Operations
Commerce, people, accounts, tickets, marketing, jobs, and real estate are modules in the Nexreon operations workspace. Each one is permissioned on its own.
Orders and delivery orders, products, brands, categories, stock entries, transfers, replenishment, purchases, purchase orders, promotions, coupons, invoices, customers, inspections, sales settlement, and commerce reports. The storefront covers catalog, checkout, and order history.
Users, attendance, shifts, holidays, timesheets, targets, salaries, bonuses, fines, reimbursements, locations, visitors, gate passes, devices, documents, call register, training, ratings, and experts.
Customer and company accounts, bills, payments, payment accounts, bank settlements, account entries, and accounting reports, including GST reporting.
Tickets with comments, history, subtasks, and test tracking, plus sprints, ticket search, and team performance reports.
Leads, campaigns, social publishing, mail, a lead analyzer, and an SEO analyzer. Settings include HubSpot, Salesforce, and WhatsApp.
Job openings, candidates, categories, imports, and resume intake. A public careers page lists the roles. Hiring is separate from the scheduler jobs that run in the background.
Property listings in the company dashboard, with the same roles as the rest of the workspace.
Operations used to live entirely in the portal. List and detail views for many modules now open in the marketplace app, and the heavier editors stay available in the portal. Bookmarks keep working because both surfaces talk to the same API.
You do not buy a second HR tool, a second order tool, and a second ticket tool and then hope the marketplace knows who the customer is.
Tell us which operation hurts first: orders, people, accounts, or tickets.