Find your company
Enter the B-ID (business ID) or name on the sign-in page. The redirect happens after a server check.
Business OS runs in the browser. Each company has its own sign-in address, its own employees, settings and available apps.
On the sign-in page, you can enter the B-ID (business ID) or the exact company name. The system checks that an active company exists and opens its page. There, the employee enters their credentials.
Enter the B-ID (business ID) or name on the sign-in page. The redirect happens after a server check.
The company page shows its name and branding. To sign in, you need the credentials issued to the employee.
After signing in, the apps and tools available to your role appear.
The administrator builds the workspace around the company and keeps access in order as the team grows.
Add employees, assign them to departments and define roles.
Choose which tools are available to specific employees and departments.
Set the name, logo and look of the company workspace.
The calendar and tasks show what's planned, who's responsible for the work and when the result is needed.
The team exchanges messages and files, and creates documents in the same environment.
With the right modules connected, employees work with CRM, warehouse, procurement and financial data.
The set of apps and data depends on the role. When the team changes, the administrator updates permissions.
No. The desktop opens in the browser at the company's address.
The set of apps depends on the role and access settings. Check your permissions with the company administrator.
Check the B-ID (business ID) or the exact name. If the error repeats, ask the administrator to send you the company's direct link.
Public pages and some work scenarios are available in a mobile browser. How convenient a particular app is depends on its interface.