Classic modules and add-ons
This is the legacy documentation archive. The classic modules described here have been replaced by custom Modules, which you build to match your own data instead of activating a fixed set. These pages are kept for reference and are no longer updated. The current product documentation is at docs.boost.space.
In the classic data model, a module was a ready-made type of data — Tasks, Products, Contacts — that you activated and then extended with add-ons such as Work Hours or Invoices. Start with Modules for the architecture, or Add-ons for how they were installed.
Modules
| Module | What it held |
|---|---|
| Contacts | Leads and customers, with customer journeys |
| Products | The product database, synced to e-shops and warehouses |
| Business Orders | Orders from every sales channel, with statuses |
| Invoices | Issued and received invoices |
| News Monitor | Tracked mentions and news sources |
| Tasks | Work items, assignments and deadlines |
Add-ons
| Add-on | What it added |
|---|---|
| Work Hours | Hours logged against tasks |
| Projects | Project structure over tasks |
| Business Cases | Opportunities through the sales cycle |
| Offers | Quotes and business offers |
| Contracts | Contract records and their terms |
| Calendar | Scheduling across modules |
| Forms | Data collected from outside the system |
| Docs | Documents attached to records |
| Notes | Free-form notes on records |
| Warehouses | Stock levels and movements |
Related
- Sales workflow — how these modules fitted together end to end.
- Custom template – Tasks module — the bridge to building your own.