The G1 platform
One core.Infinite possibilities.
G1 is one engine with layers around it: your business data, the modules you switch on, the automation that removes the repetitive work, the AI that reads what it all says, and the people behind the analysis. Activate the parts you need — the rest stays out of the way.
- modules in the catalogue
- 38modules in the catalogue
- available today
- 15available today
- industries modelled
- 15industries modelled
- connectors mapped
- 52connectors mapped
The architecture
Six layers. One system that connects them.
Most platforms hand you one of these and call it a strategy. The value is in the joins — which is why the engine, the data, the modules, the automation, the AI and the people all read and write the same records.
Layer 01 / 06
G1 Core
The posting engine, period control, role model and audit trail. It lives in the database, so there is no code path around it: the application can render anything, but only the engine can post.
- Balanced debits and credits validated before anything is written
- Roles, row-level security and period status checked on every posting
- Posted documents immutable; corrections are new documents
Hover or select a layer to lift it out of the stack. The pulses running up the rails are the point of the drawing: a posting in the core changes a report in the data layer and an observation in the AI layer, without anyone exporting anything.
Activate the parts you need
A business might use…
Four businesses, four different systems, one architecture. Every module below is a real entry in the catalogue — select a combination and watch which parts light up.
A business that wants its ledger and the work behind it in one place: purchase to pay, the processes around it, and numbers that do not need reconciling afterwards.
9 of 38 modules lit
Nothing else has to be switched on. The rest of the catalogue stays out of the way until the business needs it.
Finance
The catalogue
Six categories, one engine underneath
Finance is the deepest and the only part that ships in full today. The rest is stated honestly: in development, or designed and not built.
- 13 modules
Finance
The ledger, the controls and the numbers people act on.
- Accounting
- Accounts payable
- Accounts receivable
- Cash flow
- +9 more
12 available today
- 7 modules
Operations
The work itself: processes, stock, purchasing, projects, people-time.
- Processes
- Workflow
- Inventory
- Procurement
- +3 more
In development or planned — shown honestly
- 5 modules
Commercial
Customers, pipeline, contracts and the revenue they turn into.
- CRM
- Sales
- Customers
- Deals
- +1 more
In development or planned — shown honestly
- 4 modules
People
Headcount, payroll, capacity and performance.
- Payroll
- Headcount
- Workforce planning
- Performance
In development or planned — shown honestly
- 4 modules
Data
One place the numbers come from, and the views built on top.
- Analytics
- Dashboards
- KPIs
- Business intelligence
2 available today
- 5 modules
AI
Analysis, monitoring and assistance built into the system.
- AI assistants
- Automated analysis
- Forecasting
- Recommendations
- +1 more
1 available today
One business. One system. One view. That is the philosophy, not a demand that you buy all of it. A business can start with the ledger and add the rest when it earns its place.
An evolving system
G1 is never finished, and that is deliberate
A business that stays the same does not need this. Adding a module, an entity, a country or a capability is meant to be configuration — so the architecture has to be built for the things nobody has specified yet.
Today
Finance, working
One double-entry engine behind the general ledger, payables, receivables, banking, tax, fixed assets, expenses, reporting, management accounting, consolidation and controls. Multi-company, multi-currency, with period control and an audit trail that cannot be edited.
- General ledger and the posting engine
- Payables, receivables and banking
- Tax, fixed assets and expenses
- Reporting, management accounting and consolidation
- Approvals, period locks and audit trail
- Market intelligence
Go deeper
The parts people ask about next
- TechnologyWhat is actually underneath: the engine, the data layer, permissions and the paths in and out.Open
- TrustSecurity, permissions, audit trails — and a plain list of the things we do not claim.Open
- IntegrationsConnect what you already use. G1 does not begin by telling you to replace everything.Open
- How it worksUnderstand, connect, configure, automate, understand, evolve. The last step is the point.Open
Start anywhere
Different businesses work differently. G1 is built for that.
Tell us how you actually operate and we will show you which parts of G1 you would switch on first.