The latest news, insights and updates about the work of classix Software GmbH. Here we provide information about new features, product developments, events and topics from the world of customised business software.
For companies still working with SAP Business Suite 7 or SAP ECC, a strategic decision is due at the end of 2027. When mainstream maintenance expires, regular support for these systems ends; optional extended maintenance prolongs it for a surcharge until the end of 2030. Many companies use this window to switch to SAP S/4HANA – and, understandably, focus on
Europe’s leading ductile iron casting supplier needed a certified inventory sampling solution after switching ERP systems. The choice: GESTIN by classix, certified under HGB §241. What is inventory sampling and when is it permitted? Inventory sampling is a legally recognized method under HGB §241, permitted in Germany since January 1, 1977. Instead of counting every stock item manually, only high-value
You want reliable figures without the Excel chaos. This article shows you how to organize accounting, costs, and reporting more easily, remain GoBD-compliant (audit-ready), and integrate the mandatory 2025 e-invoicing requirements seamlessly into your workflow. Accounting Challenges in SMEs When three different figures for the same revenue suddenly appear during month-end closing, the accounting itself isn’t the problem—the surrounding system
What You Need to Regulate in Your Company Now The Problem: When Answers Become Cheap, Thinking Becomes Expensive AI has arrived in our daily work—from refactoring in software development to price comparisons in procurement and specifications in engineering. The risk arises when the quick answer replaces personal reflection. This is driven by a well-known phenomenon: humans outsource cognitive tasks to
How to make sample inventory according to HGB § 241 (German Commercial Code) predictable and auditable. Variants, project materials, and numerous storage locations make inventory in mechanical engineering expensive. Three preparation steps reduce counting effort, blocking times, and rework. Preparing Inventory in Mechanical Engineering: 3 Steps to Reduce Effort In mechanical engineering, inventory rarely escalates due to a lack of
Are your AI prompts delivering useless results? The reason: unclear requirements. The C.O.N.C.E.P.T. framework structures prompts using seven central questions—no magic formulas, just a systematic approach. Why AI Prompts Fail So Often You know the problem: the AI’s response doesn’t fit the task, the output feels generic, or the phrasing misses the right tone. Many view Prompt Engineering as a
Fast answers are useless if they are incorrect. For companies working with sensitive data, an AI that “hallucinates” or violates data privacy is a liability they cannot afford. What businesses need are systems that deliver on their promise: reliability. AI in the Enterprise: Fast Doesn’t Mean Secure Artificial Intelligence has long been a staple of the software industry, and interest
MTV shaped entire generations. By the end of 2025, many MTV channels in Europe were discontinued. While nostalgia remains, when it comes to outdated software, nostalgia is a risk. MTV and the Sound of a Generation MTV was more than just a channel. In the 80s and 90s, it was the mainstream: heavy rotation, iconic clips, and a new pop
A sample inventory reduces effort and costs, is permissible under § 241 HGB, certified, and proven for years. With the right software, the warehouse remains productive. How You Can Save Many Resources with a Sample Inventory, Giving the Team More Time for Pizza 1. The Problem with the Old Inventory A full physical inventory sounds thorough, but often feels very
Philip K. Dick asked whether androids dream of electric sheep. The current answer: Yes. Unfortunately, they often dream nonsense. Large AI models like ChatGPT or Gemini are impressive, but they have a structural problem—hallucinations. They invent sources, facts, sometimes even entire studies. Not out of malice, but because they do what they were trained to do: predict language. Not truth.
