Nano Enterprise Management for Android

11 things about Nano Enterprise Management

1. Nano Enterprise Management is a simple, yet powerful application for small and medium-sized businesses that helps you efficiently oversee purchases, sales, production, warehouses, and finances right from your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch – and all without internet access or any special skills.

2. You can also take advantage of the easy-to-use configuration tool to flexibly adjust settings for various attributes (for example, new products arriving to a warehouse will instantly become available to be ordered while factoring in characteristics such as color, size, material, etc.). The special service planner allows you to flexibly manage resources, personnel, and workstations on the basis of actual load.

3. And, finally, Nano Enterprise Management stores all data locally (no internet access required), supports data transfer between tablets, and can create backup copies and manage them via email, iCloud, or Dropbox.

4. Nano Enterprise Management is also an excellent fit for any firm that provides services (auto mechanics, hair salons, etc.) or does basic production (assembling computers, crafting furniture, etc.). Thanks to its precise modular structure, all changes in one module are instantly reflected in the others.

5. Another major advantage is the attractive, elegant reports with flexible filters that allow you to instantly create excerpts based on the exact time period and data you need at a given moment.

6. If you frequently work on a computer or laptop, just install the desktop version of the application (for MacOS), which has the same features as the mobile version.

7. The most important information is collected in the "Marginal Revenue" report, where you can view your total profits for a selected time interval broken up by region, customer, store, or other factors.

8. All information is visible in real time, so at any time you can check how many orders are currently being processed, how many payments have come in from customers, how much stock is remaining in the warehouse, and how much cash the company has on hand.

9. The application's primary purpose is to efficiently manage purchases and product sales for small companies.

10. For example, you could distribute incoming orders to various technicians based on their work schedules, rates, and specializations.

11. To differentiate the users’ permissions in the application, the Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is implemented.