16 modules, one ledger
Sixteen modules. One ledger.
Nothing to reconcile.
Every module writes to the same ledger and reads the same customers, catalogue and prices. Turning one on adds a capability, not an integration. A module you never enable costs nothing and shows nothing: no tab, no menu item, no line on the bill.
On this pageThe booksOperationsPeople and salesGroup and compliance
The list
All sixteen, and who already has each.
3 of the 16 are in every plan, trial included. Where a module is bought rather than included, the row names the add-on that carries it; what those cost is on Pricing, the only page with figures on it.
The books
| Module | What it does | Who has it |
|---|---|---|
| Core accounting | The ledger itself — invoices, bills, banking, sales tax, documents. | Every plan |
| AI Assistant | Ask about your own books and get an answer that cites its rows. | Every plan |
| The close | Close checklists, reconciliations and review in one place. | Basic and up Below that, add-on: accountant & tax |
| Analytics | The figures behind the statements, sliced how you need them. | Basic and up |
| Purchase orders | Requisitions and orders ahead of the bill, matched three ways. | Business and up |
| Payment runs | Bank positions, payment runs and the 13-week cash forecast. | Business and up |
| Revenue recognition | Bill once, recognise over the term. | Corporate and up Below that, add-on: revenue recognition |
| Time & billing | Clients and jobs, hours against each, and the billing that comes out of them. | Every plan |
Operations
| Module | What it does | Who has it |
|---|---|---|
| Warehouse & Inventory | Receiving, put-away, pick waves, packing, shipping, 3PL billing. | Add-on: Warehouse & Inventory |
| Manufacturing | Bills of material, routings, work orders, WIP and variance. | Add-on: Manufacturing |
| Retail & Point of Sale | Registers, drawers, shifts, day close, gift cards, settlements. | Add-on: Retail & Point of Sale |
People and sales
| Module | What it does | Who has it |
|---|---|---|
| Payroll | Runs, withholding, garnishments, filings and year-end. | Add-on: Payroll |
| CRM | Leads, pipeline and quotes that become real sales orders. | Add-on: CRM or CRM Manager |
| Accountant & Tax | Engagements, diagnostics, e-file and the trail an examiner asks for. | Add-on: Accountant & Tax |
Group and compliance
| Module | What it does | Who has it |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-entity consolidation | Several companies closed as one, with eliminations and currency translation. | Suite and up Below that, add-on: multi-entity consolidation |
| Localization | Local tax treatment and e-invoicing outside the US. | Suite and up Below that, add-on: localization |
One set of records
The reason this is a product and not a bundle.
A suite of separate applications sharing a nightly export is not one system, and the place you find out is the close. Here the sale your rep closes is the order your warehouse picks, is the invoice your bookkeeper sends, is the line in the ledger. One record, touched by several modules, never copied between them.
- 01
No integration to maintain
Nothing to re-authorise, nothing to re-map when a field changes, nothing that stops at 3am and is discovered at month end.
- 02
No reconciliation between your own systems
"Why does the CRM say something different from the ledger" cannot be asked, because there is one number and both are reading it.
- 03
One permission model
A role means the same thing everywhere. An operation with no declared permission is refused rather than allowed.
- 04
Off is genuinely off
A module you have not enabled is not a locked tab your staff have to ask about. One you stop paying for can be switched off without losing what it recorded.
Turning a module on adds a capability. It does not add an integration.
Where next
Depends on what you came for.
- 01
I do not know which of these I need
Eight kinds of business and what each one buys — Workflows.
- 02
I want what comes as standard
What every plan carries, from the smallest up — Foundation.
- 03
I want the things that are bought
The add-ons, and how each is counted — Expansions.
- 04
I want the numbers
Every plan and every add-on, printed — Pricing.
Expansions
The add-ons: the jobs you take on, the capabilities you grow into, and how each one is counted.