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News and notes from RPMCODE
What is new in RPM, how businesses use it, and what we are working on next.
- Data protection
Why should you be able to Delete your data?
Deleting a company's data is a right and a risk. What deleting a tenant in RPM removes, why it can't be undone, what happens to its code, and who is allowed to.
Read the post → - Multi-company businesses
Why run every company and branch in one system?
One sign-in for everyone, records shared or kept apart as you choose, and books for each branch: what a multi-company system gives a founder.
Read the post → When is it worth running RPM on a private cluster?
Our shared server runs your whole business, day in, day out. A private cluster is for later, when your business wants a say in where, how and when its own system runs.
Read the post →- Stock control
How do you keep your stock figures accurate?
Why the stock on the shelf and the stock in the system drift apart, how regular counting brings them back together, and how RPM's stock take does it while you trade.
Read the post → Why does importing and exporting your data matter?
Getting your data in cleanly saves weeks of typing, and getting it out again is what stops software holding you. What good import and export look like, and how RPM does both.
Read the post →Purchase order to dispatch without breaking your books
RPM's Guided-Flow takes stock from purchase order to dispatch one button at a time, and each step posts its own entries, checked, as it is saved.
Read the post →- B2B
What does a B2B business need from its software?
The eleven things a business selling to other businesses needs from its software, which of them RPM does today and which it doesn't, with a short video.
Read the post → - Warehousing
What does a Warehouse need from its software?
The nine things a Warehouse needs its software to do well, which of them RPM does today and which it doesn't, with a short narrated video.
Read the post → Welcome to the RPM blog
Why we built RPM, what you can do with it today, and what this blog will cover. Sales, stock, purchasing and accounts in one system, free for six months.
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