The data foundation
One operating record for sales, inventory, warehouse, and finance events. Less reconciliation. Fewer arguments.
- Shared transaction record
- Role-level audit trail
- GSTR-1 validation
The Zoveto standard
One system. Everything connected.
Zoveto is not an ERP skin. It is the operating record behind stock, orders, cash, payroll, reporting, and AI agents.
L3: Interface
Command center
DashboardReportsResponsive webWhatsApp notifications
L2: Process
Process logic
Inventory SyncCRM AutomationWMS RoutingFinance Posting
L1: Foundation
Operating record
PostgreSQLTLS encryptionTenant-isolated dataRole-based access
Operational handoffs
A quote can check stock, a pick list can trigger billing, and finance can see the source movement.
- Cross-module rules
- Exception queues
- Event-driven workflows
Executive intelligence
Owner dashboards read posted work, not exported files. Every number can be drilled back to the source action.
- Margin movement
- Stock aging
- Cash visibility
Rules that fire from posted work
Workflow automation in Zoveto is not a side tool. It is rules sitting on the operating record. When a posted event happens, the next handoff, alert, or exception queue updates without someone copying the state into a chat.
A quote can check stock before it is promised. A pick list can trigger billing once dispatch closes. Finance reads the same source movement.
Work that falls outside a rule does not vanish. It lands in an exception queue with an owner, a status, a timestamp, and a next action.
What actually fires
Low-stock reorder
Posted inventory crosses the reorder point. A low-stock task opens in the exception queue instead of waiting for someone to notice it in a sheet.
Stalled purchase approval
A purchase request that sits past its amount, category, or role rule is queued with an owner and a next action, not lost in chat.
Delayed dispatch
When dispatch does not close on time, the order lands in a dispatch exception queue so warehouse and finance share the same stalled record.
By industry
Operational landings for how you actually run
Deep-dive pages for manufacturing, distribution, spare parts trading, and warehousing, same product record, written for each operating context.
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