Business OS
What Is a Business Operating System?
Learn how a Business Operating System connects customer, people, project, finance, inventory, and approval workflows in one workspace.
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Factual guides to the Workspace Business OS.
Understand the product model, company-controlled access, data ownership, connected workflows, industry architecture, and explicit limitations without inflated claims.
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Administration
Company-Controlled Roles and Per-User Permissions
Understand the difference between company ownership, role permissions, and per-user access overrides in a multi-user business workspace.
Read guideCRM
CRM Data Ownership with Company Google Drive
See how Workspace separates CRM lead storage from its application database by using a company-controlled Google Sheet in Google Drive.
Read guideSales
From Quotation to Project, Inventory, and Invoice
Understand the connected commercial workflow from a versioned quotation through customer acceptance and downstream business operations.
Read guideSecurity
Multi-Tenant Company Data Isolation Explained
Learn why company identity, database policies, server authorization, and audit controls must work together in multi-tenant software.
Read guideIndustries
How a Hybrid Industry Platform Supports Different Businesses
Explore the common Business OS core, detailed industry classification, optional industry packs, and separate country rules used by Workspace.
Read guidePortals
Company, Admin, Employee, and Client Panels Explained
Understand how four role-aware Workspace panels separate organizational authority, delegated operations, personal work, and client collaboration.
Read guideInventory
Inventory and Warehouse Operations in a Connected Business OS
Learn how item records, warehouses, stock movements, quotations, projects, and invoices form a connected inventory workflow.
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