Modules for the work, and a public face for the company.

Enterprise apps run on the Biz model. Web and mobile work sits in front of customers. New software is built with AI agentic flows, and each build follows an AI engineering workflow.

Enterprise

Client-server modules you can host yourself.

A predefined set of modules on a two-tier layout: several clients on one host, or the whole application on one machine.

Service

Job management

Allocate jobs to the right technician, follow time and costing, and keep invoicing attached to the work instead of a later spreadsheet.

Stock

Stock handling

Inventory control for a merchant, wholesaler, stockist, or distributor. The count, the movement, and the value stay in one place.

Manufacture

Shop-floor projects

Customer job creation and shop-floor support for a manufacturing company that needs the floor and the office looking at the same job.

Laboratory

Laboratory information

A lab portal for content and workflow: one stop for the request, the work, and the result that has to leave the building.

Web

Sites and online tools with a back office behind them.

Shop

Ecommerce

A secure shopping cart with the options a small store needs, including ready templates that can be adapted to the catalogue.

Operations

Online job management

Jobs, timesheets, project costing, and invoices in a browser, for a team that is not all in the same room.

Specialist

Technical services

Browser applications for technical analysis, with a richer client than a plain content page.

Groups

Community web

Sites that volunteers and non-technical editors can keep up to date without a developer on every change.

Presence

Personal sites

Hosting and a straightforward site for an individual or a very small practice that needs to be findable.

Phones

Mobile access

A separate mobile site or a web app aimed at Android and iOS browsers, sized to the task rather than a shrunk desktop page.

Sage

The accounts package stays in the loop.

Many of the companies we work with already live in Sage. Biz does not ask them to leave it. The integration tools cover automatic backup, mail when a backup finishes, and a path for requests and responses between Sage and Biz.

Scheduled Sage backups, so a quiet failure is noticed.
Mail notifications for backup and related requests.
A Biz integration layer for the records both systems need.