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oozmi

Books that move the instant your shop does.

Every other ERP reconciles the shop overnight. oozmi doesn't — finance, stock, and tax sit on the same record as the sale, so the ledger is never a day behind.

Problem

Most ERP treats your storefront as someone else’s system.

The books live in one place, the shop in another, and a nightly sync is supposed to make them agree. By nine the ledger still reads 142 in stock while the storefront has already sold past it — so finance reconciles yesterday and sales quote numbers that moved overnight.

The solution

The shop and the ledger live on one record — so they can’t drift.

There’s no gap between systems for the drift to live in. A sale and the journal it posts are the same write: the instant the storefront sells, stock drops, the balanced journal posts, the e‑faktura files, and the money lands — together, in one commit that finance and the shop both read. No nightly batch, nothing to reconcile.

What the team gets

The payoff isn’t a feature — it’s the problems that stop happening.

Finance

A close that’s a review, not a rebuild

The ledger is current the moment each sale posts, so month-end is reconciling the exceptions — not reconstructing the month from exports. There’s no overnight gap between the shop and the books to chase down.

Sales

Stock and credit you can quote live

The number a rep sees is the figure the warehouse holds and finance trusts. A delivery date or a credit line promised on the call is one the business can actually honor — not a guess corrected later.

Operations

One on-hand figure, no overselling

Storefront, warehouse, and books read the same count. No “available online” drifting from “on hand” by a day, and no orphaned orders to unwind after a sync that arrived too late.

Audit

Every figure traces to its cause

Open a balance and land on the transaction that wrote it — the sale, the receipt, the payment. Audit and finance follow the thread instead of reconstructing it from a pile of spreadsheets.

Change it in a sentence

A new tax rule is a sentence, not a partner project.

In most ERP a regional tax bucket or a custom invoice type is a change request: a partner scopes it, quotes a timeline, and ships it in a release. In oozmi the platform admin describes it in plain language, and the engine renders it everywhere the rule touches at once — the storefront price, the invoice line, the GL account, the e‑faktura code.

The customization lives in the model the engine keeps through upgrades — not in a partner’s codebase.

What it covers

Five things that change when finance isn’t a system apart.

Not a module checklist — what actually changes when the ledger, the stock, the orders, and the customer stop being four databases someone syncs overnight. Scroll through.

  1. The ledger is the source.

    Every journal traces back to the transaction that wrote it — the sale, the receipt, the payment. No separate accounting database to reconcile against the operational one; it’s the same store of record.

  2. Stock reads the same everywhere.

    The figure the storefront sells against, the warehouse picks from, and the books value is the same figure — no “available online” drifting from “on hand” by a day.

  3. Buy against what you’ll owe.

    A purchase order, its goods receipt, and the supplier liability stay on the same thread — receiving the goods posts the payable, so nobody re-keys it into the books.

  4. File straight from the source.

    Serbian e‑Faktura is filed from the same invoice row finance posts — never a re-keyed copy. The VAT breakdown is read off the transaction, not assembled at quarter-end.

  5. The assistant reads every module.

    Ask it for overdue B2B accounts and it reads the receivables, the credit terms, and the order history together — then stages the dunning run for a person to approve.

Boundary

A commerce-native ERP that moves with your shop — not decades of multi-locale payroll.

oozmi’s edge is keeping finance, stock, orders, and the storefront on the same record, and letting you change it without a partner. That’s a real advantage when drift and lead time are your constraint. It is not a substitute for the regional accounting depth Pantheon built over decades, and we’ll tell you which problem you actually have.

It is
  • The sale, the stock move, the journal, and the e‑faktura committed together — or rolled back together — never half-done.
  • The right answer when your pain is drift between the books and the shop — or the wait for a partner to ship a small change.
  • Finance, inventory, procurement, and tax the AI and your team both read and write, across ERP, CRM, OMS, and the storefront.
  • Serbian e‑Faktura, filed from the invoice itself, in the platform from day one.
It is not
  • Decades of locale-aware payroll and statutory reporting across SL / HR / SR / BG / MK / RO / AL. That’s Pantheon’s category. by design
  • A partner network built to hold a CFO’s hand through a complex multi-locale rollout.
  • The deep audit-trail and regulator-tracked reporting maturity that comes from decades of feedback.
  • A reason to rip out Pantheon when full multi-locale payroll, working now, is your real constraint.
Next step, 25 minutes

Bring a real sale and a rule you’d need to change.

Twenty-five minutes. Bring a real scenario — a B2B order on credit terms, a regional tax rule you don’t have yet — and we’ll post it through the platform, stock, journal, e‑faktura, and customer balance landing together, then change that tax rule live, in a sentence, in front of your team. If it holds up against your real books, we talk pilot.