Modules

Income and expenses in one ledger, with budgets, reimbursements or invoices, and receipts attached to the line they belong to. Moving money between your own accounts is never counted as spending.

One record per person — member, donor, customer or participant — carrying their history, their documents and everything they signed up for.

Roles, shifts, signups, coverage and logged hours, on the same calendar as the things being staffed.

Recurring offerings and their sessions: who ran them, who attended, and what they cost to deliver.

One-off events with capacity, signups, waitlists and cancellations, and what each raised or earned against what it cost.

What the organization owns, what is checked out, to whom, and when it is due back.

Board roster and terms, meetings, agendas, minutes, and resolutions recorded against the meeting that passed them. Used by nonprofits, and simply left off for businesses.

A public website and calendar for each organization, on its own domain, edited by the people who actually run it. Your brand tokens set how it looks — and generate a live brand guide at your own /brand, from the same tokens the product renders with, so the reference your volunteers and designers work from is never out of date and nobody maintains it by hand.