Accounting
Double-entry ledger, multi-book and multi-currency, with the statements produced from the same postings.
Enterprise resource planning
Accounting, inventory, sales, purchasing and payroll on one posting engine — so the sub-ledgers and the general ledger never disagree.
Modules
Each module posts through the same ledger, so a shipment, a receipt and a payslip all land in the accounts the moment they happen.
Double-entry ledger, multi-book and multi-currency, with the statements produced from the same postings.
FIFO, weighted-average and standard costing, with lower-of-cost-and-NRV and sub-ledger reconciliation.
Quote, order, ship, invoice and collect — with credit limits, promotions and tax applied as you go.
Requisition, RFQ, purchase order, receipt and three-way match, landed cost included.
Bills of material, production orders, routings and variances that issue components and receive finished goods.
Payroll runs, leave, timesheets, contracts and reviews, posted straight to the accounts they belong in.
Leads, opportunities, activities and quotes, on the same party record as the customer they become.
Tasks, milestones, assignments, time and expenses, costed against the project that incurred them.
Accounts, deposits, withdrawals, transfers, statement import and reconciliation with auto-match.
One canonical owner of AR and AP — invoices, bills, credit notes, payment batches and terms.
Jurisdictions, nexus, exemptions and periods, with destination-based sourcing and compound rates.
Trial balance, P&L, balance sheet, cash flow, aging and KPI dashboards, plus scheduled delivery.
Industry editions
Each is a plug-in package with its own entities, workflows and posting rules — added when you need it, absent when you do not, and posting to the same ledger either way.
Standards
Revenue, leases, impairment, deferred tax and inventory costing are implemented as named standards — not as spreadsheet workarounds bolted on at year end.
Platform
Modules are plug-in packages, so you run the ones your business needs and add the rest when it grows.
Run point of sale, field service, healthcare or logistics as separate packages on the same core.
Separate books per company with intercompany trading and consolidated reporting.
Authentication through your identity provider; roles and permissions stay in your own store.
Runs on SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle and more through the Beep data layer.
How it works
The engine creates its own schema and seeds the chart of accounts, so setup is configuration rather than a migration project.
Give it a connection string. The engine creates all 186 tables itself — there is no separate schema install.
Reference the industry packs you need. They register themselves, bringing their entities, workflows and posting rules.
Seed the chart of accounts, set your company and book, and every transaction lands in the ledger from day one.
FAQ
No. The core carries accounting, inventory, sales, purchasing, HR and projects; the 26 industry packs are separate packages you reference only if you need them.
Yes. Authentication goes through your identity provider over OpenID Connect. Roles and permissions stay in this application's own store, so the provider never decides what anyone can do here.
SQL Server, PostgreSQL, Oracle, MySQL and SQLite through the Beep data layer. Only the connection string changes.
Yes. Separate books per company, intercompany trading, and parallel IFRS, US GAAP and statutory ledgers over the same transactions.
As named services that post through the same ledger — IFRS 9, 15 and 16, IAS 2, 12, 36 and 37, ASC 606, 842 and 326 among others, rather than adjustments made at year end.
Modules are plug-in packages implementing one interface. A new pack adds its own entities and posting rules without changing the core.
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