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Every business needs branches, people and permissions. What differs is which applications matter and how the organization is arranged. An industry solution packages both.
All three are being defined. None can be activated yet, and none is part of the free trial.
How they differ
You can reach the same place by adding applications one at a time. An industry solution is the shortcut for a business that already knows what it needs.
One capability — point of sale, inventory, payroll. You add it, switch it on at the branches that need it, and give people access. It works the same whatever business you run.
Several applications, plus the organization they assume — the branches a business of that kind has, the roles it needs, the order to set them up in. It configures; it does not replace.
What it sets up
These are the declarations an industry carries in the registry. They describe what activating one would configure — and none of them is a capability the solution invents.
The locations a business of this kind operates from, and which applications belong at each.
The staff it expects, and the fact that most of them will never need a login.
The roles the bundled applications ask for, declared up front rather than discovered later.
The set that belongs together for this trade, installed into the one organization you already have.
Get started
Create the organization, add your branches and people, and add applications as they ship. An industry solution, when it arrives, configures the account you already have.