Finance, sales, procurement, inventory, projects, service and payroll, on one governed data model.
Digital workers Take on a worker for a job, and decide how far it may go.
Ask Boongon Ask about your own records in plain language.
Financial statements Every figure opens to the entries that made it.
Rules and approvals The rule you wrote is enforced where the data lives.
Import and data See exactly what would be written, before anything is.
Document layouts Your invoices go out looking like yours.
The audit trail The money, and the chain of documents behind one payment.
Credit control · digital worker
Prepares drafts
You hire it for a job, and you decide how far it may go
The ladder, held in the database
Moving a worker up a rung is an administrator's decision, recorded — a worker cannot promote itself
Not six products wired together. A business event and its accounting consequence are one record, not two entries to reconcile.
Open any figure in a statement and follow it back to the document that caused it.
Open Finance
A quotation becomes an order, then a shipment, then an invoice. Nothing is retyped.
Open Sales and CRM
What you owe and what you hold are the same set of records, from requisition to payment.
Open Procurement and Inventory
The work and the money it makes are the same records, so your position is current.
Open Projects and Service
Payroll posts to the same ledger as everything else, and the database decides who may see a salary.
Open People and Payroll
Ask about your own records in plain language. It proposes, you approve.
Open Ask BoongonOne company, or a few. Start without a project.
From ₱1,200 per user each month.
Several entities or currencies. A migration to plan.
Agreed with you, not bought from a page. What it costs follows your entities and the migration, not seats — and you get a figure at the first conversation.
Not a slogan about culture. A description of where the rules live.
Group and subsidiary figures roll up as they are posted. A company with no usable rate is named, not dropped.
Consolidated · November
| Boongon Group Holdings | 4,182,400 |
| Northgate Facilities | 1,940,250 |
| Meridian Logistics SGD | 2,116,800 |
| Group | 8,239,450 |
Intercompany balances eliminated on consolidation.
Approvals waiting on you, invoices that failed their match, work past its response time. Nothing has to be compiled first.
Needs attention
Open any figure and follow it to the record that produced it. Not an export, and not a hand-kept reconciliation.
Four steps from a statement line to the order that caused it.
Raise it yourself, or describe it to Ask Boongon and review the draft. Both meet the same rules, because the rules sit with the data.
Ask Boongon
“Raise the November retention release for Northgate.”
Retention release prepared from the certified valuation. Nothing is posted yet.
Goes to your approval rule, exactly as if you had raised it yourself.
Each action is linked to the one before it, so a removed or altered entry shows up as a break. The product checks the chain itself.
Activity
Chain intact across every recorded row.
Quote to cash, project to profit and service to cash run the same way: every step writes to the same ledger as it happens.
See every process on the platformProcure to pay.
It reads only the records you are already permitted to see. Ask it to change something and it drafts the document, then hands it back. It proposes. You approve.
A working demonstration with sample data, not a video. The modules behind the chat are live: open Finance, add a record, and watch an unbalanced journal refuse to post.
Questions about your own records.
A full draft you read before anything happens.
Your approval rules apply, unchanged.
Post on its own, or reach past your permissions.
Computed in ordinary code from your records. The model explains them, it does not calculate them. We publish no accuracy statistic because we have not measured one.
One platform. What changes by sector is which operational problem reaches the ledger first.
Cost sits in the accounts and value sits in a surveyor’s spreadsheet, reconciled once a month if at all.
Boongon for ConstructionPlanned maintenance, reactive callouts and the contract they belong to are tracked in three different places.
Boongon for Facilities ManagementParts leave the van and the job is closed, but the invoice is raised weeks later from someone’s notes.
Boongon for Service and RepairLanded cost arrives after the stock has already been sold, so the reported margin was never the real one.
Boongon for DistributionEach property purchases, staffs and reports on its own, and the group view is assembled by hand.
Boongon for HospitalityBring your own process to a demonstration and we will run it against Boongon rather than against a script.
Request a demoWhere a rule applies, the refusal to post lives with the data, not in the screen. That is what an auditor will ask you to demonstrate.
Read the security positionOnce a document is under approval, the database refuses to post it — whichever route the request arrives by.
Each recorded action is linked to the one before it, so a removal shows up as a break in the sequence.
A posted document is not quietly edited. The correction is a linked entry and both stay visible.
Someone can be restricted to one company inside a group without a second login to a second system.
A working session with an ERP specialist, not a sales presentation. Tell us how your group is structured and what you want to see.
Anything you want to ask about Boongon? A real person reads these.