Practical written guides for the Rabia ERP you run today — setup, sales, manufacturing, accounting, inventory, TechQ AI, integrations, and HR. Every card below opens a complete article.
New to the system? Follow this path: company workspace → first sales invoice → first production order → first executive report.
Create the workspace, open warehouses, add the team, and set who can do what.
Invoices, quotations, collections, statements, targets, and TechQ sales summaries.
Work orders, materials, bills of materials, costing, and run close-out.
Ledgers, statements, collections, and the journals behind them.
Products, transfers, receiving, dispatch, audits, and purchasing.
What each AI seat does, how recommendations reach you, and current limits.
Marketplace and store connections are configured in workspace settings. Each connected channel flows into the same customers, products, stock, and invoices — refunds and returns included.
Team files, shifts, leave, and who can access each module.
TechQ reviews daily sales velocity, lead time, and safety stock against live data so purchasing can set the right threshold per item. Purchase drafts always need manager approval. Read the guide.
New branches start with manually entered targets, which TechQ refines once real sales data accumulates. Read the guide.
Reports can be generated on demand or scheduled as daily briefs, weekly summaries, or monthly board reviews. Read the guide.
No. Each recommendation carries its reason and a suggested action; approval stays with your team, and every AI seat works within its fair-use quota. See AI seats.
Connected channels match customers, products, and stock, then post into sales invoices — including refunds and returns. See integrations.
Follow the four steps at the top of this page: workspace, first invoice, first work order, first report.