Customer relationships, money, projects, people, supply, and service are the operational fabric of a business. KaziAI’s ERP foundation gives the intelligence layer business entities and real work to connect.
Explore the records behind each domain and the questions that become possible when their context is read together.
Bring prospecting, commercial commitments, delivery, and collection into the same business context.
“What have we promised this customer, and what needs to happen next?”
A delivery handoff can reference the customer record, agreed scope, project owner, and payment position.
The business foundation combines core ERP records and optional modules. Workspace configuration and registered handlers determine which records and AI actions are available.
Bring prospecting, commercial commitments, delivery, and collection into the same business context.
A delivery handoff can reference the customer record, agreed scope, project owner, and payment position.
Invoices, expenses, payments, credit notes, and account records provide the foundation for understanding the movement of money.
Prepare an invoice review, inspect customer concentration, and route consequential actions to the responsible finance reviewer.
Projects, milestones, tasks, dependencies, and time records connect the plan to the people delivering it.
Inspect a project delay together with resource workload and customer context before preparing a revised handoff.
Employee records, attendance, leave, and optional workforce modules support decisions about readiness, capacity, and accountability.
An onboarding plan can connect the employee record, company policies, responsible teams, and first-week tasks.
Purchase and asset modules extend the business foundation into vendor relationships, inventory records, bills, and equipment.
Combine current stock records with supplier and purchasing context to prepare a recommendation. Enabled module tools determine the available actions.
Tickets, conversations, company documents, and knowledge records provide context for consistent service and accountable escalation.
Prepare a structured ticket, retrieve relevant guidance, and carry the customer and project context into the escalation.
Useful business intelligence depends on current records, meaningful relationships, and clear ownership.
A customer, project, invoice, employee, or vendor gives a request an operational reference. The intelligence layer can retrieve documents, inspect relationships, and prepare work around that reference.
Core ERP functions and optional modules have different setup and access requirements. Company scope, role permissions, and enabled modules determine which records a workspace can use.
A proposed action should end with a reviewable result in the business record. Registered handlers, approval rules, and verification criteria connect intelligence to that operational outcome.
Explore the execution contractsChoose a real business problem. Connect its context, define the decision owners, and evaluate what useful intelligence looks like for your team.