Business Applications

Build the combination of applications your business actually needs.

OM AMF is designed as a common foundation for connected business applications rather than a fixed all-or-nothing package.

ERP & Operations

Core operational processes across products, services, sales, purchasing, branches and transactions.

OperationsMulti-branch

CPQ & Pricing

Configure offerings, calculate quantities, apply pricing logic and create proposals for complex sales.

ConfigurePriceQuote

CRM & Sales

Customer relationships, leads, opportunities, communications and business-specific sales workflows.

CustomersSales

Product & Service Management

Manage classifications, attributes, services, relationships, pricing factors and business-specific product data.

Procurement & Inventory

Purchasing, suppliers, stock, warehouse flows and operational movement of goods.

HRM & User Management

Employees, users, roles, access, organizational relationships and configurable profile structures.

Projects & Services

Project, service, resource and task flows for companies where delivery continues after the sale.

Commerce & CMS

Connect structured business data with customer-facing commerce, portals and content experiences.

Custom Business Applications

Build specialized modules and interfaces while reusing the same framework, user, data and business foundations.

Modular implementation

Start where the business pain is highest.

An SME does not always need a full ERP replacement on day one. A phased implementation can begin with pricing, product data, inventory, CRM, HRM or another priority area and extend later.

Discuss a Module

Typical expansion path

Product / ServiceCPQ / SalesCRMProcurementInventoryHRMAccountsProjectsCommerce
FAQ

Solution questions

OM AMF is intended to support ERP operations, CRM, CPQ, product and service management, procurement, inventory, HRM, projects, commerce, CMS and custom business applications.

No. SMEs can start with the functions that create the most value or solve the most urgent process problems, then extend the same framework in later phases.

Yes. The framework is being designed for businesses that may sell products, services, rental, maintenance, recurring work or combinations of these models.

Yes. CPQ and pricing are important OM AMF use cases, with support for configurable rules, factors, services, quantities and proposal workflows.

Yes. When a business requirement is not covered by an existing module, new functionality can be added while still using the shared framework and core business structures.

Need a combination that is not listed here?

That is exactly where a framework-based approach becomes useful.