Reference

Available

What is shipped

One place to see the whole picture, including the parts that are built, deployed, reachable and still do not do anything.

Modules live
Twelve
Fully built
Eleven
Partly built
PLM
Built but inert
Three things

By module

ModuleStateThe specific gap
AccountingAvailableCommerce connectors are unfinished; no payroll, tax filing or inventory.
CRMAvailableOutbound SMS and voice are built and carrier-blocked.
ProjectsAvailableNo time tracking or resource management.
ChatAvailableNo voice, video, external guests or mobile app.
PhonyAvailableRecording retention ceiling is stated and not enforced by a sweep.
MarketingAvailableNo autonomous publishing, by design.
Client PortalAvailableClients with no brand assigned can be routed wrongly.
PLMIn progressChange control, quality and documents are not built at all.
SignAvailableNo identity verification; no configurable retention.
CFOAvailableNo inter-company eliminations; tax views are partial.
CanvasAvailableNo version history, no external guests.
LegalAvailableNo citator — nothing tells you if a case is still good law.
PeyIn progressSeparate product. Match is in build; no customer-facing application.

Built, deployed, and deliberately inert

These are the ones that cause trouble, because everything about them looks finished. The code exists, the screens render, the numbers move — and the thing does not actually happen.

ThingWhat worksWhat does not
Per-seat billingSeat counting, the plan ladder, the trial gate, the meter.Whether self-serve purchase completes depends on the payment rail being configured. Where it is not, plans say "Talk to us".
CRM outbound SMS and voiceThe code paths, deployed and wired to a carrier.The carrier account cannot place outbound calls or send SMS. Nothing goes out.
PLM change and quality sectionsThe navigation.Everything else. The pages are placeholders.
Why document these at all

Because the alternative is somebody designing a workflow on top of one and discovering the gap after they have committed. A capability that is 95% built is more dangerous than one that is absent, because absence is obvious.

Things this product will never do

Not gaps — decisions. Listing them saves an evaluation that ends in disappointment.

  • Cold outbound calling. Phony caps at callbacks, fast responses to verified forms, and existing-relationship calls. No list dialling, ever.
  • Session replay and device fingerprinting. The agent works from what somebody tells it and from your published content, not from watching anonymous visitors.
  • AI writing the ledger. Agents propose; people and deterministic rules post.
  • MRP and shop-floor control. PLM describes what a product is; it does not plan production.
  • Autonomous publishing. Every Marketing run is reviewed by a person.

About the screenshots on this site

Every product screen in these docs is drawn, not captured. They are vector illustrations built from the same design tokens as this page, and every figure in them is invented — no customer's data appears anywhere.

  1. The real screens are full of real books. A capture of the Accounting module is somebody's actual ledger, and this site is public and indexed. Redacting a hundred images by hand is a job nobody finishes correctly.
  2. This site has no raster images at all. It is hand-authored CSS and SVG throughout, and it follows the reader's light or dark theme. A screenshot taken in one theme is the one asset that can never follow the other.
  3. A capture is stale the day somebody moves a button. A drawing describes the shape of a screen — what is in the sidebar, what the columns are, what the row states look like — which is what a reader needs and which survives a visual refresh.
Where a drawing shows something unbuilt

Screens that do not exist yet are drawn with a dashed frame and a "not built yet" stamp, so a placeholder cannot be mistaken for a feature. See PLM change control for an example.