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Accounting

Focus instead of blur – interfaces to standard systems
Accounting

Regardless of the provider, winweb-food provides its customers with the integration of standard financial accounting systems.

“Focus instead of blur”: as a software specialist for the specific industry requirements of the food industry, winweb-food also leaves the area of standard software, such as financial accounting, payroll and salaries, or time management, to the specialists.

The interfaces include the master data information of customers and suppliers relevant for financial accounting, the sales invoice and purchase invoice ledger as well as the transfer of open items to winweb-food. With an open system, we guarantee our customers investment protection for existing financial accounting systems and an unrestricted choice of provider for a new investment.

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„Previously there was a solution from generalists. Such people know a little about everything but nothing specific about the meat industry.“
Jan Roggenkamp
Managing Director Josef Brüninghoff GmbH & Co. KG, Bocholt
Accounting

Features at a glance

Data entry/data transfer

Debtor and creditor addresses, payment terms, SEPA data, outgoing and incoming invoice data, data from the POS system for factory sales, cash reports from shop systems; cost object and cost center posting

Connected financial accounting systems

  • ADDISON
  • BMD
  • CSS
  • DATEV
  • DATEV Unternehmen online
  • Diamond
  • eGecko
  • FibuNet
  • GDI
  • HS Hamburger Software
  • Lexware
  • NAVISION Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
  • SAGE
  • SAP
  • ZENITH
  • etc.

Open items

Display of all open items of customers and suppliers for customer orders, supplier orders and in many other places

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