Features·The reference table
23 elements.
One table.
Everything an organization runs on, built first-party and listed here in full. Each element has its own page. Every one writes to the same record, answers to the same assistant — Sebastien — and already knows the rest.
01/The table
One vision. One set of interconnected fundamental elements.
No marketplace of half-connected add-ons. Each element is native, ships from the same team in the same codebase, and switches on when you need it. Pick one to read its page; every page ends with the elements it bonds to.
- Cm01CommerceCatalog, orders, carts, payments.Revenue
- Sb02SebastienKnows your business, does the work.Foundation
- Ps03Point of saleRegisters in the room, same catalog.Revenue
- In04InvoicingQuotes, invoices, terms.Revenue
- Cs05CMSSites and pages, drafted with you.Presence
- Rp06ReportingJoined queries, dashboards, exports.Foundation
- Se07State engineEditable, versioned flows.Foundation
- Ig08Integrations + APIQuickBooks, Stripe, Shopify, API.Foundation
- Ev09Events & bookingsTickets, capacity, check-in.Revenue
- Sc10SchedulingResources, classes, rooms, bookings.Operations
- Cr11CRMContacts, segments, conversations.Relationships
- Ms12MessagingEmail, SMS, WhatsApp, Slack, Teams.Relationships
- Tl13TelephonyCloud calling, inside the CRM.Relationships
- Ct14ContractsTemplates, e-signature, audit trails.Relationships
- Sd15Support deskQueues, SLAs, CSAT.Relationships
- Fu16FulfillmentInbound, waves, pick · pack · QC, dock.Operations
- Cp17ComplianceTax, age-gate, audit, data controls.Operations
- Mn18Menus & reservationsMenus, modifiers, reservations.Operations
- Iv19Inventory & sourcingStock, counts, purchase orders, suppliers.Operations
- Hw20Hardware & devicesPrinters, readers, kiosks, edge agents.Foundation
- Pj21ProjectsBoards, tasks, reviews.Work & people
- Hr22HRPeople, onboarding, time.Work & people
- Wf23WorkforceShifts, time clock, timesheets.Work & people
02/The bonds
Nothing here is glued on. Everything is joined.
A ticket is a product in the catalog. An attendee is a customer in the CRM. A signed waiver sits on the same record the invoice does. The lines below are not integrations — they are the same tables, read from both sides.
- Elements
- 23
- Bonds
- 59
- Databases
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03/The reference
Every element, in full.
Grouped the way a company is: what brings money in, who you talk to, what the world sees, what has to happen next, the team itself, and the foundation under all of it.
Revenue
how money comes in·4 elements
- Cm01Commerce
Sell anywhere your customers find you.
Catalog, orders, carts, payments — the operational backbone.
- Catalog that fits your business
- Discounts and gift cards that don't lie
- Reports that match the bank
Read - Ps03Point of sale
Sell face to face from the same catalog and the same customer record.
Registers, receipts, card terminals, kitchen display — the same catalog, in the room.
- Registers that know the customer
- Kitchen display and routing
- Hardware that runs itself
Read - In04Invoicing
Get paid without leaving the platform.
Quotes, invoices, terms — for B2B, services, and Enterprise.
- Quotes that become invoices
- Terms, deposits, partial pay
- One ledger, joined to the rest
Read - Ev09Events & bookings
Run events without a separate platform.
Classes, tastings, ticketed events — with capacity and check-in.
- Sessions, capacity, waitlists
- Check-in at the door
- Customer data that travels
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Relationships
everyone you talk to·5 elements
- Cr11CRM
Your customers, not five copies of them.
Contacts, segments, conversations, bulletins — knit to commerce.
- Segments tied to actual behavior
- Inbox per channel, not per tool
- Bulletins that aren't blasts
Read - Ms12Messaging
Talk to your customers and your team from one place.
Email, SMS, WhatsApp, Slack, Teams — one inbox, one log.
- Every channel, one inbox
- Transactional + marketing, same engine
- Logged against the customer
Read - Tl13Telephony
A full phone system, built into your CRM.
A full cloud phone system — softphone, IVR, recordings, AI transcripts — built into your CRM.
- Softphone in the browser
- Route it the way your business runs
- Recordings, transcripts, full timeline
Read - Ct14Contracts
Send, sign, store. No DocuSign tab.
Templates, clauses, envelopes, audit trails — first-party, not a separate tool.
- Reusable clause library
- Public signing without accounts
- Wired into the customer record
Read - Sd15Support desk
Every ticket already knows the customer.
Queues, boards, SLAs, CSAT, automations — support on the same customer record.
- Boards, queues, and pools
- SLAs and CSAT
- Automations and API keys
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Operations
what has to happen next·5 elements
- Sc10Scheduling
Bookings that match what's actually possible.
Resources, events, classes, rooms, and bookings — with availability you can trust.
- Availability engine, not a calendar widget
- Events with waitlists and registrations
- Facility maps for spatial bookings
Read - Fu16Fulfillment
From the order landing to the carton leaving the dock.
Inbound, waves, pick · pack · QC, packaging, dock, returns.
- Waves that plan themselves
- The right box, every time
- Exceptions, handled
Read - Cp17Compliance
The boring-but-critical part, done right.
Tax, age-gate, regulated industries, audit trails, data controls.
- Tax & regulatory rules
- Audit trails, everywhere
- Data controls for the regulator
Read - Mn18Menus & reservations
The menu that runs the kitchen.
Menu builder, modifier libraries, 86ing, kitchen routing, and table reservations.
- One menu, every surface
- Kitchen routing and 86ing
- Reservations
Read - Iv19Inventory & sourcing
Know what you have, and what's on its way.
Stock by location, cycle counts, replenishment, purchase orders, suppliers, EDI.
- Stock you can trust
- Suppliers and purchase orders
- EDI that speaks X12
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Work & people
the team itself·3 elements
- Pj21Projects
Product work, internal projects, and support, on one board.
Issues, sprints, gantt roadmaps, SLAs — and customer support, from one engine.
- Issues and sprints
- Gantt roadmaps
- Support tickets with SLAs
Read - Hr22HR
People, leave, performance, and lifecycle, built in.
Headcount, onboarding, leave, performance, comp, documents, org chart.
- Onboarding and exit flows
- Leave, performance reviews, comp
- Documents with e-sign and version history
Read - Wf23Workforce
The schedule, the clock, and the timesheet, in one place.
Shift schedules, coverage, time clock, timesheets, labour compliance.
- Schedules that match demand
- A time clock you can trust
- Compliance built in
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Foundation
underneath all of it·5 elements
- Sb02Sebastien
Not a chatbot. An assistant that knows your business inside and out.
The assistant that knows your business and every corner of Relmz: looks up, drafts, edits, acts.
- Acts across every element
- Role-aware, with citations
- Reads photos, PDFs, invoices
Read - Rp06Reporting
Reports that add up because they share a database.
Dashboards, joined queries, CSV exports, scheduled emails.
- Pre-built dashboards
- Joined queries, no exports
- Schedule, share, pipe
Read - Se07State engine
Workflows you edit, not workflows you escape.
Editable flows for orders, waves, returns, onboarding — versioned, replayable.
- Every flow is a graph
- Edit in the UI, versioned automatically
- Replay, audit, fork
Read - Ig08Integrations + API
Connect once, monitored forever.
QuickBooks, Stripe, Shopify, suppliers, custom — health-monitored, replayable.
- Provider abstraction, not lock-in
- Webhook ingestion with replay
- Health dashboard, not silent failure
Read - Hw20Hardware & devices
Every device on the floor, known by name and watched.
Printers, card readers, kiosks, edge agents — discovered, bound, and health-monitored.
- Discovery and binding
- Health and activity
- Edge agents and print servers
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04/One database
They add up because they share a memory.
When commerce, CRM, calendar, projects, HR, and Sebastien all read from the same place, reports stop lying, automations stop drifting, and every customer record is the same record. We didn't wire up a graph of syncs. We built one product.
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First-party, end to end
Every element is shipped by the same team, in the same codebase, in the same design language. No third-party plugin to break on a Tuesday.
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Joined queries that simply work
VIP customers who haven't booked in ninety days: one query across CRM, commerce, and calendar. Not three exports and a pivot table.
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Sebastien sees everything
Because every element exposes typed tools, Sebastien reads and acts across the whole system — with permissions that respect your roles.
- customers
- where segment = 'VIP'
- and last_booking < today - 90d
- and open_tickets = 0
- → 38 rows · crm ⋈ scheduling ⋈ projects
three elements · zero exports · every number cites its rows
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