• Advanced Payment in SAP: Transparent and secure prepayment processes

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    Prepayment processing in SAP: From payment request to final invoice – fully automated, live in the system. No manual intervention, no delivery risk, no reconciliation effort. Prepayment processes sound simple – but rarely are in practice. Payment requests are created manually, incoming payments have to be checked manually, delivery blocks are forgotten or set too late – and then there's the final invoice […]

  • Say goodbye to Excel: Manage testing equipment in compliance with standards using GOpus – directly in your SAP system

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    Test equipment management in SAP: Plan calibrations, receive certificates, audit documentation at the touch of a button – live in the system. No Excel, no complex maintenance plans, no media breaks. 📅 September 23, 2026 · 🕙 3:00–3:30 p.m. · 💻 Online (MS Teams Webinars) Many companies use SAP – and yet still manage their test equipment in Excel. Not because SAP can't handle it, but […]

  • Three partners, one project: How Westfalen AG automated e-invoices directly from SAP

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    An energy and industrial gas company with 2,300 employees, operating in four countries, and a transforming SAP landscape. Westfalen AG, GOpus, and ecosio jointly demonstrate how this transformation resulted in an automated end-to-end process. ⏱️ 30 minutes 🗣️ 3 perspectives 🌍 4 countries 🚀 1 week 📉 0 portal uploads Compact, no slide marathon Customer, SAP partner, EDI specialist DE, AT, BE, NL via Peppol […]

  • Hybrid mail and document sending directly from SAP with GOpus® ePost

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    Postal document dispatch directly from SAP: Automatically transferred, reliably delivered – live in the system. No internal mailroom, no manual steps, no system breaks. Many companies send invoices, payment reminders, contracts, or official notices daily – and the process behind it is often the same in practice: print the document from SAP, put it in an envelope, stamp it, and take it to the post office. Or even worse: an employee […]