Know what it cost. Know what you made.
For growing businesses that buy and resell, make and sell, or get paid for their work. Your operations and your books run in one system, and nothing slips through.
No per-user feesOne flexible platform for your business. Turn on what you need. Turn on the rest when the business asks for it.
Procurement
The bill checked against its order and its receipt before it is owed.
Invoicing
Aged debtors that agree with the books, credit shown as credit.
Point of sale
The day closed to the penny, takings already in the books.
Inventories
What each location holds, and what it is worth.
Productions
Material, labour and overhead rolling to a cost per unit.
Projects
The project, its jobs beneath, margin all the way down.
People
The pay run mid-approval, its cost split by location.
Fixed assets
Method, life and monthly charge; the wear reaches the work.
Accounting
The invoice above, the journal it wrote beneath.
Taxes
Collected, paid and withheld, each in its own account.
Reporting
By location, and the control total agrees.
Budgeting
The plan filling itself from the books, target against actual.
Three ways a business works, and one system underneath all of them.
You buy and resell
Never sell below what you paid, and never lose track of what is on the shelf. What it cost to land, what you charged, and what is left, in every store you trade from. From your first location to all of them, the counter at the front to the books at the back.
See how it fits togetherPoint of sale · Inventories · Procurement · Invoicing · AccountingYou make and sell
Know what it cost to make before you set the price. Material off the shelf, the hours your people worked, the overhead the run absorbed and the machines wearing out while it ran, all landing in the unit. Then finished goods back on the shelf at cost.
See how it fits togetherProductions · Inventories · Fixed assets · Procurement · AccountingYou deliver work
Know which jobs paid. The time your people recorded, the suppliers you took on for it, and every cost that attached to the work, sitting on the job that caused them. Then the costing you built becomes the quote you send.
See how it fits togetherProjects · People · Procurement · Invoicing · AccountingOne system. One truth.
Built so the whole business can be in it
One system, nothing to connect
Your accounting is not a separate product you integrate with. It is the same system, written as the work happens. Nothing syncs overnight, nothing is reconciled at month end, and two screens cannot tell you different numbers.
See how accounting worksPricing that grows with you
Start on one location. Add the rest when you have them, without changing systems or moving your data. You pay for how much business you run, not how many people run it.
See pricingCollaboration without a penalty
Your team, your vendors and your customers all work in it, and none of them costs you more. A supplier submits their own bill. A customer tells you what they paid, with the proof attached.
See how counterparties workCollaboration without penalties
Most systems charge for every person you add, so people share logins or stay locked out. Here the tenth person costs what the first did: nothing. Give everyone their own login and their own reach, because the system is better when everyone works in it.
See pricingCounter staff, storekeepers, accountants and managers, each with their own login, their own approvals and their own reach. No seat arithmetic before you onboard someone.
Vendors confirm orders and see what they are owed in a portal of their own, without ever counting against a licence.
Customers read their invoices, statements and payment advice themselves, so the questions answer themselves.
Questions people ask first
How do I get started?
Start your own and import what you keep today. Nothing to install and nobody to book a call with.
Do I have to use all of it?
No. Turn on what you need. A shop selling from one place uses the counter, buying and the books. Stock, production and payroll turn on when the business actually needs them.
Is it charged per person?
Never. You pay for what you turned on and how many locations you run. Everybody who touches the business can have their own account.
Which countries does it work in?
Tax rules, statutory contributions and pay cycles are configuration rather than something written into the software, so it is set up for a country rather than rebuilt for one.
Where is my data held?
On our servers, scoped to your business alone. Every request is checked against what the person asking is allowed to see, and refusals are recorded as well as successes.
What happens to the records I keep today?
Import them. Customers, suppliers, items, employees, price lists and opening balances all come in from spreadsheets, with a template for each.
Can my accountant get in?
Yes, with a role that reaches the books and nothing else. They see the ledger, the trial balance and the documents behind any balance, in any period, including closed ones.
What if the internet goes down?
The counter keeps selling. Sales save on the till and go up when the connection returns, keeping the identity they had at the till. Receipts print marked provisional until they land.
Can I use it in more than one company?
Yes. Read them together, with trading between your own companies taken out so the same money is not counted twice, and shown separately rather than silently removed.
How do I know the accounting is right?
Raise an invoice in the demo and read the entries it wrote. Take a part payment and watch the aged list move. Nothing about it is hidden behind a call.
See it running on a real business
Open the demo and walk through a sale, a production run and the books it wrote. Nothing to install and nobody to call.