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Everything the software does, screen by screen

10 domains, 45 modules and 149 screens, all of them in the product today. The names below are the real ones: this is the software's own sidebar, opened up.

A domain is a section of the sidebar. A module is a right of its own: it can be switched on or off for a factory, and given to a person verb by verb. A screen is a page or a tabbed view. On top of these, 91 dialog forms and 32 printable documents.

Overview

2 modules · 10 screens

The first screen of the day, and the one the owner opens at night.

Dashboard

The state of the factory on one page, cut to the role of whoever signs in.

  • Dashboard
  • Sales, production and cash figures for the running period
  • Low-stock and expiry alerts, approvals waiting for someone
  • Tiles that open the exact screen the number came from
  • Every tile obeys permissions: an operator never sees an amount he may not read

Executive cockpit

A separate universe for the owner: revenue, profit, expenses, payroll, production, stock, headcount.

  • Cockpit
  • Revenue
  • Profit
  • Expenses
  • Payroll
  • Production
  • Stocks
  • Employees
  • Profile
  • Revenue and net profit traced back to the general ledger, never re-typed
  • Expense, payroll and production reports by period
  • Stock and employee reports, with PDF export
  • Send by e-mail, or share the PDF straight to WhatsApp

Sales

8 modules · 35 screens

From the client file to the signed delivery note: one chain, no re-keying.

Clients

The client register, with everything the sales floor argues about in one file.

  • Clients
  • Client file
  • Financial
  • Orders
  • Payments
  • Debts
  • Deposits
  • Identity, addresses, contacts, payment terms
  • Financial tabs: orders, invoices, payments, debts, deposits
  • Assigned commercial agent, frozen on each order at the moment of sale
  • Archiving instead of deletion: the history stays readable

Client Orders

The order and its whole life, from draft to settled.

  • Client Orders
  • Order file
  • Sales dashboard
  • Pending
  • In progress
  • Ready
  • Delivered
  • Line editor with catalogue price, floor price and line discount
  • Operational status: draft, pending validation, confirmed, in production, ready, delivered
  • Financial status: unpaid, advance received, partially paid, settled
  • Delivered and remaining quantities per line, and what left beyond the order
  • Order PDF, duplication, cancellation with a recorded reason

Order readiness

Declaring an order ready to ship: a shared gesture, and therefore a right of its own.

  • Readiness panel
  • Held by the sales floor, the finished goods store and production at once
  • Neither the commercial validation of the order, nor the right to edit it

Invoicing

Invoices, proformas and credit notes, with the accounting entry born in the same movement.

  • Invoicing
  • Invoice file
  • Unpaid
  • Partially paid
  • Settled
  • Issue from an order or free-standing, with VAT and global discount
  • Credit note: total (cancels the invoice) or partial, quantity by quantity
  • « Delivered less than invoiced » is flagged and the credit note arrives pre-filled, never issued on its own
  • Invoice PDF, e-mail sending, collected and outstanding balance

Delivery Notes

What physically leaves the warehouse, and what comes back.

  • Delivery Notes
  • Delivery file
  • Planned
  • In transit
  • Delivered
  • Issued from a ready order, with the quantity to deliver adjustable per line
  • Storekeeper confirmation: real quantities, stock released and cost of sales posted at the real figure
  • Over-delivery recorded with a mandatory reason instead of being silently capped
  • Returns: one item, part of a quantity, several times if needed, never more than what left
  • Theoretical weight of the load, cross-checked against the weighbridge

Finished Goods Catalog

What the factory sells, and what each item really costs.

  • Finished Goods Catalog
  • Product sheet
  • Categories, units, catalogue price and floor price
  • Unit weight, the figure that lets a truck be checked against its load
  • Full cost price and margin per item, with an alert when a sale goes below cost
  • Product sheet with movements, lots and recipe

Marketing & Commercial

Agents, portfolios, commissions and rebates, provisioned rather than improvised.

  • Agents
  • Portfolio
  • Performance
  • Commission plans
  • Commissions
  • Client rebates
  • Internal rebates
  • Commercial agents and their client portfolio
  • Commission plans with a configurable trigger: on order, on delivery, on payment
  • Commissions provisioned as a liability, then settled through payroll
  • Client rebates and internal rebates, each with its own accounting chain
  • Performance per agent, per period

My Space

The agent's own screen: his clients, his sales, his commissions.

  • My Space
  • Personal portfolio and running performance
  • Commissions earned, provisioned and settled
  • Nothing beyond his own perimeter: the permission model enforces it

Finance

5 modules · 19 screens

Every movement of money, and where it landed in the books.

Payments

Every incoming settlement, with its receipt.

  • Payments
  • Payment file
  • Payment journal
  • Cash, bank, mobile money and cheque, with several banks on every flow
  • A cheque is taken into account after clearing, not before
  • Receipt PDF generated for every payment
  • Payment journal by period

Payment Declarations

A collection declared on the ground, then confirmed by finance.

  • Payment Declarations
  • Declaring is not validating: two distinct rights
  • Trace of who declared, who confirmed, and when

Deposits & Advances

Client money received before the goods.

  • Deposits
  • Deposit file
  • Pending production
  • Ready to deliver
  • Settled
  • Always tied to an order; the total can never exceed it
  • Automatic offset against the invoice

Client Debts

What is owed, by whom, and since when.

  • Client Debts
  • Debt file
  • Overdue
  • Due soon
  • Settled
  • Debt recorded from an issued invoice
  • Ageing, follow-up and settlement history

Expenses

Everything the factory spends outside raw material and payroll.

  • Expenses
  • Expense file
  • Today
  • This month
  • Recurring
  • Categories tied to accounting roles, never to raw account numbers
  • Supporting document attached, approval circuit, PDF export
  • Feeds the monthly and yearly expense picture of the cockpit

Procurement

4 modules · 14 screens

Buying raw material without losing the thread between order, reception and invoice.

Raw Material Catalog

The materials the factory transforms.

  • Raw Material Catalog
  • Material sheet
  • Units, alert thresholds, weight equivalence
  • Weighted average cost kept live by every movement
  • Material sheet with movements and lots

Suppliers

Who sells you what, and where you stand with them.

  • Suppliers
  • Supplier file
  • Purchases
  • Debts
  • Credits
  • Identity, contacts, payment terms
  • Purchase history and running balance

Raw Material Purchases

The purchase order, the reception, and the discrepancy handled in the open.

  • Raw Material Purchases
  • Purchase file
  • Awaiting reception
  • Partial
  • Completed
  • Order lines with price, quantity and expected delivery
  • Reception at real quantities, over-delivery recorded with a reason and never capped in silence
  • Backorder, reception state per line, lot created on entry
  • Discrepancy handling: backorder, deduction, or credit note
  • Stock and accounting move in the same transaction

Supplier Credits

What the supplier owes back.

  • Supplier Debts
  • Supplier Credits
  • Credits linked to their purchase
  • Offset against the next settlement

Stock

4 modules · 16 screens

Perpetual stock, real lots, and a scale that tells the truth.

Raw Material Stock

Quantities, values and movements of every material, across every storage place.

  • Raw Material Stock
  • Material movements
  • Warehouses
  • Perpetual stock: every entry and exit valued at the weighted average cost
  • Movement history per material, traceable to its document
  • Alert thresholds and reserved quantities
  • Balance per warehouse, guarded against negative stock, with inter-warehouse transfer as a pure physical movement

Finished Goods Stock

What is available, what is reserved, what is truly free, and which lot went where.

  • Finished Goods Stock
  • Product movements
  • Lot Traceability
  • Lot file
  • Total, reserved and free quantities kept apart
  • Reservation created by the order, settled by the delivery
  • FEFO allocation: the oldest lot leaves first
  • Lot stamped on every movement, from reception to delivery note, the base of any product recall

Inventory

Counting, comparing, and adjusting with a trace.

  • Inventory
  • Inventory dashboard
  • Count sheet
  • Count entry
  • Counting sheets per warehouse and per zone
  • Gap between counted and expected, valued
  • Adjustment posted to the books, never silent
  • Inventory dashboard: shrinkage, frequency, accuracy

Weighbridge

The truck scale, wired to the indicator, or usable by hand.

  • Weighbridge
  • Weighing ticket
  • Weighbridge dashboard
  • History
  • Weighbridge Settings
  • First and second weighing: gross, tare and net
  • Automatic capture read on the engine side, anti-fraud
  • Several trucks weighed in parallel, each one resumable
  • Expected weight from the load, and the variance flagged above a configurable threshold
  • Weighing ticket PDF, history and weighbridge dashboard

Logistics

1 modules · 5 screens

Which vehicle, which driver, which orders, with or without a weighbridge.

Logistics

Loads, vehicles and drivers: one module a factory can run without owning a scale.

  • Loads
  • Load file
  • Vehicles
  • Vehicle file
  • Drivers
  • One load serves several documents: two orders of two clients can share a truck
  • Items recalled from the sales order, the delivery note or the purchase order
  • Inbound loads only accept purchase orders; outbound only sales documents
  • Two axes on a vehicle: who it belongs to (own fleet, client, supplier, haulier) and what it is (truck, articulated lorry, tanker, van, tricycle, motorcycle, trailer)
  • Dated tare: a tare without its measurement date is refused, because a stale tare accuses an innocent driver
  • Legal payload with an overload warning, insurance and roadworthiness expiry flagged before the roadside check
  • Registration document named by the country, not by the accounting standard
  • Driver register with licence and identity document, a driver already on an open load being refused a second one
  • Trip states: planned, on the road, completed, cancelled
  • The load feeds the delivery note and the purchase reception, so nothing is re-typed at the gate

Production

9 modules · 19 screens

Recipes, orders, shop floor, quality, and what a batch really cost.

Machines

The equipment and its capacity.

  • Machines
  • Machine register with capacity, workshop and hourly cost
  • Availability feeding the performance figures

Machine Stops

Declaring a stoppage on the floor, without the right to touch the machine record.

  • Stop declaration
  • Cause and duration recorded by whoever was there
  • Separate right, because declaring a stop is not setting an hourly cost

Routings

How a product is made, step by step.

  • Routings
  • Steps, workshops and expected durations
  • Standard cost derived from the routing and the recipe

Recipes (BOM)

The bill of materials, kept by production without any right over prices.

  • Recipe editor
  • Materials, packaging and conversions per finished product
  • Edited from the product sheet, but on a right of its own
  • A recipe left in draft has an invisible consequence, so the status is stated out loud

Production Orders

The order to produce, the shop floor running it, and the file it leaves behind.

  • Production Orders
  • Production order file
  • Production dashboard
  • Live Shop Floor
  • Planning
  • Machine load
  • Performance (OEE)
  • Material consumption at the real weighted average cost
  • Production costs allocated to the batch
  • Manufacturing file: what went in, what came out, what it cost
  • Cost variance against the standard
  • Live state of the running orders, pushed in real time by the worker process
  • Planning, machine load, and OEE broken into its three factors rather than one opaque score

Quality Control

The gate a batch does not pass without a decision.

  • Pending checks
  • Blocking rejections
  • History
  • Blocking control before release, with a traced waiver
  • Result recorded per batch, with its author

Scraps

What was lost, valued at its real cost.

  • Scraps
  • Scrap file
  • Scrap recorded against its production order
  • Loss valued at cost and posted to the books

Reprocessing

What can go back through the line instead of being thrown away.

  • Reprocessing
  • Reprocessing file
  • Reprocessing order with its own approval
  • Material recovered and re-entered into stock

Costs & valuation

The right to see money inside the operational screens, held apart from the screens themselves.

  • Cost & margin panels
  • Stock value, order cost price, material prices inside a recipe
  • Withdraw it and the same operator keeps working, simply without a single amount on screen

Regularization

1 modules · 1 screens

The screen that repairs the past without rewriting it.

Regularization

Correcting a movement, a quantity or an entry, with a reason and an author.

  • Regularization
  • Correction by reverse entry, never by deletion
  • Approval circuit separate from whoever declares
  • Full trail of what was corrected, and why

Accounting

5 modules · 20 screens

Double-entry books that were never typed twice, and a payroll that computes.

Accounting

Real double-entry accounting, fed by the business gesture itself.

  • Accounting dashboard
  • Chart of Accounts
  • Journal
  • Ledger
  • Trial Balance
  • Period Review
  • Income Statement
  • Balance Sheet
  • Cash Flow
  • Account Mappings
  • Treasury
  • Journal, general ledger, trial balance
  • Income statement and balance sheet, traceable line by line to their entries
  • Administrable chart of accounts: the software cites a role, never a hard-coded account number
  • Account mappings screen: which role points to which account
  • Cash flow and treasury, multi-bank
  • Period closing and reopening, with a review screen before closing

Budgets

Budget against actual, kept by a controller who may not post a single entry.

  • Budget
  • Prepared and frozen per period, per account role
  • A separate right, because preparing a budget is not keeping the books

HR & Payroll

Employees, departments, positions and payroll runs.

  • Employees
  • Employee file
  • Payroll
  • Payroll run file
  • Departments
  • Positions
  • Employee file: contract, position, department, payment details
  • Monthly payroll run, one payslip per employee, PDF included
  • Income tax and social contributions computed from dated scales the company sets itself
  • The payslip keeps what the scale said, next to what was actually withheld
  • Monthly declaration citing the scale version it was built on

Staff loans

Advances and loans to employees: a real receivable, not a line in a notebook.

  • Advances & loans
  • Schedule, transferable ratio, write-off with a recorded reason
  • Loan agreement PDF, repayment settled through payroll
  • Granting is not disbursing: two rights, two people

Reports

The periodic reports a manager and an accountant actually ask for.

  • Reports
  • Sales, purchases, stock, production and payroll reports by period
  • PDF export and e-mail sending
  • Stock valuation reconciled with the general ledger, the gap being checked to zero

Administration

6 modules · 10 screens

Who may do what, what happened, and how the company is set up.

Company Settings

The company itself: identity, currency, country, accounting standard.

  • Company Settings
  • Tax scales
  • Logo, legal identity and tax identifiers printed on documents
  • Currency and country chosen at installation, from 41 countries
  • Dated tax and contribution scales, with a simulator showing what a setting withholds from a real salary
  • Weighbridge settings: variance threshold, automatic capture, net proposal

Business rules

The referentials an account manager keeps, while company settings stay with the superadmin.

  • Units of measure
  • Payroll scales
  • Loan policy
  • Units of measure and their conversions
  • Payroll scales dated, so an old payslip stays computable
  • Loan policy: ceiling, duration, transferable ratio

Users

Accounts, roles, and rights given gesture by gesture.

  • Users
  • Roles with a preset of rights, then per-user overrides
  • Eight verbs: view, create, edit, delete, approve, disburse, export, analytics
  • Declaring is not validating; granting is not disbursing; keeping a recipe is not touching prices
  • Amount confidentiality: a role can work without ever seeing a price

Notification broadcast

What needs a human, listed where it cannot be missed, and announcements sent to the floor.

  • Notification center
  • Broadcast composer
  • Contract and document expiry warnings
  • Abnormal weighing variance, quality holds, stock thresholds
  • Read state per user, fed live by the worker process

Audit Log

Who did what, when, and on which document.

  • Audit Log
  • Every sensitive action recorded with its author and its justification
  • Searchable by user, by module, by document

Data Import

Bringing an existing factory in without typing it twice.

  • Data Import
  • Import of clients, suppliers, catalogue and opening stock
  • Validation before writing, with the refused lines named

Lives inside another screen, on a right of its own.

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