Global Business OS
Your whole business. One connected operating system.
A connected software suite for your customers, finances, people and day-to-day work. AI support is part of the wider GBOS vision, with your team in control.
Controlled pilot. Features, integrations and availability are confirmed for each organisation.
Your priorities. Your permissions. Your approval.
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Your software suite
The tools to run the business, connected from the start.
GBOS is being developed as a complete business operating system. Customer records, delivery, finance, people and communications belong in the same operating picture. AI is one part of that system, supporting the people who run it.
Customers and CRM
Relationships, enquiries and the context behind each customer conversation.
Sales and delivery
Quotes, proposals, jobs, projects and the work needed to fulfil an order.
Accounts and finances
Invoices, expenses, payment records and financial reporting.
People and operations
Team information, responsibilities, approvals and everyday operational work.
Purchasing, stock and EPOS
Suppliers, purchasing, inventory and shop-counter records. Card payments are taken on a separate terminal.
Mail, documents and reporting
Business correspondence, shared records and the information needed to decide what comes next.
These are the areas of the GBOS software suite. Available modules, workflows and connections are confirmed for each pilot; this is not a claim that every specialist requirement is ready today.
The platform
Follow the work from the first enquiry to the final result.
A customer enquiry can lead to a quote, a job, an invoice and a payment. Each stage relies on the information that came before it. The GBOS vision is to connect that journey, so your team can understand what has happened, what needs attention and what comes next.
Start with a workflow that matters to your business. We will confirm which parts can be demonstrated and included in your pilot.
- Enquiries and customers
- Bring the customer relationship into view, from the first conversation to the details needed for the next step.
- Quotes and proposals
- Connect customer requirements with the work, pricing and decisions behind an offer.
- Jobs, projects and orders
- Keep delivery connected to the customer, the people involved and the information they need.
- Invoices and payment records
- Link completed work to invoices and recorded payments, with a clearer view of what remains outstanding.
- Reporting and priorities
- Use connected records to understand progress and identify what needs attention.
Payments are currently handled outside GBOS. Payment-related connections and services must be confirmed for your pilot.
Current pilot examples and boundaries
These examples describe the pilot scope for evaluation. They do not establish suitability for every sector or confirm that a proposed deployment is ready.
- Agency and service
- Enquiries, jobs, and the records around delivery sit with customers and money. Orbital shows what needs you next.
- Shop
- Orders and stock sit with the same customers and finances. The shop counter is a browser till. A card is recorded from a separate terminal. GBOS does not take the card payment, and it does not email a receipt.
- Governed assistance
- GBOS prepares customer follow-up, flags receivables, and surfaces stock or work exceptions from your records. Orbital shows those priorities. Consequential actions wait for your approval. AI replies depend on an external model and are not a live feature of this site.
- Finance boundaries
- Payments are recorded outside GBOS. Payroll filing is external. There is no FX.
- Mail boundaries
- Mail can reply, forward, attach a stored file, and ask for approval. It does not upload from a device, edit HTML, or set up a mailbox. Mail transport and AI model calls stay with outside providers. Retention and legal hold are not claimed as a live mailbox.
AI within the operating system
Useful AI support, inside the software you work with.
The GBOS vision includes AI employees: software assistants with defined responsibilities, access and approval boundaries. They are intended to help prepare customer follow-ups, coordinate work, highlight financial priorities and support everyday decisions.
The goal is useful help in the context of your business, with people retaining oversight. Before a workflow is activated, agree what information an AI role may use, what it may do and which decisions require approval.
Prepare the next step
Bring relevant information together and draft work for review.
Keep priorities visible
Help your team notice outstanding actions, delivery issues and financial follow-ups.
Work within agreed authority
Define the role, its permissions and the points where a person must decide.
Orbital is the GBOS operating overview, bringing customers, work, finances and priorities into one place for review.
AI-supported workflows are being validated. Model access, supported tasks and approval behaviour will be confirmed for your pilot; AI employees are not generally available through this website.
Businesses across sectors
Built around the work your business needs to do.
You may sell products, provide a service, run a venue, manage projects or move goods. The GBOS ambition is broad: to connect the people, work and information behind the business, rather than limit the platform to a short list of sectors.
These examples show the kinds of work we want to bring together. They are starting points for a conversation, not a claim that every specialist workflow is available today.
- Retail and online commerce
- Customer orders, stock, suppliers and the records behind each sale.
- Hospitality
- Customer demand, teams, suppliers and the work behind the front of house.
- Trades, construction and property
- Enquiries, estimates, site work, materials, project records and invoicing.
- Professional services and office-based teams
- Client relationships, proposals, projects, documents and ongoing delivery.
- Logistics and field operations
- Customer requirements, work allocation, delivery records and operational reporting.
Your business does not have to fit one of these labels. Tell us how it operates and what you need to improve. We will assess the fit, including any specialist or regulatory requirements, before agreeing a pilot.
Discuss your businessPermissions and approvals
Keep control as you connect more of the business.
A connected platform needs clear boundaries. Your evaluation should show who can see information, who can change it, which actions need approval and what records are available to review afterwards.
We will discuss access, data handling, providers and operational responsibilities alongside the workflow itself. Any security certification, service commitment or specialist requirement needs to be confirmed for the proposed deployment.
From interest to a defined pilot
Start with a real business problem.
A useful pilot begins with work you recognise and an outcome you can assess. We agree the scope before asking you to depend on it.
Understand your business
Discuss your current systems, the people involved and the work you want to improve.
Review the software
Walk through the relevant functionality. Separate what is available for evaluation from what is still being developed or planned.
Agree the pilot
Define the workflow, access, connections, responsibilities and measures of success.
Assess the result
Review the evidence before deciding whether to extend the scope.
A controlled pilot has a defined scope. Features in development are still being implemented or tested. Planned features describe future direction and are not a delivery commitment.
Plan a demoThe GBOS story
See the ambition behind a connected business.
Our films explore the everyday work GBOS aims to bring together, from customer relationships and delivery to finances and decisions.
These are illustrative brand and sector films, not recordings of the current application. Ask for a demonstration of the software and workflows proposed for your pilot.
The GBOS story
An illustrative brand introduction to the wider GBOS vision, not a recording of the current application. Capabilities and AI-supported tasks depend on the agreed pilot scope.
Commerce footage is illustrative. The shop counter is a browser till: a card is recorded from a separate terminal. GBOS does not take the card payment or email a receipt.
Tell us what you want your business to do better.
Tell us how your business works, where information gets disconnected and which tasks take more effort than they should. We will use that context to assess a suitable starting point for a GBOS pilot.
GBOS is in controlled early access. Applying does not create an account or guarantee access. Pilot scope and availability are confirmed individually.
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Review your application
We consider your priorities and the scope currently available for evaluation.
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Agree the next step
If there is a suitable starting point, we discuss the workflow, requirements and proposed pilot with you.
GBOS is at controlled-pilot stage. Access is granted to selected organisations, and your details are used only to assess and manage your pilot application.
About GBOS
A more connected way to run a business.
GBOS stands for Global Business OS. We are developing a complete business operating system for customer relationships, sales, delivery, finance, people and everyday operations. Governed AI support is embedded in that wider software vision.
Our ambition reaches across sectors and business models. The controlled pilot is how we test that ambition against real requirements, agree a useful starting point and build on evidence.
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