Take full control of your company with SAP Business One
Stop running blind. We unify finance, sales and inventory on a single intelligent platform. Built for growing companies that demand real data, not estimates.
+75
SAP Business One certified professionals
+14
Years implementing SAP Business One
+83k
Companies run SAP Business One as their core ERP
+300
Clients transformed across Latin America
Is your growth creating administrative chaos?
Scaling hurts without the right infrastructure. At DOT Solutions we don't just sell licenses; we design the digital architecture your business needs to sell more.
From gut feeling to real-time data
Goodbye disconnected spreadsheets: unify your data
Integrate accounting, CRM and warehouse in real time. If you sell through RetailPro or e-commerce, SAP Business One deducts stock instantly. No human error.
Decisions based on profitability, not intuition
Financial dashboards with native Business Intelligence. Know exactly which product, salesperson or branch is the most profitable today — not at month's end.
Automation that frees up your team
Cut manual operational workload by up to 40%. Let your team focus on selling and building loyalty while SAP handles the data bureaucracy.
We don't sell software: we implement business solutions
We know SAP Business One is not for everyone. It's a powerful tool for companies ready to step up to the big leagues.
- Real-time strategic decisions with built-in BI
- Lower operating costs by centralizing finance, inventory and CRM
- Regulatory compliance and security, in the cloud or on-premise
- Agile, frictionless implementation that minimizes disruption
Your entire business, in modules that talk to each other
Finance & accounting
Business intelligence to drive your sales.
Sales & CRM
Full sales cycle, campaigns and integrated support.
Purchasing & inventory
Control over procurement, warehouses and stock.
Analytics & reporting
Customizable dashboards and reports.
Mobility
Mobile-optimized app and remote web access.
Business Intelligence
Real-time data for agile decisions.
International scalability
Multi-language and multi-currency support.
Extend SAP Business One with 20+ add-ons and connectors
Complementary solutions add modules and connect SAP Business One with the apps you already use, automating every process end to end.
6
Vertical solutions
6
Our AddOns
4
Automations
7
Integrations
Ready for your vertical
Our selection and consulting process
Request
Send us your key data and the current challenges of your operation.
Pre-qualification
We analyze your structure and the business case for the investment.
Strategic diagnosis
A session with a senior consultant to define the roadmap.
Integration with experience and agility
Over 14 years implementing SAP Business One and more than 75 SAP-certified professionals make us an agile, expert and effective team.
+14
Years of SAP experience
Tailored implementation with the ASAP methodology.
+300
Active clients
Progressive evolution without disrupting your operation.
+75
SAP professionals
Ongoing technical support and hands-on training.
+8
Countries
Companies transformed across Latin America.
Is your company growing beyond Business One?
When scale and complexity justify it, SAP S/4HANA is the natural next step. We help you assess which ERP is right for your moment —without rushing the leap.
+300 companies already run on DOT
Take your business management to the next level
Every business faces different challenges. Tell us about yours and our team will show you how SAP Business One can adapt to deliver efficiency, control and measurable results.
Frequently asked questions
What is SAP Business One and what company size is it for?
SAP Business One is SAP's ERP for small and medium businesses: it integrates finance, sales, purchasing, inventory and analytics in a single platform, so information stops living in spreadsheets and separate systems. It is meant for companies that have grown past coordinating accounting, inventory and sales by hand, but do not need the complexity or budget of a corporate ERP. It is implemented within contained timelines and budgets compared to SAP S/4HANA, and can run in the cloud or on your own servers.
How much does implementing SAP Business One cost in Chile?
The cost is built from four separately budgeted line items: per-user licenses (varying by type, professional or limited, and model, subscription or one-time purchase); implementation, quoted by scope — modules, number of locations, integrations and the quality of data to migrate; annual maintenance and support, usually charged as a percentage of license value; and infrastructure, which disappears in the cloud and appears as a server on-premise. When comparing quotes, the useful question is not the total but which of the four each one covers and for how many years, because circulating figures mix single-branch companies with multi-country rollouts.
What changes for Chilean electronic shipping notes from 1 November 2026?
From 1 November 2026, electronic shipping notes and invoices covering the movement of goods must include transport data that was not previously required: actual origin and destination with address and municipality, driver identification with name and national ID, carrier national ID, vehicle and trailer plate, and itemized goods with quantity and unit price. This is set by SII Resolution 154 of 2025, whose effective date was originally 1 May 2026 and was pushed back six months by Resolution 52 of 2026. In practice it affects any company moving goods between warehouses, stores or venues, and requires the issuing system to capture those fields at dispatch time rather than afterwards.
What is the difference between SAP Business One and SAP S/4HANA?
The difference is size and complexity, not quality. SAP Business One is designed for small and medium businesses and is implemented within contained timelines and budgets; SAP S/4HANA targets large corporations with high transaction volumes, complex legal structures and processes that require heavy custom configuration. The practical signal for which one fits is not revenue but complexity: how many legal entities need consolidating, how many countries with different regulations, and whether processes are standard or genuinely proprietary. Choosing the larger one "just in case" usually ends in a project that never finishes being implemented.