Viyeti's own back-office books - a mixed billing model of recurring managed-service contracts, time-and-materials support, and milestone-billed project rollouts, benchmarked against SAP and QuickBooks. See docs/ACCOUNTING_MODULES_RESEARCH.md for the full research behind this scope.
Chart of accounts, journal entries, and financial statements - the system of record everything else posts to.
Live 02Customer invoicing, payment application, aging, and collections across contract, T&M, and project billing.
Live 03Vendor bill entry, approval workflows, and payment scheduling for recurring and project-related costs.
Live 04Recurring invoice generation and revenue recognized over the contract term, not dumped at invoice date.
Live 05Cost and revenue per job or project - labor, parts, subcontractors, travel - with fixed-bid, T&M and milestone billing, and margin measured against the right basis for each.
Live 06Technician hours against customers/jobs, billable vs. non-billable, feeding both payroll and invoices.
Live 07Capitalized company assets with depreciation, and install parts/equipment tracked as job cost.
Live 08Reconciliation, cash position visibility, and liquidity forecasting between lumpy project cash-ins.
Live 09Employer labor cost from approved hours, posted to the GL, and how much of it any job actually carried. Tax withholding stays with your payroll provider.
Live 10Budget against actual, and contribution by customer, site and revenue model - so you can see which line of business is paying for which.
Not part of the books above - what running the platform costs, read live from AWS rather than posted to the ledger.