Applets and Workflows
BigLedger’s modular architecture is built on applets - reusable components that provide specific business functionality. Each applet can be used by multiple modules, ensuring consistency across your entire system.
Understanding Applets
Key Characteristics
- Reusable - One applet serves multiple modules
- Configurable - Customize to your business needs
- Integrated - Seamlessly work together
- Independent - Can be updated without affecting others
Applet Categories
Browse applets by their functional group:
Master Data
Foundation applets for managing core reference data — Organization, Chart of Accounts, Cashbook, Employee, Doc Item, Customer, Supplier, Pricebook, Workflow Design, and Tax Configuration.
External Tenant Admin
System-level administration for tenant configuration and user management.
Purchase Workflow
End-to-end procurement cycle — from requisitions and purchase orders through GRN, invoicing, returns, and credit/debit notes.
Inventory Workflow
Stock and inventory operations — stock requisitions, transfers, adjustments, availability tracking, and inventory reporting.
Sales Workflow
Complete sales cycle — POS, sales orders, invoicing, delivery, returns, credit/debit notes, proforma invoices, and sales reporting.
Finance
Financial accounting operations — receipt and payment vouchers, purchase invoices, debtor/creditor reports, ledger and journal, financial reports, bank reconciliation, statement of accounts, deposits, and budgeting.
E-Invoice
Electronic invoicing administration, monitoring portals, and LHDN compliance.
SST
Sales and Service Tax compliance and administration.
Membership
Customer loyalty programs, membership administration, commission schemes, and voucher management.
Sales Commission
Commission scheme configuration and sales commission tracking.
RMA
Return Merchandise Authorization — managing product returns, approvals, and tracking.
Applet Resources
- Complete Applet Catalog - Comprehensive directory of all BigLedger applets organized by module
- Applet Directory - Searchable applet marketplace and installation guide
- Applet Store - Marketplace for additional applets and extensions
Featured Applet Categories
Core Module (13 Essential Applets)
Foundation applets required by all other modules:
- Tenant Admin Applet - System administration and configuration
- Chart of Accounts Applet - Financial account structure
- Organization Applet - Company and organizational structure
- Customer Maintenance Applet - Customer master data
- Supplier Maintenance Applet - Vendor master data
- Employee Maintenance Applet - Employee records
- Tax Configuration Applet - Tax setup and compliance
- Tax Config Applet - Advanced tax configuration
- SST Applet - Malaysian SST reporting
- Shipping Pricebook Applet - Automated shipping fee calculations
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Financial & Accounting
- General Ledger Applet - Core financial transactions
- Bank Reconciliation Applet - Automated bank statement matching
- Internal Receipt Voucher Applet - Manage receipts, payments, and contras
- Debtor and Creditor Report Applet - AR/AP reporting and analysis
Inventory & Operations
- Stock Take Applet - Digital inventory counting and management
- Stock Balance Applet - Real-time inventory tracking
- Internal Stock Adjustment Applet - Inventory corrections
- Production Planning & Monitoring Applet - Manufacturing planning and job order management
- Manufacturing Operation Applet - Shop floor execution and production tracking
- Process Monitoring Applet - Business process tracking
Customer Engagement
- Team Maintenance Applet - Team structure and management
- Membership Admin Console Applet - Customer loyalty programs
- Unified Contact Center Applet - Customer service platform
E-Invoice Compliance
- My E-invoice Portal Applet - Centralized submission and status monitoring
- My E-Invoice Admin Applet - E-invoice management and LHDN compliance
- SST Applet - Malaysian SST reporting
Pricing & Commerce
- Pricebook Applet - Advanced pricing management
- EcomSync Related Applets - E-commerce synchronization
Module Integration
Applets are designed with a many-to-many relationship with modules: