SapphireOne Review

SapphireOne’s best-known module is the one that enables users to manage the assets of their company or organization. This module allows them to enter information related to their assets and store it into the database of the software. The asset management module of SapphireOne also helps users record all the transactions pertaining to their assets.These include purchasing, selling, and repairing of assets. Meanwhile, SapphireOne automatically calculates asset values, as well as the company’s and official tax office depreciation rates when users sell or purchase assets.

The software also has a job project module which allows users to track the costs and revenue related to any task or job they are working on. They can also use this module to allocate resources to their projects. Thus, they will be able to assign employees, equipment, and inventory items to projects. In addition, a component of this module enables users to quickly prepare invoices for goods or services associated with their projects. As a result, invoices can be linked to projects, which simplifies the management of accounts receivable and payable.

SapphireOne provides services to multiple companies. As a robust and customizable ERP, CRM, and business financial accounting software; it has the capability to run multiple companies in a single data file. This means users will be able to access financial reports and information from all of their companies in different locations easily.

Furthermore, Sapphire offers a multi-currency solution. Thus, companies across the globe can trade in their local currency, or users can set any currency for these companies to buy and sell in. Also, the software supports multiple tax jurisdictions. Because of this, SapphireOne helps users handle transactions with companies that are using a different tax jurisdiction.

SapphireOne also comes with a CRM system that has a built-in softphone functionality. Because of this, users can make calls to their vendors, clients, and employees from the software. Interestingly, they can make calls directly from their contact list within SapphireOne. As the software integrates a softphone functionality with its CRM system, users will also be able to write notes, comments, or short descriptions about their conversations. This helps them track important calls, whether they are inbound or outbound calls.