Software for the way a business actually runs.
Twelve products, each built for one job and sold on its own — sharing one set of records underneath so nothing is entered twice. Pick a logo to see what it does.
Orbis
Platform
The layer the other nine run on. One login, one set of records, one view of the business.
Kairo Attendance + payrollHours in, pay out, one app. Cutoff becomes a review instead of a rebuild.
Netto
Cloud accounting
Books that carry all the way to the filed return, not to the edge of it.
Quick File
Tax filing
BIR returns prepared, checked and filed — every form and every deadline, in one list you clear before it’s due.
Nea ERPPurchase, make, ship — one system that keeps the stations talking.
Stax
Warehouse & inventory
A count you can act on at two in the afternoon. Runs on a scanner, not a spreadsheet.
Certiq
CPA workbench
Trial balance to a statement set that ties, with the notes already written.
Clinch
CRM & sales
One card per customer, shared by everyone who talks to them.
CooperPOS
Point of sale
Three taps to a sale, works offline, and closes into your books by evening.
TenderDocs
Legal matters
Matters, documents, deadlines and time — in the order counsel actually works.
Selyo Online notarisationAn open seal closing on a check — notarised, sealed and done in one sitting.
Beyond the suite
Not everything we build is sold to a business. Alisto is a public-good app for neighbourhoods.
Told before the neighbourhood has to ask.
Rain, floods, traffic and class suspensions — sent to a neighbourhood before it needs to ask. Protection, not alarm.
Buy one. Add the rest when you need them.
Each product is sold on its own and works on its own. What they share is the layer underneath — so a customer, an item or an employee is created once and read everywhere, and adding the eighth product three years from now re-implements nothing.