industry’s transaction flow, controls and headquarters connections to the appropriate SAP ERP and implementation scope.
Request an industry assessmentIndustry knowledge shapes the process and control model. Product selection follows from the complexity of the operating requirement.
The solution should reflect how the Singapore entity buys, sells, produces, delivers, bills and reports, including its work with regional or global headquarters.
Configure the selected SAP ERP for the core process, then add MTC-designed extensions and integrations for the defined business requirements.
Master data, transaction timing, approvals, exceptions and reporting definitions need named business owners in Singapore and at headquarters.
Process depth, group architecture, controls, migration, integration and support requirements determine whether Business One, Public Edition or Private Edition is the right path.
Industry scopes are organised by transaction flow, reporting and control requirements.
Product, price, available stock, returns, settlement and margin records across stores and online channels.
Singapore retailers operating stores, e-commerce or both, with POS, payment and fulfilment platforms to connect.
Connected demand, BOM, MRP, production, quality and actual-cost records across the manufacturing process.
Light manufacturing, assembly and midsize production operations, including regional entities connected to a headquarters factory.
Multi-currency buy-sell commitments, shipping documents, credit, settlement and transaction margin.
Singapore principals and trading companies that buy in Asia and sell across multiple markets, with or without local stock.
Multi-entity finance, intercompany activity, specialist-platform reconciliation and group reporting.
Investment holding structures and selected financial-services operations that need multi-entity finance, group reporting and controlled integration.
Purchasing, batch or serial identity, expiry, release status, 3PL activity, delivery and recall records.
Device, diagnostic and healthcare-product distributors that need traceable commercial records and controlled specialist-system integration.
Batches, shelf life, FEFO, cold-chain hand-offs, fulfilment, waste and margin.
Food importers, wholesalers and cold-chain operators managing expiry-sensitive inventory and customer shelf-life requirements.
Usable stock, replenishment, 3PL activity, fulfilment and order margin for a regional distributor.
Regional distributors, importers and stockists with local or Southeast Asian warehouse operations.
Asset status, contract events, dispatch, recurring billing, maintenance and return.
Equipment, fleet and asset-based service businesses that coordinate ERP with rental or leasing operations.
Contract scope, resources, time, expenses, billing, cash and engagement margin by engagement.
Consulting, advisory, technology and specialist firms that manage delivery, billing and margin by engagement.
Contract scope, budget, time, procurement, subcontract cost, milestone billing and cash by project.
Engineering, technical services and other businesses that manage delivery and margin by project.
MTC compares process depth, group architecture, migration, integration, controls and support requirements before recommending a product.
Growing or relatively self-contained operations that need integrated finance, purchasing, inventory, sales and service.
Review product fit →Organisations that can adopt SAP-standard cloud processes and use a repeatable regional or group template.
Review product fit →Complex groups with deeper process, migration, integration or industry requirements across the enterprise core.
Review product fit →Share the current systems, priority transactions, reporting requirements and known operational constraints. MTC will recommend the appropriate assessment and initial scope.