The whole business,
in one tab.

Yes, at the database level. Every request runs under a tenant-scoped role with row-level security, beneath application-level company scoping — so isolation does not depend on a query being written correctly.

No. AI requests go through our secure gateway and your data is never used to train a model. AI can also be switched off entirely — every figure on every screen is computed by the engines, not generated, so the numbers remain.

Suites that switch on over the same books — pharma, manufacturing, distribution, retail, real estate and ten more. Enabling one adds its screens, dashboards and AI copilot; disabling it hides them without deleting anything.

Yes. Multi-user with roles and per-screen permissions is the normal mode, with an audit trail and optimistic concurrency so two people editing one document cannot silently overwrite each other.

The POS till keeps selling. Sales queue in the browser and replay with an idempotency key, so nothing is billed twice. The rest of the application needs a connection.

Nothing. It runs in a browser on whatever the office already has, and updates arrive without a maintenance window, a download or a version number anyone has to care about. Everyone is on the same build the moment it ships, which also means nobody is filing this quarter on last quarter’s GST logic.

Yes, by role and down to the screen. A billing clerk can raise invoices without reaching the ledger behind them, a branch manager can see their own branch, and an approver can decide without editing. Every change also carries who made it and when, which is the part that matters when a figure is queried months later.

Yes — branch-wise GST and profitability reporting is built in, so each location’s numbers are separable while the books stay single and consolidated. Multi-warehouse and multi-branch reporting is a plan-tier decision rather than a different product or a second installation.

Selectively, through self-service portals rather than logins to your books. Vendors and customers get their own scoped view — their orders, their documents, their outstanding — without reaching anything else in your business. Access is granted per portal, not as an account inside your ledger.

It remains yours and it remains exportable — your books are not held hostage to a renewal. This is the honest asymmetry with the Desktop edition, and worth stating plainly: there, the database file is already sitting on a disk you own, and no subscription decision can put it out of reach.