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Solutions by industry

Your sector decides which modules earn their keep

One platform, configured around how each industry actually works. Pick your sector and the page describes the problem statements we hear there, what the system does about each one, the modules that matter first, and the edition that usually fits.

Method

How we configure an industry

The same four steps every time, whether the business is a single counter or a group with entities.

01

We read the sector's problem statements first

Not a demo of every screen. We start from what the sector actually reports — the paperwork, the handovers, the re-typing — then work back to modules.

02

We shortlist modules, and say what to switch off

Most sectors need six modules to start, not forty. The rest stay off until volume, compliance or a second outlet earns them.

03

We phase the rollout across five steps

Prepare, set up, load, rehearse, go live — the same sequence every time, with a date you can hold the team to.

04

We measure after go-live, then extend

Once the counter and the books are trusted, the next module is chosen from a number, not from a catalogue.

At a glance

What each sector needs first

Where a sector usually starts, how many problem statements its page maps, and the edition that fits most businesses in it.

IndustryTypical operationMapped on the sector pageUsually starts on
AccountantAccounting, audit and tax practices5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
Life ScienceLaboratories and regulated production5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
Real EstateDevelopers, agencies and landlords5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
Legal & Services SolicitorLaw firms and professional services5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
LogisticsFreight, courier and transport operators5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
HospitalityHotels, homestays and venues with outlets5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus Business
StartupsStartups and small trading teams5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus DNA
EducationSchools, centres and training academies5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus Business
HealthcareClinics, pharmacies and diagnostic centres5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus Business
FintechLending, payments and financial services5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
RetailShops, outlets and counters5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus DNA
Food & RestaurantRestaurants, cafes and food production5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus DNA
EntertainmentTicketing, events and venues5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
SportsClubs, leagues and sports facilities5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus Business
AgricultureEstates, plantations and farms5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
GovernmentAgencies, councils and public services5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
ManufacturingManufacturers, assemblers and fabrication shops5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
Wholesale & DistributionWholesalers, distributors and trading houses5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
ConstructionContractors, fit-out and site-based projects5 problems · 6 modulesSenangUrus 360
FAQ

Choosing by industry

01/Do you have a product for my industry?
There is one platform, SenangUrus, in three editions — DNA for a single counter, Business for multi-outlet operations and 360 for complex, multi-entity businesses. The industry pages describe how that platform is configured for each sector, not a different product per sector.
02/How do you know what my sector needs?
From the delivery work: the same handful of problems comes up in every business in a sector, and the same modules answer them. Where we have not delivered in a sector yet, we say so in the scoping session instead of guessing in a brochure.
03/What if my business spans two industries?
Common, and not a problem — a hotel with an F&B outlet, or a distributor that also retails. The configuration follows the process, and the modules are not licensed per industry.
04/Where do I see prices?
Each edition has its own pricing page, and the scoping session sizes the configuration before anything is quoted. Nothing in a sector page is a quotation.
Next step

Not sure which sector fits?

Describe the business as it runs today — the counters, the paperwork, the people who re-type things — and we will tell you which configuration we would put in, and which parts you can leave alone.