Modules

Eleven modules, and you can switch off the ones you do not use

Every module is registered in the application's feature configuration and can be enabled or disabled per deployment, so a company that does not do procurement never sees it. The screen counts below are taken from the codebase — 82 across the eleven — and are the honest measure of how far each has come.

18 screens

Procurement

Suppliers and contractors, purchase requests, purchase orders and receiving — the deepest module in the system.

12 screens

Billing

Invoices, payments and allocations, credit and debit memos, subscriptions, subscription plans and retainer balances.

12 screens

CRM

Customers, contacts, communication logs and opportunities, with the history a salesperson actually needs before a call.

12 screens

Sales

Contracts, projects and sales orders, carried through to delivery.

9 screens

Catalog

Products, services and bundles with categories and price lists — one catalog for hardware and labor alike.

5 screens

Integrations

Imports and exports, API clients, webhooks and integration mappings.

5 screens

Service

Service orders, service tasks, SLA policies and support tickets.

4 screens

Quotations and proposals

Versioned quotations, proposal sections, an approval flow, and conversion straight into orders.

2 screens

Inventory

Stock levels and logs, serial numbers, warranties and reservations.

2 screens

Reporting

Sales, finance, inventory and service analytics, with export logs.

1 screen

Point of sale

Fast transaction entry, receipts and voids.

Deliberately out of scope

A full general ledger, payroll and HR. NexCore is a commercial operations system — quote, sell, deliver, bill, support — and it hands off to accounting rather than replacing it.

Access is granted case by case

While the system hardens, we would rather work closely with a small number of companies than open it to everyone.

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