Operations
One home for the specialised, industry-specific workflows your business runs on.
Operations is a container app — it gathers the operational modules your business needs into a single place in your navigation. Teams reach for it to keep warehousing, fulfilment and other line-of-business tools together rather than scattered.
What you can do
- Group your industry-specific operations modules under one tidy menu.
- Add the specialised workflows your business needs by installing the right sub-modules.
- Surface operational tools like Warehouse and E-commerce Labels in one consistent area.
- Keep day-to-day operational apps separate from your general workspace tools.
- Manage which operations modules are switched on without cluttering the rest of Sois.
How to use it
An administrator switches Operations on from Settings → Apps. On its own it's an empty shell — the value comes from the modules you add inside it.
Once Operations is enabled, install the operational sub-modules that match how your business works, and they appear nested beneath the Operations menu automatically. If nothing is installed yet, you'll see a prompt to browse the available operations modules. From then on, your operational tools live together, so the people running fulfilment, stock or shipping always know where to look.
Working with your agent
Operations itself has no actions of its own — your agent works through the modules you install inside it, such as stock movements in Warehouse or rate searches in E-commerce Labels.
You: "Open my operations tools"
Agent: Surfaces the operational modules you've installed, ready to drill into.
How it fits
Operations is the umbrella that holds your line-of-business modules, most of which lean on Contacts for the customers and suppliers they serve. Warehouse and E-commerce Labels live here, and your agent reaches straight into those modules to do the work.
Tip. Only install the operations modules you actually use — a focused menu keeps the team moving faster than a crowded one.