A fictional business. A practical walkthrough.
Follow the work.
See what stays connected.
Review a sample estimate, simulate acceptance, complete the job, issue an invoice, and record a fictional payment. No account needed.
Discuss your workflow ↗One customer. A continuous record.
Customer
Shared customer / SAMPLE-CUST-1042
Cedar House Studio
Morgan Ellis · Studio manager
morgan@cedar-house.example
- Source
- Reviewed sample spreadsheet import
- Opportunity
- Studio lighting upgrade
- Next action
- Review scope with Morgan
The same customer stays linked to the estimate, delivery job, and invoice.
Explore individual workflows in the sample sandbox
A separate fictional session for CRM, estimates, field work, inventory, maintenance, and job costs. Its records do not change the guided billing walkthrough above.
Atlas-Beren · Connected business platform
One business. Every handoff connected.
Win customers, organize work, and understand the business—with a team available to set it up and help run it.
Scope it once. Carry it forward.
Estimates use cost plus markup. Acceptance creates a linked delivery job with the agreed price.
Build an itemized bid
Upload a bid sheet, count or measure the work, then review quantities and costs. PDF, PNG, JPEG, or TXT · 2 MB per file · 100 lines per estimate.
Estimates
Cedar House · 3 hours · 2 parts · 40% markup
$351.40 before tax
Quick service estimate
Quick estimates price one part and labor. Use the takeoff builder above for itemized bids. Tax, invoice issuance, and payments are handled separately.
People, stock, and daily work
Built around
your operating day.
Choose the kind of operation you recognize. See how people, supplies, and daily checks fit into one working sequence.
Service & contracting
Bring people, vehicle availability, supplies, and readiness checks alongside your customer and job workflows.
- 01Draft crew and vehicle coverage
- 02Review skills and availability before publishing
- 03Receive supplies into a location and lot
Light manufacturing
Coordinate operators and work centers, receive material lots, reserve stock, and follow batches through routing steps and quality release.
- 01Schedule operators and work centers
- 02Approve purchases and receive material lots
- 03Reserve materials, then start the batch
Restaurants
Publish station coverage, manage ingredient lots, plan prep batches, record waste, and keep opening checks and corrective actions visible.
- 01Publish shifts and review open coverage
- 02Receive ingredients with lot and expiry details
- 03Prepare and check a recipe batch
People, scheduling, purchasing, inventory, production, checks, and time.
Explore all seven modules