| Professional | Limited (CRM) | Limited (Logistics) | Limited (Financials) | |
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| Functionality By License Type |
$ 108/user $ 1,296 Subscription Cost |
$ 56/user $ 672 Subscription Cost |
$ 56/user $ 672 Subscription Cost |
$ 56/user $ 672 Subscription Cost |
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SAP Business One Pricing
(The Short Answer)
Are you curious about the price of SAP Business One? No problem, We've got you covered! The Limited License will set you back $56 per user per month, and the Professional License is a bit more expensive at $108 per user per month. But wait, there's more, a lot more! If you want to get into the nitty-gritty of licensing details and types, keep reading below and don't forget to leverage our pricing calculator to see how much you can save by licensing SAP Business One with Michell Consulting Group.
Subscription
SAP Business One Pricing (Cloud)
When choosing a licensing model for SAP Business One ERP, businesses have the option of either a perpetual license or a subscription model.
A perpetual license is a one-time purchase of the software, with an annual maintenance fee for access to updates, bug fixes, and support. This option is ideal for businesses that have the budget upfront and prefer to own the software outright.
On the other hand, a subscription model allows businesses to access SAP Business One ERP on a monthly basis, without the upfront cost of a perpetual license. This option is ideal for businesses that prefer a more flexible, pay-as-you-go approach to software ownership.
The two pricing tables below reflect the pricing of SAP Business One in either a Subscription or Perpetual licensing options.
Billed Monthly
Billed Annually
Perpetual (One-time)
SAP Business One Pricing (OnPremise)
Prices in the table below reflect the one-time cost to license SAP Business One as a perpetual software agreement. Under this model you license the software once and pay a 20% annual maintenance fee.
| Professional | Limited (CRM) | Limited (Logistics) | Limited (Financials) | |
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| Functionality By License Type |
$ 3,213/user One-Time |
$ 1,666/user One-Time |
$ 1,666/user One-Time |
$ 1,666/user One-Time |
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| Administration | Full |
Partial |
Partial |
Partial |
| Financials | Full |
Printing Only |
Printing Only |
No Cost Accounting or Budgeting |
| CRM | Full |
Full |
Partial |
Partial |
| Sales Opportunities | Full |
Full |
N/A |
N/A |
| Sales - A/R | Full |
Partial |
Sales Goals (view only) |
Partial |
| Purchasing | Full |
Partial |
Partial |
Partial |
| Business Management | Full |
Partial |
Partial |
Partial |
| Banking | Full |
Printing Only |
Printing Only |
Full |
| Resources | Full |
N/A |
Full |
Limited |
| Production | Full |
Partial |
Partial |
Partial |
| MRP | Full |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
| Service | Full |
Full |
N/A |
N/A |
| HR | Full |
Partial |
Partial |
Partial |
| Project Management | Full |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
| Reports | Full |
Partial |
Partial |
Partial |
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SAP Business One Pricing Explained
SAP Business One is a leading ERP software designed to give SMB to mid-sized businesses the capabilities they need to run their business in the modern era. Learn more about how it's licensed and the types of user licenses available for your business.
SAP Business One Licensing and Implementation Cost: An In-Depth Analysis
Navigating the complexities of licensing and implementing SAP Business One ERP can be a daunting task, and SAP Business One is no exception. With numerous factors to consider such as hosting options, database preference, integrations, customization, support and training, data migration, and more, the cost of licensing and implementing SAP Business One can be difficult to determine.
That's why the experts at Michell Consulting Group are here to help. They will guide you through the ins and outs of SAP Business One software licensing and implementation, ensuring that you fully understand the costs involved. In addition to the software subscription pricing, it's essential to consider other crucial elements such as hosting options, database preference, integrations, customization, support and training, data migration, and more to get an accurate understanding of the actual cost of implementing SAP Business One.
To get started on this journey, take advantage of the free online SAP Business One readiness assessment offered by Michell Consulting Group. This assessment will help you uncover the actual price to license and implement SAP Business One, providing you with the information you need to make informed decisions.
SAP Business One Professional Licenses
The SAP Business One Professional license, commonly referred to as the "full" user license, offers complete access to all the native modules and features of SAP Business One. This license includes the SAP Business One Software Development Kit (SDK), which provides additional resources and tools for customizing and expanding the software.
There are two options for obtaining a Professional license - perpetual software license and subscription. With the perpetual license, you pay a one-time fee of $3,213 per named user for the software and an annual maintenance fee of 20% to receive updates, bug fixes, and support services. On the other hand, with a SAP Business One subscription license you pay a monthly fee of $108 per user and do not incur any additional maintenance costs.
Regardless of the licensing option, SAP Business One Professional users receive full access to the software and its features, along with access to updates, bug fixes, and support services to ensure that their software runs smoothly and effectively.
SAP Business One Limited Licenses
For those who do not need full access to SAP Business One, limited access can be provided through a Limited User license. This license grants partial access to a subset of functionality within three functional areas: Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Financial Management, and Logistics.
Compared to the Professional license, the Limited User license is more cost-effective. The SAP Business One perpetual license for a named user costs $1,666, along with a yearly maintenance fee of 20% to receive updates, bug fixes, and support services. Alternatively, a monthly subscription is also available at $56 per user, without any additional maintenance fees.
The Limited User license is a great solution for users who only need access to specific functionalities within SAP Business One and want to save on costs. By limiting access to only the necessary features, users can get the functionality they need at a more affordable price.
Other SAP Business One License Types
Most SAP Business One users will opt for either a Professional or Limited User license to meet their needs. However, in some cases, a different license type may be a better fit depending on the particular requirements and use cases of a business. For businesses that require fewer than five user licenses, an SAP Business One Starter Package may be a more suitable option as they grow and expand. This package offers a scalable solution for small businesses just starting out with SAP Business One. There are also licenses available for mobile app users, specifically designed for organizations with employees who work in the field but require access to Business One. These licenses provide a flexible and convenient solution for on-the-go users. Lastly, there are license types for companies that need to connect third-party software applications to SAP Business One data. These licenses provide a seamless integration between the two systems, allowing companies to streamline their workflows and optimize their processes.
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SAP Business One Implementation Cost
Are you considering implementing SAP Business One ERP for your business, but worried about the cost? We understand - cost is a major concern for many businesses considering implementing a SAP ERP. But the good news is, by understanding what's included in SAP Business One implementation costs and how they're calculated, you can make an informed decision and plan your budget accordingly.
Factors that Affect SAP Business One Implementation Costs
The cost of implementing SAP Business One ERP can vary widely depending on several factors. These include the size and complexity of your organization, the number of users who will need access to the system, the level of customization required, the amount of data that needs to be migrated, and the need for additional hardware or software (on-premise solution). Each of these factors can impact the cost of implementation, so it's important to carefully consider your organization's specific needs before making any decisions.
What's Included in SAP Business One Implementation Costs
When it comes to SAP Business One implementation costs, there are several components to consider. These typically include software licensing fees, implementation services (such as project management, installation, configuration, and training), customization and development (if needed), data migration and end user testing, and ongoing support and maintenance. By understanding what's included in these costs, you can get a better sense of what your investment will cover and how much you can expect to pay.
How SAP Business One Implementation Costs are Calculated
SAP Business One implementation costs are typically calculated on a per-user basis, with the total cost varying depending on the factors outlined above. To give you an idea of what this might look like, let's consider a hypothetical business with 50 users. Assuming a moderate level of customization and data migration, as well as ongoing support and maintenance, the total cost of a SAP Business One ERP implementation might range from $50,000 to $100,000. Keep in mind, however, that every business is unique, so it's important to speak with an authorized SAP Business One implementation partner to get a more accurate estimate of your specific costs.
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What's new with SAP Business One for 2023?
Rainer Zinow a prominent executive at SAP and SVP of Business One shares his views on where Business One ERP is heading in 2023.
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Do I license SAP Business One from a partner like Michell Consulting Group or directly from SAP the software vendor?
SAP Business One is licensed exclusively through leading SAP Channel Partners like Michell Consulting Group. We'll help you evaluate what SAP Business One licenses you'll need and help you navigate the complexities of the software licensing agreement all the way through the implementation of the application for your business.
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How much does it cost to implement SAP Business One?
SAP Business One Implementation Pricing
SAP Business One implementations costs are varied depending project scope and complexity however the majority of SAP Business One implementations will cost between $25,000 to $100,000 and will take three to four months to complete from start to finish. Michell Consulting Group offers multiple implementation methodologies designed to accommodate the unique needs of each business requirements, budget and timeline.
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How much does it cost to integrate SAP Business One with other applications?
SAP Business One Integration Cost
SAP Business One is designed to be able extend the use of the application across all your LOB applications. Whether its interfacing SAP Business One with Salesforce CRM or a Shopify ecommerce site we have you covered with a variety of integration options. SAP Business One integration costs can vary between $5,000 to $10,000 per year depending upon the number of applications and end points required for your integration needs.
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Can a small business use SAP Business One?
SAP Business One is ultimately designed for small to medium sized businesses to run SAP ERP software.
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How long does it take to deploy SAP Business One?
Most SAP Business One deployments take roughly three months from requirements gathering to go-live.
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What is SAP Business One HANA?
HANA is SAP's in-memory computing engine that enables organizations with large volumes of data be able to easily leverage SAP Business One without performance challenges.
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What modules are included with SAP Business One?
SAP Business One comes with the following modules:
- Financial Management
- Sales and Customer Management
- Purchasing and Inventory Control
- Business Intelligence
- Analytics and Reporting
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How much training is recommended for SAP Business One?
Training
It’s important to make sure that your employees are properly trained on how to use Business One before implementing it in your company. Otherwise, you won’t be getting the full return value of your investment.
There are a few different ways to train your employees on Business One. You can hire a consultant to come in and train your staff, or you can purchase a Business One training kit. If you're on a tight budget, you can also find free Business One training materials online.
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What reports come out of the box with Business One SAP?
SAP Business One comes with the following reports out-of-the-box:
Accounting
- G/L Accounts & Business Partners
- General Ledger
- Aging Reports
- Transaction Journal Report
- Transaction Report by Projects
- Locate Journal Transaction by Amount Range
- Locate Journal Transaction by FC Amount Range
- Transactions Received from Voucher Report
- Document Journal
- 1099/1096 Report
- Tax Reports
- Customer Open Document List
Financial
- Balance Sheet
- Trial Balance
- Profit & Loss Statement
- Cash Flow (learn more about the cash flow forecast)
- Statement of Cash Flows
- Cash Flow Reference Report
Comparison
- Balance Sheet Comparison
- Trial Balance Comparison
- Profit & Loss Statement Comparison
Budget
- Budget Report
- Balance Sheet Budget Report
- Trial Balance Budget Report
- Profit & Loss Statement Budget Report
Opportunities Reports
- Opportunities Forecast Report
- Opportunities Forecast Over Time Report
- Opportunities Statistics Report
- Opportunities Report
- Stage Analysis
- Opportunities Pipeline
- Information Source Distribution Over Time Report
- Won Opportunities Report
- Lost Opportunities Report
- My Open Opportunities Report
- My Closed Opportunities Report
Sales Reports
- Open Items List
- Document Drafts Report
- Backorder Report
- Sales Analysis
- Salesperson Commission by Invoices in Posting Date Cross-section
- Sales Order Without Deposit
- Sales Order Linked to Deposit
- Monthly Customer Status Report
- Annual Sales Analysis (by Quarter)
- Purchasing Reports
- Purchase Analysis
Purchase Request Report
- Purchase Quotation and Comparison Report
- Blanket Agreement Fulfillment Report
- Locate Exceptional Discount in Invoice
- Purchase Order Without Deposit
- Purchase Order Linked to Deposit
Business Partner Reports
- My Activities
- My Activities Overview
- Inactive Customers
- Dunning History Report
- Campaigns List
- Customer Receivables by Customer Cross-section
- Customers Credit Limit Deviation
- Aging Report
- Internal Reconciliation Report
Banking Reports
- Check Register Report
- Payment Drafts Report
- Checks for Payment in Date Cross-section Report
- BP Bank Accounts Query
- House Bank Accounts Query
- External Reconciliation Reports
- Payment Orders Report by Business Partner
- Payment Orders Report by Payment Run
Inventory Reports
- Items List
- Last Prices Report
- Inactive Items
- Inventory Posting List
- Inventory Status
- Inventory in Warehouse Report
- Inventory Audit Report
- Batches & Serials Inventory Audit Report
- Inventory Valuation Simulation Report
- Serial Number Transactions Report
- Batch Number Transactions Report
- Price Report
- Discount Group Report
- Inventory Counting Transactions Report
- Inventory Valuation Method Report
- Inventory Turnover Analysis
Production Reports
- Bill of Materials Report
- Open Items List
MRP (Material Requirements Planning) Reports
- Order Recommendation
Service Reports
- Service Calls
- Service Calls by Queue
- Response Time by Assigned To
- Average Closure Time
- Service Contracts
- Customer Equipment Card Report
- Service Monitor
- My Service Calls
- My Open Service Calls
- My Overview Service Calls
HR (Human Resources) Reports
- Employee List
- Absence Report
- Phone Book
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What are SAP Business One hardware requirements?
On-Premise System Requirements
If you may not have a constant internet connection, recently updated your infrastructure, or just like having your databases physically in your HQ, on-premise is a good option. However, Business One capabilities will be relative to the hardware capabilities of your servers.
Minimum Requirements:
Server Software Platform - Business One SAP, if you are using an MS SQL database, requires Windows Server 012 R2, 64 Bit. Note: Business One SAP only supports 64 Bit server software; there are no 32 Bit options.
Users Computers: Users must be using Windows 10-11 only; older versions of Windows are not supported. Again, no 32 Bit Operating System is compatible fo risers.
Database Software Requirements: Microsoft SQL Server 2016 or newer (64 Bit) is required to run Business One ERP.
Office Applications - Microsoft Office must be 2016 or newer to be usable in the Business One SAP system.
Web Browser: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari are all supported browsers if they are current versions.
Hardware for On-Premise Implementation:
Servers - Should have at least an Intel Xeon E3 processor or equivalent to meet minimum processing requirements. While the minimum RAM is 4 GB, it is recommended for best performance to use 16-32 GB.
The hard drive space required is 32GB for the system and a second partition for data of a minimum of 10GB.
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Can you host SAP Business One for my business or do I need to host it in my environment?
SAP Business One offers multiple deployment options. It all depends upon your unique requirements. You can deploy SAP Business One in the cloud, on-premise or a hybrid approach.
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What languages does SAP Business One support?
Business One is used throughout the world and supports many languages. These include Custom Arabic, Chinese (simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Norwegian; with more languages added every year.