Configure, don't code
Model your business, not a vendor's idea of it
Define what you actually work with — orders, assets, inspections, whatever your operation calls them — and the platform builds the tables, forms and grids to match.
Your own business objects
Add an object and its fields, and the tables, forms, grids and API appear with it. No release cycle, no developer.
Numbering and validation you control
Automatic document numbers, required and unique values, formats and input masks — set per field, enforced by the server.
Calculations and linked records
Totals that compute themselves, and fields pulled from a linked record — copied as at the time of the document, or always current.
Documents with headers and lines
Transactional documents with their own status lifecycle, so a posted order behaves differently from a draft one.
Rules and automation
Price and value lookups from decision tables, and actions that fire when a record is created, changed or reaches a status.
Stock movements, where you need them
Receipts, issues, transfers between branches and cycle counts, with balances kept per location.
