The platform, and how to connect to it
What d1kit provides out of the box, and the interfaces a deployment exposes to the rest of your estate. Implementation detail and module source are shared with community members and partner firms under an access agreement, not published here.
I am evaluating the platform
Start with what d1kit provides and where the time saving comes from, then read whichever module is closest to what you need built.
Read the introduction →I need to integrate with a deployment
REST for defined operations, GraphQL for related data in one round trip, webhooks to be told when something happens.
See the interfaces →I want to know what it does for finance or stock
Ledger, budgeting, procurement and reconciliation; multi-location stock, requisitions, receipts and valuation.
Browse the modules →I want to learn it and join a project team
The classes are open to everyone. Community membership adds the platform itself, a working environment and a mentor.
Request access →Everything on this site
7 pages, grouped as the sidebar groups them.
Overview
- Introduction
What d1kit is, what it delivers out of the box, and who it is for.
Modules
- Financial accounting
Double-entry ledger, budgeting, procurement, remittances, reconciliation and reporting - what the financial module provides out of the box.
- Inventory & supply chain
Multi-location stock control, requisitions, goods receipt, vendor-managed inventory, valuation and stock reporting.
Integrate
- REST API
The REST interface - how integrations authenticate, what it exposes, and the operational rules that apply to every caller.
- GraphQL
The GraphQL endpoint - when it beats REST, what it is good at, and the limits every deployment enforces.
- Webhooks
Event notification - subscribing to what happens in a deployment, verifying what you receive, and building a receiver that survives production.
Community
- Request access
Who the community is for, what membership provides, and how to apply.