Jobs & dispatch
Work, assigned and moving.
Create jobs, dispatch them, and track them through to done.
Adytum Platform: Operations
Live: app at /operations/
Day-to-day operations for any US business, wired to the books.
Jobs, dispatch, workforce, manufacturing, fulfillment, purchasing, and machines: the daily work of running a business, in one app. Pick your business type from 22 industry packs and it configures itself. When work becomes money, billing posts straight to the accounting core.
Part of the Adytum platform: everything settles into the ledger. Operational events become money events only through one posting path. Nothing writes the books directly. See the whole platform →
The daily work, covered.
Nine operational surfaces, one app.
Workforce & time clock
Who's on, and when.
Manage your workforce with a built-in time clock.
Manufacturing
Make things.
Production work, handled inside the same app as everything else.
Fulfillment
Get it out the door.
Fulfillment flows for the businesses that ship.
Purchasing
Buy what the work needs.
Purchasing, wired into the same operational picture.
Machines & metering
Equipment, measured.
Track machines and their meters alongside the work they do.
Deposits
Money up front, recorded.
Take deposits on work and keep them accounted for.
Recurring work
The jobs that repeat.
Set up work that recurs, so the schedule builds itself.
Maintenance
Keep it running.
Maintenance work, tracked with the rest of the operation.
22 industry packs. One click.
Pick your business type and the app configures your operation types and catalog in one click, so you start from a setup shaped like your industry.
When work becomes money
Billing posts through a single step. Cost is recognized at complete, ship, or receive; revenue at bill or invoice. That single step is the only way an operational event touches the books.
How it connects to the core
Through one posting path
Operational events become money events only through one posting path. Operations never writes the books directly.
One posting step
Billing posts straight into the double-entry core, the same core every platform product settles into.
Cost and revenue, on time
Cost lands at complete, ship, or receive; revenue lands at bill or invoice. The books reflect when things actually happened.