ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems consist of various modules that help businesses manage different aspects of their operations. Here’s a list of the most common ERP modules:

1. Core ERP Modules

🔹 Finance & Accounting – Manages accounts, financial reporting, budgeting, tax management, and compliance.
🔹 Human Resources (HR) – Handles payroll, employee records, benefits, recruitment, and performance management.
🔹 Procurement (Purchasing) – Manages vendor relationships, purchase orders, and supplier management.
🔹 Inventory Management – Tracks stock levels, warehouse management, and supply chain logistics.
🔹 Manufacturing & Production Planning (MRP) – Controls production schedules, materials planning, and shop floor management.
🔹 Supply Chain Management (SCM) – Manages logistics, supplier coordination, and demand forecasting.
🔹 Customer Relationship Management (CRM) – Handles customer interactions, sales tracking, and marketing automation.
🔹 Sales & Order Management – Processes sales orders, invoices, and pricing.

2. Industry-Specific ERP Modules

🔹 Project Management – Manages project planning, budgeting, and resource allocation.
🔹 Retail & POS (Point of Sale) – Integrates in-store and online sales, inventory, and customer data.
🔹 E-commerce Integration – Connects ERP with online stores for seamless transactions and inventory updates.
🔹 Business Intelligence (BI) & Analytics – Provides data insights, reporting, and performance monitoring.
🔹 Quality Management – Ensures compliance with industry regulations and quality standards.
🔹 Asset Management – Tracks company assets, maintenance schedules, and depreciation.

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