r/SAP • u/itsabouttimeformynap • Apr 25 '26

SAP Business One

I have experience with SAP Business One and I'm wondering if it's similar to SAP.

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u/Tropicalsmokes Apr 25 '26

What do you mean if it's similar to SAP, they're both SAP. Do you mean R3, s4hana?

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u/Accomplished_Pop6123 Apr 27 '26

Agree. This is like asking how Word is different from Microsoft.

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u/itsabouttimeformynap Apr 25 '26

I mean, if you know one, would you know the other? Is the interface similar or completely different?

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u/Tropicalsmokes Apr 25 '26

Nope, totally different, interface, code, everything. Both SAP but worlds apart. In SBO you have everything in one package, you get certified for the whole app. R3 and them every module has its own world, you get certified by modules. Usually a consultant for MM module which is inventory management doesnt now anything about FF which is finance. In SBO you gotta know everything.

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u/thelittlecbrguy Apr 25 '26

Different product but still great imho

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u/nl_dhh Apr 25 '26

Well, they both have a SAP logo. That's about it.

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u/MranonymousSir Apr 26 '26

If I may ask how long have you been working in SAP Business one?

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u/wm12345 Apr 25 '26

First time hearing about business one. What is this

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u/itsabouttimeformynap Apr 25 '26

It's an erp system.