One core
Companies, locations, users, customers, suppliers, financial events and documents.
Restone connects operations, financial data, customers, suppliers, inventory, assets, deliveries and teams — and turns them into a clear management view.
Deliveries increased by 12%, while cost per route is 6.4% higher.
Built for businesses that actually operate — not for a single industry.
Restone is being designed as a flexible operational core. Each company activates only what it needs, using its own terminology, workflows and KPIs.
Companies, locations, users, customers, suppliers, financial events and documents.
Orders, inventory, assets, deliveries, service, workforce and workflows are enabled as modules.
The same platform adapts terminology, flows and KPIs by industry without becoming a different product.
The architecture separates the shared operational core from industry packs and the intelligence layer, so Restone can serve radically different business models.
Explore the platformOrganization, locations, users, roles, customers, suppliers, finance, documents, alerts and integrations.
Preconfigured capabilities, terminology, workflows and KPIs for each operating model.
Conversational analytics, anomaly detection, forecasts and recommendations on real company data.
Restone can activate differently by industry without changing its core.
Orders, stations, POS, shifts, procurement and true operating cost visibility.
Deliveries, returns, routes, reusable assets and customer movements.
Sales, stock, locations, suppliers, pricing and day-to-day commercial visibility.
Shipments, hubs, vehicles, proof of delivery, partners and operational KPIs.
Field work, technicians, equipment, SLA, service history and mobile workflows.
Central management, branches, permissions, comparisons and consolidated visibility.
We do not impose a huge system. We compose the right operational environment for each company.
CapabilitiesRestone is not limited to dashboards. The goal is to explain what changed, why it changed and where action is needed.
The new frontend is the first step. The next one is the new multi-industry data and module core.