The platform
Connected by design. Tailored to your work.
The value isn't in seven separate modules. It's in the shared data, decisions and handoffs between them.
01
Orders & commerce
From a quote to a shipment, with context intact.
- Shared product catalog, variants and pricing
- Quotes, orders, delivery notes and invoices
- Sales channels connected to available stock
- Customer-specific prices and terms
02
Inventory & fulfillment
Stock decisions linked to sales and purchasing.
- Multiple warehouses and storage locations
- Lot and serial number tracking
- Digital picking and inventory counts
- Reorder points and replenishment signals
03
CRM & customer service
A customer relationship is more than a contact record.
- Companies, contacts and account history
- Sales opportunities and follow-ups
- Order and communication history
- Service requests with operational context
04
Marketing
Campaigns informed by actual customer behavior.
- Customer segments based on purchase history
- Newsletters and campaigns
- Promotions and customer offers
- Channel and campaign analysis
05
Procurement & approvals
A connected path from need to goods receipt.
- Purchase requests across departments
- Supplier quotes and comparisons
- Approval stages by amount and cost center
- Purchase orders and goods receipt tracking
06
Accounting · in development
Financial workflows are part of the connected vision.
- Document storage and invoice workflows
- Accountant export options to be agreed
- E-invoicing formats based on market needs
- Planned: receivables and payment matching
07
Connected intelligence
Understand the situation. Prepare the next step.
- Replenishment proposals from shared data
- Supplier updates and document interpretation
- Cross-business questions and risk signals
- Approval boundaries and traceable actions
Kontor7 is being developed with prototype partners. Availability, integrations and the scope of each module are agreed during discovery. Accounting is in development; this overview is not a promise of a fully released feature set.
Start with your business, not the software
What should work better in your business?
Bring one workflow. We'll explore where the handoffs break down and what a connected system could change.