Forge: the shop floor and the office, one database.

Drag jobs across configurable tracks. Real-time sync across devices. Shop floor, office and remote all see the same board.

Shared touchscreen stations for wall-mounted clock-in and scanning. Mobile-friendly site for walking the floor with a phone. Same live data, both directions.

Built-in team chat — direct messages, group rooms, file and job sharing — plus real-time notifications with per-user preferences. One less subscription; the conversation stays next to the work it's about.

Estimates, quotes, sales orders, shipments, invoices, payments — one flow, one record. And the books can now live here too: keep them in Forge, or connect the accounting system you already run.

A magic-link portal where your customers see their own orders, quotes, invoices, and shipments — and accept quotes without a phone call. Off by default, on when you want it.

Employee portal, W-4 / I-9 workflows, training LMS, certifications, time correction audit trail.

A 30+ report library across sales, production, inventory, people, and finance — plus a builder for the report we didn't think of. Configurable dashboards per role, charts included.

A real double-entry ledger inside Forge: journal and general ledger, trial balance, P&L, balance sheet and cash flow, AR/AP aging, period and year-end close, bank reconciliation. Posted entries are permanent — corrections happen in the open, the way an auditor wants them. Mistyped something? Find it, reverse it, repost it — the history stays honest.

A built-in training academy with a sandbox ledger: realistic history, deliberately planted mistakes, and guided fix-it exercises checked against the actual books. Two tracks — one teaches double-entry from scratch, one un-teaches QuickBooks habits. Reset and try again, zero risk.

A guided cutover loads your opening balances from the old system's closing trial balance and proves the two match before the new books go live. Until they tie out, Forge won't let you flip the switch — on purpose. Old system stays as a read-only archive.

Rather keep your books where they are? Eight accounting connectors with real OAuth + HTTP behind each — QuickBooks, Xero, FreshBooks, Sage, NetSuite, Wave, Zoho — or the built-in ledger, switchable later. Multi-carrier rate-shopping across UPS, FedEx, USPS, and DHL simultaneously. USPS address verification, SMTP, DocuSeal signing. There's optional AI too — fully local, off by default. It gets its own page.

BOMs, lot and serial tracking, multi-location bins, cycle counts, reservations and replenishment, barcode scanning, low-stock alerts, auto-PO generation. Real warehouse discipline, not a quantity column.

Material requirements planning against real BOMs and lead times, master scheduling, finite-capacity work-center scheduling, OEE tracking. The planning conversation moves out of the spreadsheet.

Full accessibility compliance, enforced at build time via ESLint rules and axe-core audits in CI.

Federal accessibility requirements met through the WCAG work.

CSP, HSTS, parameterized queries, rate limiting, rotating tokens.

Self-hosted means the operator is the data controller. Zero telemetry; soft-delete with audit trail.

Immutable audit log, user attribution, tamper-evident timestamps, signatures. Capable, not certified.

W-4, I-9, and state withholding workflows with signatures, retention timestamps, and per-submission audit trail.