SAP Business Planning and Consolidation (SAP BPC) is an application dedicated to enterprise wide requirements surrounding budgeting, planning, forecasting, consolidation and reporting. Through the use of a single unified platform, SAP BPC allows for reduced administration and support requirements in areas such as model creation and security.
By implementing SAP BPC you eliminate the need for multiple planning solutions to help you adapt to dynamic economic conditions and keep pace with the speed of business. We partner with organisations like yours to drive better, real-time business decisions and enhance management visibility. Learn more about how our methodology combines best practices and co-development to ensure your completely self-sufficient application environment.
Save time and reduce errors with a single, integrated software solution for business planning and consolidation.
Automate aggregations, allocations, and other manual processes to speed up planning cycles, while running what-if scenarios to identify quick course corrections.
Deliver a fast and accurate close by automating the consolidation process. You can meet all financial reporting requirements, including a complete audit trail.
Foster self-reliance among business users by providing them with a finance tool built specifically for finance – and managed by finance.
Use what-if modeling and scenario planning to assess budget suitability in real time. You can also build forecast models and quickly update and adjust forecasts as needed.
Implement prepackaged industry and functional content for all types of planning, while taking advantage of financial consolidation starter kits for financial regulations.
Organisations are constantly looking for ways to reduce costs and improve top-line growth, this typically means being able to run a number of scenarios which demonstrate the financial impacts of various strategies to achieve the corporate goals. SAP BPC is uniquely placed to enable these activities to be undertaken in a timely fashion across the enterprise through the use of common tools enabling the removal of batch processes and data silos associated with the use of distributed spreadsheet workbooks.
Combined with the inherent functionality of SAP BPC, itelligence have designed a number of unique rapid implementation starter kits.
Our it.finance BPC starter kit reduces risk and enables a faster implementation time for business planning and consolidation. it.finance includes our accelerators that cater for many aspects of best practice derived from the experience of our consultants through the countless implementations they have been engaged in – especially in the areas of reports, logic and workflow).
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