Eine E-Rechnung ist schnell erzeugt. SAP Business One bringt die XRechnung im Standard mit, und wer mit cks.eINVOICE oder dem Coresuite Designer arbeitet, kommt ebenfalls ohne große Umwege zur fertigen Datei. Ein Klick, ein Dokument, erledigt. Soweit die ideale Welt. In der Praxis scheitert die E-Rechnung selten am Erzeugen, sondern am Inhalt. Die Prüfung fragt nach einer Käuferreferenz, die nie gepflegt wurde. Sie fragt nach einem Ansprechpartner mit Telefonnummer oder nach Ihrer eigenen IBAN. Und sie fragt meistens erst dann, wenn die Rechnung schon unterwegs ist. Der neue E-Rechnungs-Check der Versino Financial Suite prüft die E-Rechnung bevor sie das Haus verlässt.
Read MoreWebinar E-Invoice Final Rush
A lot has already been written about the e-invoicing requirement. One might think that the issue is settled: the receiving obligation applies from 2025, the formats are known, SAP Business One can handle it. It could be thought that this is all settled.
It’s not. Because the crucial question remains unanswered for most companies so far: Which date actually applies to you personally? And the answer to that is emerging right now, in your ongoing figures for 2026.
Read MoreVersino accounting service
Versino offers SAP Business One customers a dedicated bookkeeping service for this. As an external service provider, the Versino bookkeeping service takes over parts of the accounting directly within the customer's existing SAP B1 system. There is no change of system and no data export to third-party software. Versino works where the data resides anyway.
Read MoreCash flow planning in SAP Business One: What the Versino Financial Suite does differently
Liquidity planning is considered a done deal in many medium-sized companies.
Read MoreSAP Business One 10.0 Feature Package 2608 / New Features & Functions – Part 2
Feature Package 2608 brings several new assistants and management apps to the SAP Business One Web Client. They concern purchase quotations, dunning, picking, pricing, material requirements planning and inventory revaluation. This article describes what changes for users in their daily work.
Read MoreRLHF and reward models: AI hype or 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 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 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.
Read MoreVersino Financial Suite Version 05.2026: What's Changed
Version 05.2026 of the Versino Financial Suite brings two new features that directly address time wastage and system limitations that cause pain in daily work: The DATEV export now runs across multiple months in one go – what previously cost twenty to thirty minutes now takes around two minutes. And the Versino Financial Suite Dashboard is now available as a standalone application, without needing to fully start SAP Business One.
In addition to this, several positions in the reporting department and in master data have been expanded. What exactly - and where this applies in everyday life - is explained further down.
Read MoreNIS-2, medical technology & ERP
The grace period is over. Registration deadlines at the BSI expired on March 6, 2026, and the Federal Office has moved to active enforcement. For managing directors in medical technology, this means: those who have treated NIS-2 as an IT issue so far may face unexpected personal consequences.
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