Top 10: ERP Software for Eastern Europe

ERP system for small business Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central now features the "ABC Analysis" report, which ranks products into categories A, B, and C based on sales volume. Using this report, you can decide which products should always be kept in stock and which should be on order. Category A products have low sales volume but high value. These products generate the most revenue and should always be in stock. Category B products have medium volume and medium value. Category C products have high volume and low value. Periodic stock-outs can be tolerated for these products. The default category thresholds are taken from the "ABC Analysis Setup" page. You can override the thresholds on the request page each time you run the report.

The 2025 RAIT study revealed which business management systems currently dominate the Lithuanian market. Rivile ERP, an accounting and business management system that covers all core financial functions, such as invoice management, inventory control, payroll, profit and loss analysis. Rivile ERP generates comprehensive financial reports and performs analysis, providing valuable insight into company's financial health. The program also streamlines accounting processes, helping to manage time more effectively and reduce accounting costs. Automating tasks and improving workflows increases productivity. The system is regularly updated in accordance with Lithuanian legislation, ensuring full compliance with current accounting standards and regulatory requirements. This helps avoid fines and guarantees the accuracy and legality of financial reporting.

A year ago, SAP ERP introduced built-in AI ​​chat assistant Joule. Now, the company is adding AI agents to work alongside it – highly specialized virtual experts (in HR, finance, procurement, marketing, etc.) that can autonomously perform specific tasks and even complex business processes consisting of several steps. And most importantly, they can interact with each other. These agents can work under the supervision of employees, but don't always require direct human intervention. For example, resolving a payment refund dispute, which typically involves forwarding messages between departments, correcting invoice errors, or analyzing payment rejections. Joule will soon be able to perform all of these tasks autonomously.

Microsoft is taking full advantage of its $10 billion partnership with OpenAI. Following the Bing search engine, Edge browser, and Skype and Teams messaging apps, a GPT-4-based neural network called Copilot has become available in the Dynamics 365 CRM/ERP system. It automates certain repetitive sales and service tasks. For example, Copilot can help you write email responses to customers and send sales team meeting summaries in Teams via Outlook. In Dynamics 365 Customer Service, Copilot can create "contextual responses" to customer inquiries via chat or email and provide "live chat" for customer service agents that draws on the knowledge base and case history.

Katana, Estonian platform for managing inventory for small and medium-sized manufacturing companies, has raised an impressive $34 million in funding. Katana automates a variety of a company's business processes, from marketing and risk management to supply chain management and more. It's an ERP system with ready-made integrations for many of the most common tools a manufacturer might use, including e-commerce platforms (such as Shopify and WooCommerce), accounting systems (such as QuickBooks and Xero), shipping management systems, CRM and many others. Together, these various integrations can help a manufacturer predict their future inventory needs based on historical or real-time sales data, for example, to ensure they don't run out of inventory or parts. Katana starts at $99/month.