Platform
Ask MAIA what you’ll be asked later.
The assistant that answers across your whole company is not a demo, and neither is the ledger beneath it. MAIA runs the surfaces your team works on and a full set of business modules underneath — each one rule-driven and proof-backed — in production today. Interrogate it now, the way you’ll be interrogated later.
The surfaces
Where the company actually works.
Workspace
Channels and chat, and a workspace for every project and process, with the tasks beneath them — the day-to-day, beside the records it produces.
Cloud disk
Storage for every file, with documents read, understood and searchable — so a contract or a certificate is something the system can actually reason about.
Knowledge base
Policies, procedures and institutional memory in one place — the declared way you do things, kept where the work can consult it.
Assistant
One place to ask across the whole company — answers drawn from the work, the files and the records, not invented.
The core
Eleven business modules. One provable spine.
Each keeps its own records with the same discipline — immutable ledgers, proof-backed entries, rules enforced below the application — and they move work between one another without ever putting your books at risk.
Finance & ledger
The general ledger, journals and statements.
Customers & suppliers
The parties you buy from and sell to.
Procurement
Purchasing, from request to receipt.
Inventory
Stock, lots and movements.
Sales
Orders, fulfilment and invoicing.
Controlling
Cost, margin and internal reporting.
Manufacturing
Production and what it consumes.
People
Employees, pay and the entries it generates.
Projects
Work, time and project accounting.
Governance & compliance
Controls and the record of them.
Books
A multi-client accounting workbench (below).
Books
A workbench for accounting across many clients.
For firms that keep the books for others, Books is a purpose-built workbench: documents come in, MAIA reads and prepares them, an accountant reviews, and clean numbers go out — each client kept strictly separate, each entry carrying its proof. Run it on its own, or connected straight through to the ledger. It is the sharpest example of the whole idea: the AI does the volume, the accountant keeps the judgment, and every figure can face an audit.