HORIZON ERP

In the dynamic world of the contracting industry, efficient management of subcontracting, invoicing, payment application, and certification processes is crucial for ensuring smooth project execution and financial accountability. In this blog post, we'll explore how these aspects are interlinked and their purpose and advantages. Subcontracting and Invoicing: Subcontracting is a common practice in the contracting industry where specialized tasks or services are outsourced to third-party entities or individuals. This could range from construction tasks like plumbing or electrical work to IT services like software development or network installation. Once subcontractors are engaged, the primary contractor must establish clear agreements outlining the scope of work, timelines, deliverables, and payment terms. Subcontractors then issue invoices to the primary contractor upon completion of the agreed-upon tasks or milestones. Managing subcontractors and their invoices requires effective c...

In the bustling landscape of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), where facilities range from sprawling commercial complexes to luxurious residential estates, the role of facility management companies is paramount in ensuring smooth operations and superior service delivery.   With the emergence of Facility Management Solution like Horizon FMS tailored for the unique needs of facility management, mobile workforce enablement has emerged as a transformative tool, redefining how field operations are managed and executed. Let's explore how Horizon FMS empower UAE facility management companies to enhance field operations through mobile workforce enablement. 1. Real-Time Access to Facility Data: Horizon FMS equipped with mobile capabilities provide field technicians and managers with real-time access to critical facility data, including maintenance schedules, work orders, asset information, and service histories, directly from their mobile devices. This ensures that field teams are always e...

  In the vibrant and diverse business landscape of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the significance of localization cannot be overstated. From cultural nuances to industry-specific regulations, businesses operating in the UAE face unique challenges that require tailored solutions. This holds especially true for Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, where localization plays a pivotal role in ensuring alignment with the country's cultural and business context. Let's explore why localization matters and how Horizon EBS is doing it successfully in the UAE. Understanding Cultural Sensitivities: The UAE's rich cultural tapestry, characterized by diverse nationalities and traditions, influences business practices and interactions. Localization of ERP solutions involves understanding and accommodating these cultural sensitivities, such as language preferences, date formats, and business etiquette. By incorporating cultural nuances into the ERP system, organizations foster ...