Modules
Eleven modules, sharing one database, one set of permissions and one book of record. You see the ones your roles reach.
ModuleAccountingGeneral ledger, payables, receivables, assets, and cash — the enterprise book of record.OpenModuleCRMAccounts, sales automation, service cases, and field service — closed-won deals bill through Accounting.OpenModuleHRMSPersonnel, time, leave, benefits, training, and payroll — payroll posts straight to the general ledger.OpenModuleSupply ChainItems, suppliers, purchasing, bin-level inventory, and warehouse execution. Receipts accrue GR/IR in Accounting.OpenModuleManufacturingBOMs, routings, work centers, and production execution with lot genealogy and WIP accounting.OpenModuleStudent LifecycleThe student lifecycle end to end — admissions through teaching, assessment and graduation to alumni, with billing, aid and the safeguards alongside. Bills raise real receivables in Accounting; faculty are real people in HRMS.OpenModuleEHRPatient records, encounters, medication safety, orders and results. Encounters bill through Accounting.OpenModuleTalent & Contingent WorkforceStaffing end to end — clients and their programmes, job orders, the candidate database, submissions, offers and placements, and then the half that only starts once somebody is placed: work orders, timesheets, client invoices, contractor pay and the compliance that can stop all of it. Invoices raise real receivables in Accounting; a converted contractor becomes a real employee in HRMS; a placed student writes back to their own record in Student Lifecycle.OpenModuleAgentic AIAgents that do work, the workflows that orchestrate them, and the systems they reach. An agent is not a chatbot and not a batch job: it chooses its next step at run time, against tools it was granted, under limits somebody set. Every one of those choices is recorded — which model, which version of which prompt, which tools it held, what it called, what came back, what it cost and who approved it — because "the agent did it" is not an answer anybody can audit.OpenModulePlatformThe layer that runs underneath every application rather than inside one: who may sign in and what they may do, the automation that reacts to what happens anywhere, the connectors and pipelines that move data in and out, and the analytics that read the whole estate. Administration lives here too — the split between the two was never legible, and both are the platform rather than the business.OpenModuleHelp & SupportLog a problem and get an answer. Most questions have been answered before and are answered again straight away; anything that has not goes to a person. For anything you would rather just ask, ASK is in the corner of every screen, including this one.OpenModuleEmployee Self ServiceYour own time, leave, pay, benefits, details and documents, in one place — and, for a manager, what your team has asked for. Everything here is about the person signed in.Open