AFI Solutions Ltd.
AFI Solutions GmbH is a leading solution provider for the digitalization and optimization of document processes around SAP.
AFI Solutions is a leading solution provider for the digitization and optimization of document processes around SAP. Its solutions cover the entire purchase-to-pay and order-to-cash process.
AFI's full service begins with consulting and continues through design and implementation to product training and a hotline service.
With locations in Hamburg, Cologne, Munich and Stuttgart, AFI serves more than 800 satisfied customers with approximately 200,000 users worldwide.
Automotive industry
Construction industry
Construction industry
Consulting
Education
Chemistry
Services
E-commerce
Purchasing/Procurement
Electronics/Electrical
Energy industry
Facility Management
Manufacturing Industry
Financial Services
Research/Development/Science
Healthcare, medical technology, research institutions
Trade, wholesale, luxury food and consumer goods industry
High Tech & Electronics
Real Estate
Internal and external security
IT service
Component construction
Cosmetics industry
Arts/Culture/Entertainment
Life Sciences
Aerospace industry
Marketing/Advertising/PR
Market research
Mechanical/Plant Engineering
Media
Medical/pharmaceutical industry
Metal, wood, plastics and paper industry
Public administration
Oil and gas industry
Human resources management (-management/-procurement)
Process industry
Legal advice
Sports and entertainment
Tax consultancy/auditing
Telecommunications
Tourism
Transport/logistics service provider
Management Consulting
Insurances
Utilities
Customs & Foreign Trade
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)
Process and IT consulting
S/4 Hana
Consulting
Customizing
Data analysis/testing
Harmonization master data
Hosting
Implementation Service
Integration service
Concept
Customer/employee training
Merge and Carve Out
Legacy data migration
Mobile Services
New launches
Outsourcing
Planning
Production startup preparation
Programming/additional realization
Project management
Prototype creation
Process design
Reviews and compliance
Reviews/quality assurance
Services
Software development
Support
System analysis
System harmonization
System restructuring
Test installations
Maintenance
Web services
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How companies effortlessly switch to SAP S/4HANA with SAP add-ons - despite complex overall migration
According to a DSAG trend survey, around 39 percent of SAP customers plan to complete the switch to SAP S/4HANA between 2022 and 2024.
Green IT to combat climate change - more sustainability in information technology
Climate-damaging greenhouse gas emissions, soon more plastic in the sea than fish, melting ice sheets, dwindling drinking water, growing deserts, deforested rainforests, animal and insect deaths, natural disasters attributable to global warming.
Why RPA is "stupid" - but its use in SAP is still smart
At least 85 percent of all large companies will be using robotic process automation (RPA) by the end of 2022, according to estimates by IT analysts at Gartner. Although RPA primarily has nothing to do with process optimization, the use of software robots in SAP solutions still makes sense.
How high data quality fuels electronic invoice processing
As a company, it is good to create freedom to focus on complex issues as well as your own strengths. This often works better when administrative activities such as invoice entry and verification are outsourced to external service providers.
E-Invoicing as an entry into the digital enterprise
The e-invoicing train has been steadily picking up speed over the past few years. For companies, this primarily manifests itself in a growing number of invoice formats or country-specific transmission requirements.
Automation of order confirmations
For machine tool manufacturer MAG IAS Fertigungssysteme, the guiding principle "The Power of One" also stands for the idea of controlling core processes uniformly. For example, there should be no data redundancy in SAP.
Paperless office routine
Almost everyone has them: constantly available and "paperless" communication options for private exchanges - via WhatsApp, Twitter, Instagram, e-mail or the almost "old-school" short message service. But what does this actually look like in the administration-intensive everyday office life?