Another new feature in SAP Business One 9.1 is the use of perpetual inventory management. In addition to the moving average price valuation method, the standard price valuation method and the FIFO valuation method, the series/batch valuation method can now also be used.
Read MoreSAP Business One 10.0 FP 2608 / New Features & Functions – Part 1
The functional package FP 2608 enhances SAP Business One 10.0 in three areas that users will directly notice in their day-to-day operations. The Web Client receives three new, deeply integrated reports. Account reconciliation runs much more systematically via new applications for external reconciliation. And for the first time, the Service Layer allows developers to control event data and event triggering themselves.
Read MoreProcess Reward Models: Why a correct result does not yet prove a correct method
This series continuously examines individual basic AI terms and methods, such as the Process Reward Model. The previous episode dealt with a sobering finding: generating is cheap, verifying is the actual bottleneck. A system can generate thousands of candidate answers in a short time; the real work only begins afterwards, when the correct answer has to be found among these candidates.
Read MoreTest-Time Compute Scaling: Why a Smaller AI Model Can End Up Winning — and What Supplier Comparison in SAP Business One Has to Do With It
This is a continuation of the series on this blog that deals with Artificial Intelligence in combination with SAP Business One. It is an attempt to calmly think through and clarify fundamental AI concepts. Each episode takes a concept from current AI research and ends by asking the same question: what of this actually reaches everyday ERP operations, and what remains vocabulary that sells well? The last episode was about verification and reward models. This time it is about a simpler, but surprisingly effective idea: simply asking the same question multiple times, or test-time compute scaling.
Read MoreRLHF and reward models: The reality behind the AI hype — and what the approval process in SAP Business One has to do with it
This is the first post in a new series on this blog. It looks at the possibilities of artificial intelligence in direct interaction with SAP Business One — and not as a collection of product announcements, but as an attempt to think through fundamental AI topics calmly and thoroughly.
Read MoreAI – Answers from SAP Business One – without SQL, without IT ticket
Live webinar on 30 July 2026, 14:00–14:30 | Live demo on
Read MoreAI in ERP – but under control: What Versino AI means for SAP Business One users
AI can do a lot today – but without control, it often creates more problems than it solves. Versino AI connects AI models with your ERP and provides a cockpit alongside it, making every step visible and requiring approval. An overview for SAP Business One users.
Read MoreTwo free webinars in July: Experience the Versino Financial Suite live
In 90-minute sessions, we'll show you practically how to harmonise, streamline and automate your accounting in SAP Business One – on 23 and 30 July 2026.
Read MoreE-Invoicing 2026: What is changing now for SMEs and SAP B1 users
The e-invoicing has moved beyond the theoretical IT project phase. Since
Read MoreSAP KI Vision: The Autonomous Enterprise
Hardly a week goes by without the announcement of more intelligent language models, new co-pilots or more powerful AI agents. Nevertheless, SAP CEO Christian Klein takes a sobering view in his current blog post „The AI race is changing direction“ (June 2026): A large proportion of AI offerings provide little added value for companies in practice because they do not reflect business reality. His vision of the autonomous enterprise therefore follows a clear principle: humans set the direction, AI implements it.
Read MoreNetting in SAP Business One: What makes the Versino Financial Suite different
When a business partner is both a customer and a supplier, it sounds like a comfortable situation. You know each other, you trust each other, and at the end of the month, you „simply offset“ the balances. In practice, this „simply offsetting“ is one of the most common accounting sources for uncleared balances, incorrect reconciliations, and discussions with the tax advisor.
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