Operational artificial intelligence
It sits on top of all capabilities and analyzes sales, financial, inventory, and operations data to suggest the next course of action.
Maian is more than a sales page or a simple app. It is a suite of operational modules that brings sales, inventory, finance, teams, communications, and AI together on one shared data foundation.
It sits on top of all capabilities and analyzes sales, financial, inventory, and operations data to suggest the next course of action.
Prepares repetitive tasks, but proceeds with final execution upon user approval.
User can ask customer, invoice, inventory or job status and get data based answer.
Shows sales status, tasks, notifications and instant indicators at a glance.
Maintains files, attachments, and operational documents alongside customer, ticket, or document related records.
Organizes internal and public forms to capture enquiries, leads or additional information.
Removes official letters and requests from the scattered state and creates a follow-up path for each.
Keeps team communications and operational notifications on top of core work.
Keeps customer information, records, communication status and financial data of each customer in one file.
Connects incoming customer requests to internal sales, support or follow-up pipeline.
Collects leads from generic forms and makes them trackable for the sales team.
Records sales proposal with items, customer and approval status before issuing invoice.
Records sales items, customer, amount and financial status in reportable document.
Attaches cash, bank or invoice-related receipts to customer files and accounts.
Segments customers based on purchase behavior, value and engagement for loyalty.
Calculates purchase recency, repeat purchase, and customer financial value for campaign and sales decisions.
Maintains credit, cashback and customer related balances in the sales and club track.
Keeps supplier information, purchase records and financial communications in one file.
It allows the purchase requirement to be reviewed and approved before being converted into a financial or warehouse document.
Maintains the supplier's proposal before registering the purchase invoice and the financial effect.
Records final purchase with supplier, item, amount and financial effect.
Attaches payments to an invoice, supplier, bank account, or related expense.
Manages the sale or purchase of goods and services with basic specifications and usability in documents.
Organizes the structure of goods by category, unit of measure and reportable grouping.
Stores definable attributes such as color, size, or technical specifications for the product.
Connects fast in-person sales to merchandise, inventory, and sales invoices.
It puts the catalog and online sales route together with the main data of ABOS (ERP).
It records the entry, exit and main circulation of the warehouse in a traceable form.
It records the movement of goods between warehouses without losing the inventory track.
Records counting differences, inventory corrections, and control changes with reason.
It shows the circulation of each item from purchase, sale, transfer and adjustment in one route.
Prepares salable inventory, shortages, expirations, and inventory status for purchase and sale decisions.
Defines the organization's bank accounts for receipt, payment and reconciliation.
The input and output of the bank can be matched with financial documents and payment operations.
Tracks incoming and outgoing checks with due date, status and account party.
Keeps revenue and expense records separate but connected to sales and purchase documents.
It calculates the effect of exchange rate changes for multi-currency balances and documents.
It makes the organization's assets trackable by value, status and financial reporting.
Records financial events in a controllable and reportable document.
It displays the circulation of accounts at the total level for accounting control.
Prepares the debit and credit balances of the accounts to control the accuracy of the documents.
Displays assets, liabilities and equity for management and financial reporting.
Converts income and expenses into operational business results.
Generates custom reports on financial, sales, inventory, and operations entities.
Connects the organization's strategies to the goal, project and executive action.
Records trackable goals with status, owner, and relationship to projects.
Manages multi-step tasks with phase, assignee, note and progress tracking.
It makes daily tasks controllable with responsible person, due date, priority, status and completion time.
Turns repetitive or multi-part tasks into actionable and verifiable items.
Keeps track of times for a user or team on track.
It standardizes repetitive processes with step, responsible, condition and status.
Converts frequent tasks into a ready-made format so that it takes no time to get started.
Manages employee records, contact information, status and access.
Defines organizational teams and units for responsibility, ticket and access level.
Coordinates salary calculation and execution with employee information and internal approvals.
Appraisal cycles record employee performance metrics and results.
Controls user access based on role, module and authorized operations.
Maintains basic company information, tax, fiscal year and basic organization settings.
Controls whether ABOS (ERP) sections are active or inactive for each organization.
Displays inconsistent or concurrent changes to check and resolve conflicts.
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