Flow
An outcome-led process planner. Start from the result you want, connect the tasks and resources that get you there, then run the flow and track actual against planned.
A cash register for a front desk that drops its cash into a numbered lock box: receipts, voids and refunds as linked documents, X and Z reads, blind counts, a two-person rule on money leaving, and a hash-chained audit trail.
Lock Box Register is the cash control problem taken seriously: the cash never sits in the machine, so the register keeps the movement ledger of a sealed box and makes every variance explainable. Each station runs with a counted change float or exact tender only, and the Z read says which.
It is a Core applet: identity comes from the front door, roles are granted there, and a supervisor authorises voids, refunds, pay-outs, bank drops and the close by signing in with their own account in the dialog. The database enforces the rules too: financial tables are append-only, the application role cannot delete, and the audit chain is computed by a trigger.
An outcome-led process planner. Start from the result you want, connect the tasks and resources that get you there, then run the flow and track actual against planned.
A front door for an organisation's internal applications: one sign-in, local or single sign-on, one design system, personal appearance settings, and applets that plug in behind it.
Projects, boards, Kanban and timelines for teams, with templates, notifications, retention rules and an audit trail, all behind the Core front door.
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