All the Modules.

Each module is a part of the software you can open, extend, and host.

Banking

Payments, banks, and related finance records.

Credit Note

Credit notes and the lines on them.

Customer

Customers, customer areas, and customer orders.

Customer Portal

Sign-in, public products, public orders, and a shopping cart.

Fleet

Vehicles and fuel logs.

Inventory

Products, stock, locations, batches, stock takes, and reordering.

Invoice

Invoices, proformas, blocked credit, and settlement discounts.

Mobile Sales

Orders, customers, stock take, and fuel logs on a phone.

Mobile Trade

Trade finance work on a phone.

Offline

An offline client for the application.

Payment

Customer and supplier payments, credit, and company expenses.

Planning

Delivery groups, zones, picker planning, and a planning overview.

Project

Projects, activities, scheduling, skills, quotations, and invoices.

Purchasing

Suppliers, purchase orders, and purchase-order planning.

QuickBooks

QuickBooks lists, tax codes, and sync.

Reports

Sales, customer, product, supplier, commission, and sales-rep reports.

Sage

Sage lists, mismatches, queries, and sync.

Sales

Sales orders and the sales dashboard.

Sales Team

Sales reps, routes, coverage, commission, drivers, and pickers.

Shipping

Shipments, goods in, and goods-received notes.

TradeFin

Instruments, settlements, brokers, clients, payments, and institutes.

Sage and QB

The Accounts Package Stays in the Loop.

Many of the companies we work with already live in Sage or QB. Biz does not ask them to leave it. The integration tools cover automatic backup, mail when a backup finishes, and a path for requests and responses between Sage, QB, and Biz.

Scheduled Sage and QB backups, so a quiet failure is noticed.
Mail notifications for backup and related requests.
A Biz integration layer for the records both systems need.