Going into the veins of ERP systems, you will find a wholly integrated workplace that manages multiple dataflow resources on a single page. It could be named the business's central hub for end-to-end workflow management. ERP is framed around a single database interconnecting different business process departments, e.g., accounting, operations, analytics, marketing, human resources, engineering, etc. The software links all these departments through a common channel to provide data transparency. For example, a cell phone manufacturing company builds its product by procuring parts from various resources. The ERP software helps assemble and analyze the data from procuring to pay processes using uniform and clean data algorithms. Since data is essential in every modern business, ERP makes it easier to assemble, manage, and distribute this data to every individual and system that needs it to fulfill its role and responsibility.