I The chest Core MMXXVI
The system of record.
Where she keeps the job. Every call, price, document and date in one record she can read. Sabina is the employee. Core is the workplace that makes her accountable, and it is the base every other drawer is built on.
Context and status
Drawer I of six. The one the other five write into.
Four things, one record
Not four systems that email each other. The call, the price, the document and the date sit in one file, and she can read all of it before she answers.
| In the record | How it gets there |
|---|---|
| The call | Answered, recorded, and the summary written into the file while it is still true. |
| The price | Priced off the geometry a scan captured, before the truck leaves. |
| The document | Sent for signature, and the executed copy filed where the next person will look. |
| The date | Signed work booked against the real calendar, and the customer told before they have to ask. |
Context and status
Four things, and each one is another drawer’s work landing in the same place.
An employee needs somewhere to work
She starts supervised, and every capability she is given is held for your review until you ratify it. What she has logged, and the record of what she decided, live here. That is what makes her accountable rather than merely capable.
Change the model without losing the employee. What she has learned lives in this record, not in the weights, which is why it can be read, corrected, and taken back.
Context and status
The argument for this lives on the homepage. This page points at it rather than repeating it.
Every other drawer writes into it
Core is the floor everything else stands on. The rest of the chest is not a set of apps beside it. Each one puts its work into this record, which is the only reason she can carry context across them.
| Drawer | What it writes into the record | |
|---|---|---|
| I | Core | The record itself. |
| II | Hyperion | The scan, and the price taken off its geometry. |
| III | Ariadne | The booking, against the real calendar. |
| IV | Torch | The call, and the summary of it. |
| V | Sigil | The executed copy. |
| VI | Treasury | Payroll, run off hours already in the record. In development, and written in the future tense on purpose. Coming soon |
Context and status
Six drawers. Read the verbs again: five write today, one will.
Custom quote for your company.
Whole company. Unlimited users, no per-seat charge, and no step-up when you hire someone.
Coreflat · whole company · unlimited usersCustom quote
Setupone time · Core and à-la-carte buildsDisclosed before you commit
The setup fee is stated here rather than discovered later. It applies to Core, à-la-carte builds, and to hiring Sabina alike, due before onboarding work begins.
Read this before you buy this page
Core lands it. The hire is what changes the business.
Hiring her is a different purchase, not a bigger one of this: one line, with Core inside it rather than added to it, and no per-call meter. She is recruited, not sold — see how hiring works. If you are hiring her, this page is not the line you want — Core on its own is custom quoted for your company, and you still answer the phone yourself.
Core standalone is for one case: a shop that wants the record straight first and the employee later. That is a real reason, so the line exists. It is not the one we would sell you.
Questions before a form: mark@dominusfoundry.com
Context and status
Read the comparison before the price. The person who would otherwise answer your phone runs about $5,500 a month fully loaded; this page is the other purchase, and it does not include her. The setup fee is disclosed here because here is where it applies.