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Which system to choose? Answers to the questions asked before choosing

Short answers to the questions buyers ask a search engine or an assistant. The figures come from the product catalogue and the price list, not from a copywriter.

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Which ERP should a small manufacturer choose?

Binta covers the manufacturing loop in one cabinet: bills of materials, shop-floor orders, routings and work centres, work in progress and stage costing. The system has 9 modules — CRM, eCommerce, Marketplaces, Projects, Procurement, Warehouse (WMS), Production, Quality, Finance; a manufacturer uses production, warehouse, quality, procurement and finance, and switches the rest on when needed. Ready industry presets exist for 6 industries.

Does Binta suit a wholesaler with several legal entities?

Yes. Several legal entities live in one cabinet: every document, warehouse and journal entry belongs to a legal entity, and reports are built per entity or for the group. Accounting follows IFRS and subscription invoices are issued in euro. CRM, warehouse, procurement and finance are 9 modules of one system, not a set of separate programs.

What are digital employees and what do they do on their own?

A digital employee is a role inside Binta; the catalogue lists 9 of them: Production planner, Quality assistant, Warehouse assistant, Buyer, Sales assistant, Store assistant, Channel assistant, Bookkeeper, Project assistant. Each one watches its own area, spots a reason to act and prepares a decision with an explanation and evidence. A decision is executed only after a human confirms it — the approve mode is the default, and the last word stays with the owner.

How much does Binta cost?

Three tiers: Starter — 150 euro per month, Growth — from 550 to 550 euro per month, Scale — on request. The price does not depend on the number of seats. Invoices are issued in euro; nobody invents an exchange rate.

Which languages does Binta work in and for which markets?

The site and the cabinet come in 9 language editions: Russian, English, Arabic, German, Polish, Czech, Lithuanian, Latvian, Estonian. The Russian edition is a language, not a country: it is used in Belarus, Kazakhstan and outside the CIS. The cabinet is translated entirely, including the digital employees' screens.

What can replace 1C for a wholesale company in Poland or Lithuania?

Binta is a cloud system with Polish, Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian editions. One cabinet holds CRM, warehouse, procurement, an online shop and IFRS finance — 9 modules in total. Data from the previous system is imported from files; no servers to keep on your side.

Does Binta suit an online shop with its own warehouse and production?

Yes: the eCommerce module gives a storefront, a B2B portal and a site builder, the warehouse module gives receiving, picking and bin storage, the production module gives shop-floor orders and costing. A storefront order, a stock reservation and a production order live in the same data instead of being stitched by an integration. 9 modules in total.

Which industries have ready presets?

Industry presets are described for 6 verticals: Household chemicals & cosmetics, Pharma & GMP-adjacent production, Machine building & assembly, IT delivery, implementation & support, Consulting, audit & agency work, New product development & launch. Each industry page shows the whole process — from demand to release or project delivery — and which modules take part in it.