FAOS Documentation

Core Control Framework

• Architecture
  High-level system model and tenant isolation principles.
• Security
  Company-level data isolation and server-side enforcement.
• Risk Controls
  Layered controls to reduce operational and security risk.

Operational Integrity

• Operational Controls
  Blocking rules, role-based permissions, and workflow state integrity.
• Audit Logs
  Traceability of critical actions such as exports and configuration changes.

Account & Setup

• Company Profile
  Required information and setup boundaries.
• Users & Roles
  Role-based access structure within a company workspace.
• Email System
  Outbound email behavior and authentication options.

Product modules (overview)

FAOS is modular. Capability and entitlements depend on your company’s subscription profile and rollout — not every customer receives every subsystem on day one.

• FAOS (office & order core) — Multi-channel intake, PO generation, invoicing readiness, audit visibility, and company-level access control.
  Operational guide: Q&A and Office workflows.
• WMS (warehouse execution) — Scan-first execution, pallet/carton semantics, staged putaway/move primitives, POD-oriented evidence tooling where deployed.
  Warehouse logic is enforced for integrity; supervisors remain accountable for physical decisions.
• Finance — Finance portal surfaces, invoicing artefacts, approvals or release-stage gates aligned to your rollout; exports may be gated by entitlement.
  Finance outputs remain subject to human review and statutory filing rules in your jurisdiction.
• Atlas (assistive layer) — Diagnostics-oriented summaries and navigational guidance; Atlas does not replace professional advice or authoritative filings.
  See Terms §34 for assistive character.

Module marketing pages: /modules · Lifecycle narrative: /how-it-works · SMEs: /for-smes

Scope & Legal References

• Terms & Conditions
• Privacy Policy
• Compliance & Scope