Unity for business
Switch on the systems your business actually runs.
A workspace is not one product with everything in it. It is 12 systems you choose between — 235 screens in total — and you only ever get the ones you tick.
- We suggest them from what you do
- Change them whenever you like
Every system
Open any one to see the screens it gives you, the businesses that run it and what it is usually switched on with.
FinanceThe ledger: invoices, bills, banking, tax and the reports off the back of them.39 screensCRMLeads, customers, quotations, orders and the follow-ups nobody makes.12 screensInventoryProducts, stock counts, batches, transfers, purchase orders and suppliers.17 screensHR & PayrollEmployees, contracts, leave, attendance and the pay run at the end of it.24 screensReal EstateProperty, land, owners, tenancies, enquiries, viewings and rent.17 screensHotels & LodgesRooms, availability, reservations, check-in, housekeeping and extras.20 screensTransport & FleetVehicles, drivers, dispatch, trips, the workshop and driver payouts.19 screensProfessional ServicesClients, engagements, projects, timesheets, expenses and billing.15 screensRestaurantThe menu, tables, order tickets, the kitchen board, waste and takings.12 screensEducation & TrainingCourses, classes, learners, attendance, assessments and fees.16 screensLoansLoan products, applications, credit decisions, repayments and arrears.22 screensInsuranceProducts, quotations, underwriting, policies, claims and commissions.22 screens
Inventory and CRM are two desks on one switch — turning either on gives you both. Every other system is its own switch.
In every workspace, whatever you tick
These are not systems to choose between. Every Unity workspace has them from the first minute.
- Channels, roles and the people in them
- Hiring, with job postings and applications
- A company profile, feed posts and events
- A marketplace presence for what you sell
- A Workspace ID, so staff sign in without an email address
Not sure which you need?
You do not have to be. Setting up asks what your business does, in your own words, and ticks the systems that answer implies — then shows you exactly what it ticked and why, before anything is created.