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A pack bundles several modules that install together in one step — like the ERP Suite, which sets up Sales, Finance, Warehouse and HR pre-wired. Everything else in the catalog is a single module.
Shared customer & vendor directory — the identity layer fin, crm, and hr build on. One entity, role flags (is_customer / is_vendor), structured address that satisfies invoicing standards like Swiss QR-bill.
Accounts receivable, accounts payable, invoicing, and payments
Warehouse management: procurement requests, PO workflow, stock operations, inventory tracking. Vendor identity lives in the shared parties module; WMS-specific columns (supplier code, payment terms) are layered as an extension.
Sales CRM: contacts, leads, opportunities, quotes, activities, and product catalog. Customer identity lives in the shared parties module; CRM-specific columns (industry, credit limit, account manager) are layered on as an extension.
Product pricing, price lists, discount rules, and cost tracking (WAC)
Core HR management — departments, positions, employees, leave, attendance, skills, training, and documents
Generic double-entry General Ledger: hierarchical chart of accounts mapped to statement categories, classic T-account journal entries that auto-post to a balance register via the ledger registry trait, accounting periods with close, and analytics dimensions.
Bridges CRM and Finance: invoice lookups on quotes, customer/source-quote lookups on invoices, quote-to-invoice conversion, and credit limit checks
Bridges WMS and Pricing: adds the Refresh Prices action to purchase orders, pulling costs from product cost records
Bridges CRM and Pricing: adds the Refresh Prices action to quotes, pulling prices from the default active price list
Ukrainian double-entry accounting system based on НП(С)БО and Наказ МФУ №291 chart of accounts
Bridges WMS and Finance: vendor/source-PO lookups on bills, bill back-link on purchase orders, and PO-to-bill conversion
Bridges Finance and the General Ledger: generates a balanced draft GL journal entry from a finalized invoice (Dt AR / Cr Revenue / Cr Tax), linked back to the invoice. Posting stays in the GL so balance updates run through the ledger engine.
Projects, tasks, time tracking, and daily reports. Time entry favors a daily-report flow over per-row grid editing; billable tracking lives in the pm-fin bridge.
WMS module demonstrating column-based registry. Multiple document types post to the same stock balance via A-type columns.
Company budgeting: hierarchical cost categories, periods, and plan-vs-actual budget lines with variance tracking.
Minimal accounting module demonstrating the ledger registry trait. Journal entries auto-post to balance register — no DSL needed.
Generic, counterparty-agnostic communication log: address book (lists, contacts, endpoints) and an outbound/inbound message store across channels. Depends on nothing — business modules (crm, fin, wms) reach it through the parties-comm bridge or a raw source pointer.
Bridges Warehouse Management and the General Ledger: posts inventory movements into the GL using the three-way-match model — a goods receipt debits Inventory and credits GR/IR (cleared later by the vendor bill via fin-gl), and a goods issue debits COGS and credits Inventory at weighted-average cost.
Swiss QR-bill payment slip for invoices (ISO 20022 / SIX QR-bill standard)
Sample file library — drop files into a tile-based grid view. Demonstrates the file-library trait and the library view type.
Budget-vs-Actual for the General Ledger: account-level budget lines per period, actuals pulled from the GL balance register, and variance — rendered as a matrix beside the income statement.
Shared product & service catalogue — the single product identity CRM, WMS and Pricing build on. One entity for goods and services, independent for_sale / for_purchase flags, optional category hierarchy. Prices live in Pricing, stock attributes in WMS.
Sales, finance, warehouse, HR — installed and wired together as a starter ERP. Bundles five core modules and four bridge modules in dependency order.
Print-form snippets that write an amount of money out in words, in Ukrainian, English or German: «одна тисяча двісті тридцять чотири гривні 56 копійок». Other modules' print templates include them; the languages and the currency names live here, so a fix is a module update, not a platform release.
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