YES. Most IMPLEMENTATIONS of ERP include financial module. Every organization has a financial (fiscal) year both for internal use as well as far legal / governmental consolidation. Since the account books must be closed and financial reports prepared (including the BALANCE sheet and the profit and loss statement) for the financial year, most ERP implementations try to synchronize their "go live" date with that of the financial year. (April 1 in India).

If for some reason it cannot be on (April 1), many ORGANIZATIONS "go live" on October 1 at the end of the half-year. Technically ERP software doesn't impose any restrictions. Any DAY is good enough to "go live" as long as it is not " tomorrow"!

Yes. Most implementations of ERP include financial module. Every organization has a financial (fiscal) year both for internal use as well as far legal / governmental consolidation. Since the account books must be closed and financial reports prepared (including the balance sheet and the profit and loss statement) for the financial year, most ERP implementations try to synchronize their "go live" date with that of the financial year. (April 1 in India).

If for some reason it cannot be on (April 1), many organizations "go live" on October 1 at the end of the half-year. Technically ERP software doesn't impose any restrictions. Any day is good enough to "go live" as long as it is not " tomorrow"!