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Nexyst

Techyst built Nexyst around a single operational record, giving growing organizations one dependable system for transactions, resources, fulfillment, and reporting. Open Nexyst ↗

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/001/Type
Our product
/002/Industry
Enterprise Operations
/003/Platform
Web Platform
/004/Focus
ERP Architecture + Business Workflows

Overview

The
gist

Nexyst connects the core records that run a business: customers, suppliers, items, warehouses, orders, invoices, assets, employees, and projects. Each workflow updates the same operational model instead of creating another disconnected spreadsheet or database.

Problem → fix

Why we
built it

We kept hitting the same annoying problem, so we built the thing we wanted to use.

/001/Challenge

The product problem

Business teams lose time and accuracy when finance, inventory, sales, purchasing, and operations run on separate records. Manual reconciliation delays decisions and makes it difficult to understand the current state of the business.

/002/Solution

What the experience needed

Nexyst centralizes end-to-end workflows from demand and procurement through fulfillment, accounting, and reporting, with permissions and operational controls built into the platform.

Capabilities

What we
built

The core product work, feature by feature.

  1. /001/

    Finance, accounting, budgets, assets, and tax workflows

  2. /002/

    Inventory, warehouses, batches, and fulfillment

  3. /003/

    CRM, quotations, sales orders, and invoicing

  4. /004/

    Supplier, purchasing, and receipt management

  5. /005/

    Manufacturing plans, work orders, and bills of materials

  6. /006/

    Projects, timesheets, expenses, and employee records

Outcomes

What it
made possible

  • A connected record across commercial and operational teams
  • Less duplicate entry and manual reconciliation
  • Real-time visibility into finance, stock, fulfillment, and business performance

Your move

Want one
of these?

If you're building something like Nexyst, we'd love to hear about it.