Fourteen modules, honestly labelled.

Ten install from the marketplace today, and four are still being built. Every row says which.

In the marketplace today

In the marketplace today
Included in every plan
Customers
One shared record of the people and companies you do business with — Invoicing and Subscriptions read from it instead of keeping their own list.
What it does — and doesn't
Individuals and companies in one directory, searchable by name, billing email or your own reference
A reusable tag library, and dated notes that take the author from the login rather than the form
Multiple contacts per company, with a primary flag
A three-step merge wizard that previews the impact side by side — what moves across, what gets dropped — before you commit
Archive and restore, so customer records are never hard-deleted
Worth knowing: It is a shared customer record, not a CRM. No deals, no pipelines, no marketing consent.
The full Customers page
In the marketplace today
€45 per month on its own — included in every plan
Chat
Secure team messaging inside the panel, with the governance an admin actually needs.
What it does — and doesn't
Direct messages plus private and public channels, live, with typing, presence and read receipts
Reactions, replies and mentions; edit or delete inside a window you set, with edit history
Attachments with your choice of storage backend — Amazon S3, Azure, Google Cloud, FTPS or local disk — and a working test-connection button
Message bodies encrypted at rest with a per-tenant key, rotated automatically every 90 days
Scheduled retention purge, plus GDPR export, anonymise and hard-purge
Automation bots over n8n, with signed webhooks, a per-bot rate limit and a daily token budget
Worth knowing: There is no message search, and replies are replies — not threads.
The full Chat page
In the marketplace today
€45 per month on its own — included in every plan
Invoicing
Branded invoices from draft to paid, with proper credit notes when money goes back.
What it does — and doesn't
A five-state lifecycle — draft, sent, partially paid, paid, voided — enforced in the domain, not just in the UI
Print-quality PDF carrying your logo and tax number, emailed with one click
Numbering that cannot produce a duplicate, even when two people issue at the same moment
Credit notes on their own separate numbering sequence
Per-rate VAT breakdown on the PDF when rates are mixed, in both tax-inclusive and tax-exclusive mode
Eleven permissions, so a junior can draft but not issue
Worth knowing: The PDF is English only, and nothing marks an invoice overdue yet — the status and its filter exist, but no job sets them.
The full Invoicing page
In the marketplace today
€95 per month on its own — included in every plan
Subscriptions
Needs Payment gateways and Customers
Turns a workspace into a recurring-revenue business.
What it does — and doesn't
Build plans priced monthly or annually, and start a subscription on a trial that converts to paid on its own
Renewals scanned every 60 seconds and handed to your payment provider on schedule
A failed payment moves to a grace period you configure, then suspends — no silent loss
Plan limits enforced at the moment a user or role is created, with a translated block message
A self-serve billing portal: see the plan, change it, cancel at period end, replace the card, and read a dated log of every event
Reminders before renewal, before a trial ends, and before grace expires
With Invoicing installed, each successful renewal raises an invoice and marks it paid on its own
Worth knowing: A plan change takes effect next billing cycle. There is no mid-cycle proration.
The full Subscriptions page
In the marketplace today
€65 per month on its own — included in every plan
Payment gateways
Connect and control your own payment providers.
What it does — and doesn't
Stripe, PayPal and Mollie configured side by side, with a provider chooser your staff picks from in the panel
Cards, iDEAL and SEPA Direct Debit
Full and partial refunds, and voiding an authorisation you never captured
Save a customer's card or direct-debit permission once through Stripe, then charge against it on each renewal
Every webhook authenticated before anything changes — Stripe and PayPal by signature, Mollie by fetching the payment back — and a repeat delivery cannot apply twice
Keys encrypted at rest, masked in the UI, with a sandbox switch and a check that confirms your saved credentials load
Three permission levels that separate seeing money from moving it
Worth knowing: You hold your own provider contract and keys — you are the merchant of record, and your money never passes through us. Capability differs by provider; Stripe is the most complete.
The full Payment gateways page
In the marketplace today
CRM
Marketing and sales around one shared contact record: capture, organise, engage, sell, measure.
What it does — and doesn't
Contacts with a full profile and one shared timeline, plus companies linked to their people
Deals moving through pipelines and stages you arrange yourself, with tasks and follow-ups
Static lists and dynamic segments built from conditions, so targeting stays current on its own
Multi-channel campaigns with templates, landing pages and forms, plus transactional email and SMS
Meetings and calls on the contact's timeline, and automations that react to behaviour
Statistics and read-only reports: sends, opens, clicks, bounces, and sales health
The full CRM page
In the marketplace today
Crowdfunding
Funding campaigns run end to end — from small raises to large real-estate offerings.
What it does — and doesn't
Campaigns for small raises up to large real-estate offerings
Investor onboarding through to committed funds
Works with the PSP provider modules for regulated fund flows
The full Crowdfunding page
In the marketplace today
KYC / KYB
Identity verification for people and businesses, before they can act.
What it does — and doesn't
KYC for people and KYB for businesses
Sumsub and Persona as interchangeable verification providers
A verification status other modules can gate their own steps on
The full KYC / KYB page
In the marketplace today
PSP providers
Regulated payment institutions for fund flows that need more than a card checkout.
What it does — and doesn't
OPP, Mangopay, Lemonway and Adyen, each as its own provider module
Each tenant connects its own licensed account and keys — never a shared one
Built for fundraising-style flows: client-money accounts, wallets and payouts
The full PSP providers page
In the marketplace today
Survey forms
A survey, form and exam engine any other module can plug into.
What it does — and doesn't
A visual drag-and-drop designer for surveys, questionnaires and scored exams
Exam controls the author toggles per survey: time limits, attempt caps, shuffling, pass thresholds
Answered by logged-in users or anonymously through a token-protected public link
Other modules present a survey and gate their own steps on completion or score
Respondents see their own answers and scores, and can retake an exam
The full Survey forms page

In development

In development
Forge
An AI agent that turns a raw idea into a business plan, a pitch deck and a scoped build.
What it will do
A conversation that scopes the idea, in English, Dutch or German
AI-generated business plans and pitch decks, versioned — comments drive the next version, nothing is overwritten
A submission and review loop with the platform team, ending in a locked plan and a live phase board
A generated tutorial pack when the build is delivered
The full Forge page
In development
AI Copilot
Ask the platform to do things in plain language — it runs the same commands your team would.
What it will do
Plain-language operations over installed modules — draft an invoice, list unpaid customers, summarise a channel
Each tenant picks its own AI provider and sets its own cost caps
Answers stream live, and every tool call lands in an immutable audit log
The full AI Copilot page
In development
Insights
Dashboards and reports from the events the platform already emits.
What it will do
Built-in dashboards: revenue, customer health, subscription funnel, engagement
Scheduled reports delivered by email, and anomaly alerts when a metric moves strangely
Custom events any module or tenant can emit and chart
The full Insights page
In development
Workflow automation
A visual canvas that chains platform events to actions.
What it will do
Triggers from any platform event, a schedule, a signed webhook or a button
Actions including email, SMS, notifications and any command an installed module exposes
Human approvals, delays, branching and loops — with durable, versioned runs that survive a restart
The full Workflow automation page

What every module inherits.

Installs from the marketplace with no redeploy — the menu and the permission list update immediately.
Creates its own tables, in its own schema, inside that customer's database.
Packages are cryptographically signed when they are built, and the signature is checked before the host unpacks one.
Uninstall switches a module off and keeps its data. Dropping the tables is a separate, deliberate choice.

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Fourteen modules, honestly labelled.

The module catalogue

In the marketplace today

In development

What every module inherits.

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