Centralised Workspace
Branches and remote employees work on the same application and current data.
A Central System for Business Applications
About ERP and Accounting Software Servers
Choosing an ERP server requires evaluating concurrent users, database size, reporting load and branch connectivity as well as CPU and memory. Proper capacity planning reduces slowdowns at peak times and supports uninterrupted access.
Access permissions, firewall, update and backup policies are important for Logo virtual servers and other accounting applications. Regular backup and recovery scenarios are fundamental to protecting business data.
SQL Performance
CPU, RAM and fast storage planned around database size and reporting load.
Business continuity
Protection for critical business applications through backups, access control and monitoring.
Use Cases
Scenarios for Your Business
- Centralised use of Logo and similar accounting software
- ERP, CRM and inventory management applications
- SQL Server-based business software
- Secure RDP access for branches and remote teams
Frequently Asked Questions
ERP and Accounting Server Questions
How is an accounting software server sized?
CPU, RAM and disk capacity are determined by analysing the software, database size, concurrent users and reporting intensity.
Can Logo run on a virtual server?
It can run on a virtual Windows server when version, licensing and system requirements are compatible. Compatibility should be checked before installation.
How is ERP data backed up?
Scheduled backups suited to the application and database are stored in another environment, and recovery is tested regularly.
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