Structure
Company structure — legal companies, commercial teams, and physical sites with their areas, locations, and work centers. Inventory, manufacturing, sales, and retail capabilities stay in their own domains.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Companies | A legal entity within an organization with its own general ledger, tax profile, and financial statements. |
| Site areas | An operational subdivision of a site, such as a warehouse zone or production line. |
| Site locations | A physical position inside an area, such as an aisle, rack, or bin. |
| Sites | Physical premises of one company, such as a plant, warehouse, or store. |
| Teams | Operating unit of one company that sells or buys. |
| Work centers | Manufacturing capacity at a site: one machine is one work center; a cell may use several centers or pooled capacity. |
Share
External document representation — frozen publications, bearer share links, and link sessions.
Taxes
Tax determination and calculation — regimes, levies, codes, rates, classifications, and rules. Commercial documents own the resulting assessments. Jurisdiction modules own the legal representation.