30 modules · one deployable platform
ModApp replaces the spreadsheet-plus-seven-tools stack with a single modular-monolith ERP: sales, CRM, procurement, inventory, warehouse, manufacturing, quality, logistics, projects, finance, HR and commerce — each an independently deployable module, all sharing one event-driven core and one set of permissions.
Why ModApp
Not a generic dashboard. A platform where the modules actually exchange domain events, so a posted sales invoice moves money in the ledger and a goods receipt updates stock.
Every module publishes domain events through a transactional outbox, picked up by background workers. Approving a vendor invoice can post to the general ledger and update stock — without a nightly sync job and without copy-paste.
Each module owns its data in its own SQL schema behind its own EF Core context. Modules stay independently deployable, and one scheduled backup job covers the lot — including upload to your own Google Drive.
Every tenant-scoped row carries its tenant, enforced by a global query filter rather than by remembering to add a where clause. 13 core modules are always available; the other 17 are activated per tenant from the in-app module store.
Each tenant gets its own branded catalog at /{tenantCode}/store
with its own logo, colours and accent. Set the slug once and the public catalog,
product pages and search follow the tenant automatically.
AI Business Intelligence runs market-trend, patent, supplier and staff analyses over your records. The help centre ingests your own documents and answers questions against them using on-device vector embeddings — your documents stay in your deployment.
The platform is held to a 90% merged test-coverage gate per module, and route tables are swept by an integration audit that fails on ambiguous or unreachable URLs. If a page 404s, the build notices before your customer does.
Commerce
A hosted, tenant-branded storefront is part of the platform rather than an add-on you have to integrate. Buyers browse, add to a cart and check out as guests; identity is carried by a signed session cookie, and the cart is merged into their account the moment they sign in.
ec_session cookie identifies the cart; no forced registration before purchase.
Configure per tenant. Credentials are encrypted at rest with data protection.
Gateway credentials are stored encrypted per tenant; only provider references and status are kept in readable columns. A simulated gateway is seeded by default so you can exercise checkout before you have a live merchant account.
Module directory
Every module below is an active assembly in the ModApp solution with its own database context, menus, and permissions — engineered and ready to deploy.
Showing 30 of 30 modules
Accounts, roles and granular permissions, two-factor authentication, password reset and account management.
Company registration with a 30-day trial, per-tenant module subscriptions, user invitations, switching and impersonation.
Leads, opportunities with staged pipelines, contacts and a logged activity timeline against every record.
The shared customer and vendor directory that procurement, sales and finance all reference instead of duplicating.
SMTP email delivery with a full log, real-time in-app chat over SignalR, record comments and signed outbound webhooks.
Chart of accounts, journal posting with open-period validation, budgets, AR/AP, fixed-asset depreciation, bank reconciliation and multi-currency.
Multi-step approvals with assignment, delegation, overdue escalation, rejection short-circuits and a shared task inbox.
Reusable email templates, a delivery queue and a searchable log of everything sent, so you can prove what a customer received.
Google Drive as the system of record for business files — browse, upload and attach without leaving the application.
An AI help centre that ingests your own documentation, chunks it and answers questions against on-device vector embeddings.
System configuration, admin-gated menu curation, theming, import templates and searchable exception logs.
Per-user recently visited pages, synchronised from the browser so people resume exactly where they stopped.
Scheduled SQL Server backups uploaded to Google Drive, with a guided restore that handles single-user mode and recovery for you.
The product master behind everything else: SKUs, variants, categories, units, images and storefront merchandising content.
Stock aggregated across every warehouse, with lot and serial tracking, cost layers, valuation reporting, transfers and reorder rules.
Physical locations organised into zones and racks, with picklists generated from demand and picked against real stock.
Requisitions, RFQs with side-by-side quote comparison, purchase orders, goods receipts, vendor invoices and supplier self-registration.
Quotations with line-level discounts, sales orders, invoices, price lists, discount rules and a customer support-ticket desk.
Carts, guest checkout, coupons, order tracking, refunds, wishlists and reviews, wired to the same products and prices as the ERP.
A public catalogue with faceted search, brand and department rails, best-seller ranking and home merchandising sections.
Bills of material, production orders you approve, start and complete, work centres, work orders and demand forecasting.
Quality inspections with recorded results, plus non-conformance reports to track what went wrong and what happens next.
Shipments, delivery orders, route planning, load plans, vehicles with maintenance history and proof-of-delivery capture.
Projects with tasks and milestones, timesheets, resourcing, and both Kanban and Gantt views over the same data.
Employee records, department assignments, leave and attendance, payroll cycles with generated payslips, reviews, skills and certifications.
Divisions, departments and positions as an explorable org chart, with cycle and self-parenting rejected on update.
Design reports visually — columns, filters, sorting, parameters and sharing — then run them and export the result.
Reusable label templates and batch label generation per product or order, ready to print from the browser.
Text extraction from PDFs plus OCR for scanned documents, so paper and PDFs become searchable, structured data.
Market-trend analysis, patent checking and review, supplier discovery, staff-performance evaluation and user-behaviour analytics.
No module matches that search. Try “invoice”, “stock”, “payroll” or “approval”.
13 core modules are always available; the remaining 17 are switched on per tenant from the in-app module store.
Proof, not promises
We would rather show you the codebase than invent a customer count. Every claim below is verifiable in the source tree or in CI.
CI refuses to merge a module below 90% merged unit + integration coverage. Every module is measured, and any documented exception is recorded in the manifest rather than quietly waived.
Because every module contributes controllers at runtime, an integration test reads the live routing table across all modules and fails the build on ambiguous or unreachable URLs. Broken links are caught in CI, not in production.
Fonts, iconography and styles are bundled locally. The whole platform runs on Microsoft SQL Server with complete schema isolation, high performance and enterprise security.
modules, each its own assembly
data contexts across SQL schemas
minimum merged test coverage
third-party CDNs at runtime
Register your company and you have 30 days with the 13 core modules. Add the rest whenever your team is ready — from the module store inside the app, no migration required.