What AxiumOne does

Add an object and its fields, and the tables, forms, grids and API appear with it. No release cycle, no developer.

Automatic document numbers, required and unique values, formats and input masks — set per field, enforced by the server.

Totals that compute themselves, and fields pulled from a linked record — copied as at the time of the document, or always current.

Transactional documents with their own status lifecycle, so a posted order behaves differently from a draft one.

Price and value lookups from decision tables, and actions that fire when a record is created, changed or reaches a status.

Receipts, issues, transfers between branches and cycle counts, with balances kept per location.

Export a set of business objects — with sample records — as a single file, and load it into a new installation in one step. A new site can begin with something that already looks like the business rather than with empty screens.

Every record carries its place in the hierarchy, and every query respects it automatically.

Grant a role a whole object, or make one column read-only or invisible to it. Enforced on the server, not hidden in the browser.

Mark a field sensitive and it stays out of grids, forms, exports and printed documents. Someone entitled to read it can reveal one record at a time; every reveal is written to the change history, and the value hides itself again after a few seconds.

Every change to every record, with the old value, the new value, who made it and when. Pick any entry and see the whole record as it stood at that moment.

Discuss a record without leaving it, with one person or a whole team. Anyone can pick a request up so that two people do not start it at once, and a conversation is never purged while it is still open.

Give oversight and reporting roles a read-only branch that sees every location at once, without the ability to change anything.

Optional for users, enforceable for administrators or across an entire organization.

Sign in through Microsoft Entra ID. Switch password sign-in off and removing someone from your directory removes their access here too; leave it on and it stays as a way back in if your provider is unreachable.

Deletions are recoverable, and an administrator can see exactly what a role can reach before granting it.

Choose which date drives it, and orders, jobs, inspections or site visits appear on a calendar of their own. Colour them by status, customer or whatever else matters.

Split the day into lanes — production lines, bays, vehicles, engineers — and see what each one is committed to at a glance.

Moving a tile writes the new time back to the record itself, through the same validation and the same change history as typing it by hand.

A calendar can only be seen by people already allowed to see the records behind it, and who may design one is a permission of its own.

Pick columns, filter, sort, group and total. Save it, and share it with the roles that should have it.

Have a report run on a schedule and arrive by email, or post to another system automatically.

Live key figures with trends, shown to the roles that need them and scoped to each person's own context.

Print any record or report to PDF with your own logo and address, formatted for the reader's language and locale.

Nothing is ever sent to us. The application connects only to services you set up yourself: your mail server and, where you choose them, your sign-in directory, file storage, your own systems and the AI assistant. Each one stays off until you switch it on.

Your data sits in ordinary SQL tables, readable by your own BI and reporting tools. Nothing is locked in an opaque format.

Run it as a service, or in your own data centre. The product is the same either way.

A REST API, keys for machine access, and webhooks that notify another system the moment something changes.

Automated backups with off-site copies, and a full export of an organization's data whenever you ask for it.

English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch and Polish — including the administration screens, not just the surface. Translations are data rather than compiled resources, so a further language can be added without a new release.

Each person sees times where they are, and a scheduled report arrives at the local hour it was set for — on both sides of a daylight-saving change.

History, access down to the field, imports you can undo, reports, calendars, documents and eight languages — the moment you add it, not when someone thinks to ask.

Document status and posting, stock per location, numbering, separation between companies — built into the platform and tested once, for everyone.

Each update applies to all your objects at once. Nothing to regenerate, re-test or describe again.

Every change to the design is recorded, and the data model can be exported to Excel to discuss and sign off before it goes live.

The assistant answers from your records with each person's own rights, shows the query behind every figure, and changes nothing on its own.

Your data sits in ordinary SQL tables, hosted or on your own servers. It is yours to read, report on and take with you.