NEXORA / THE PRODUCT
SEE
NEXORA.
A visual tour of the real interface — no mockups, no invention. What follows is the product as it exists today, running in production.
01OVERVIEW
One view across the whole operation. Not a report you request — a state you inhabit. Sales, stock, receivables and jobs, live, every morning.
Every number is live and company-wide — the same figures the modules below write to, with nothing requested or refreshed by hand.
LIVE STATE / ONE CORE02SALES
Quotes become orders; orders become invoices — on one continuous thread, priced from live stock and customer terms, not re-keyed guesswork.
The invoice register — the commercial thread made visible. Every row is a real sale, with terms, credit and history attached.
REAL INTERFACE / UNRETOUCHED03INVENTORY
Live stock across every location. Movements are traced item by item, counts reconcile without ceremony, and valuation always matches the ledger — because both read the same core.
What is on hand, what is committed, what is in transit — three different questions, answered in one place.
STOCK · VALUATION04PURCHASING
Raise a purchase order and the commitment is visible — in purchasing, in inventory and in accounting at the same moment. Receiving closes the loop against what was actually delivered.
Receiving discipline, made visible: what was ordered, what arrived, what the ledger now owes.
POs · RECEIVING05PARTNERS
Two registers, one discipline: complete accounts. Balances, credit, terms and the full history of every transaction — the same records sales, purchasing and accounting act on.
Choosing an account surfaces the relationship instantly — standing terms, open balance, recent activity.
AR · AP · HISTORY06ACCOUNTING
Every sale, receipt, transfer and payable lands in the ledger as it happens. There is no "sync" because there is nothing to sync — the operations and their accounting are the same events.
Journals, cash, receivables and payables — reconciled by design, not by month-end effort.
GL · CASH · AR · AP07WAREHOUSES
Multiple locations under one control. Goods move with a record attached — bins, transfers, receipts and dispatch, each traced, each reflected in stock and ledger the moment it happens.
A transfer is not a phone call and a spreadsheet row. It is a record — with a person, a time and a trail.
MOVES · TRANSFERS08JOBS
Work promised, tracked as delivered. Materials drawn from real stock, effort and cost rolled up as they accrue — the margin on a job is known while it runs, not discovered after it ends.
Every job carries its materials, labour and overheads with it — the number a customer was quoted stays comparable to the number the work consumed.
PROJECTS · COSTNEXORA / CONTROL
NOT EVERYONE SHOULD
BE ABLE TO DO EVERYTHING.
CONTROL WHERE IT MATTERS.
Granular access, controlled workflows and approval processes help businesses keep sensitive operations in the right hands and maintain accountability across the system. Not a promise — an architecture.
Bill, purchase and supplier-payment flows configured to require approval where the business decides.
One place where the actions that need a second set of eyes wait — until someone accountable acts.
Who did what, and when. The trail is a property of the system, not a report someone remembers to run.
Permissions assigned at the level of an individual action — grouped, role-based, and inspectable in the interface.
REAL ROLES & PERMISSIONS UI
The approval queue — where the actions that need a second set of eyes wait, until someone accountable acts.
REAL APPROVAL CENTER UITHE SYSTEM
One event, propagated. This is what "unified" buys you:
A quote is confirmed on the floor. The customer, terms and price come from the register — nothing is retyped.
Inventory commits the items; the ledger records the receivable. Same event, same second, no reconciliation.
Commitments show in purchasing. A purchase order goes out; its costs are visible before the truck arrives.