18 applications. Every company gets all of them.
There is no module licence and no per-app fee. Switching an application on is a toggle, not a purchase order.
Run the business
The ledger, the warehouse and the numbers. The part most companies buy last and should have bought first.
Win customers
Pipeline, storefront, website and phone. Everything a prospect touches before they become a customer.
Serve customers
What happens after the sale, handled by people who can see the order.
Look after people
Hiring, contracts, leave, payroll input and everything attached.
Do the work
The daily tools. Mail, files, documents, meetings and projects, sitting next to the business records instead of in a separate subscription.
The subscriptions this is meant to replace.
Not every company runs all of these, but most run six or seven of them, each with its own renewal date, its own admin console and its own idea of who your customers are. This is the list Trivena is built to make unnecessary.
Work out what you are currently paying for all of itQuestions about the applications.
Do I have to use all of them?
No. Most companies start with three or four and switch others on over the following year. An application that is off is simply not in anybody's menu. There is no cost difference either way.
Can I keep a tool I already like?
Yes. Plenty of companies keep a specialist tool for one job and connect it through the API. The suite is not an ultimatum. It just means that anything you keep is a deliberate choice rather than an accident of history.
Are these cut down versions of real products?
No. The ERP handles multi-currency accounting, batch and serial tracking, manufacturing and multi-warehouse stock. The HR application runs recruitment through to payroll preparation. These are full applications that happen to share a database.
What if an application does not do something I need?
Every record type, field, form, report and workflow can be extended without waiting for us. If the gap is genuinely missing functionality rather than configuration, tell us. We build the whole suite ourselves, so there is nobody else to escalate to.
Do new applications cost extra when you release them?
No. When we add an application to the suite it appears in your Site, on whatever plan you are on.