9 lessons · 60 minutes

Tutorials: one task, one lesson

Short lessons that walk you through the real screen step by step: a moving cursor, and narration on every step that says why it matters rather than only what is clicked. One whole task per lesson, each with its full written walkthrough.

Inventory & warehouses

Items, warehouses, variants and traced movements

7 min · 14 stepsThe cost of one saleAfterwards you canFollow one sale from the shelf to the profit: the cost that left stock, the revenue, and where the margin shows.
6 min · 12 stepsCounting one shelfAfterwards you canCount one item in one warehouse, record the shortage, and read where its value went in the books and why it lands in an account of its own.

CRM

Opportunities, follow-up and pipeline

7 min · 13 stepsFrom a phone call to a sales orderAfterwards you canOpen a deal for a lead, move it through the stages, turn it into a quotation and then a confirmed order — and know what has not happened in the books yet.

Employees

Employee files, documents and expense claims

7 min · 14 stepsFrom hiring to the payroll runAfterwards you canAdd an employee, approve unpaid leave for them, and watch both the days and the money reach the month’s payroll without typing a figure.

Accounting

Ledger, journal entries, the bank and financial statements

7 min · 12 stepsReading a month’s VAT from the booksAfterwards you canKnow where the Tax payable balance came from, why it matches the month’s invoices, and what you still have to bring yourself before you file.

Invoicing

Invoices, subscriptions and credit notes

Point of sale

A fast till linked to stock

6 min · 14 stepsA day on the tillAfterwards you canOpen a shift, sell for cash and by card, print the 80 mm receipt, close the shift and read the day’s takings.

Purchasing

Purchase orders, receiving and supplier bills

7 min · 14 stepsFrom purchase order to shelfAfterwards you canRaise a purchase order, receive part of it, and read how the balance, the average cost and what you owe the supplier all moved.

Every screen in these lessons mirrors what the product does today, not what is planned. Where a feature does not exist, the lesson says so plainly rather than showing a screen that is not there.