Connected data

Not just all-in-one.
All-connected.

Most platforms put your tools under one login. SEDER ONE puts them on one connected record — where every record knows about the others, a change is felt where it matters, and the system points to the next step. Not apps syncing copies. One living system.

The difference

One record, not many copies.

A stack of point tools keeps your customer in the invoicing app, the booking app and the accounts — three copies you keep in sync by hand. SEDER ONE keeps one.

Every module reads and writes the same records, joined by real relationships in one database. Enter something once and it's genuinely the same thing everywhere — not a copy pushed over an integration that drifts the moment one side changes.

Point-tool stack
Customer · invoicing
Customer · booking
Customer · accounts
three copies, synced by hand
SEDER ONE
Customer
QuotesInvoicesJobsRota
one record, every module
See it all

Open any record, see its whole world.

Every record carries a Connected panel. Open a customer and see their quotes, orders, invoices, jobs and subscriptions — plus anything you've linked yourself — each a click away, in both directions.

It's live across the platform: customers, quotes, orders, invoices, jobs, projects, purchasing and more — no setup, on every plan.

Connected to Meridian Café
Quotes Quote #204Quote #211
Orders Order #518
Invoices Invoice #1042Invoice #1067
Jobs Machine service
Subscription Bean club · active
Custom Referred by · Ana P.

Every link is two-way and clickable — the ones you define yourself are flagged.

It stays in sync by itself

When something changes, the related records feel it.

Because it's one graph, a change doesn't sit in a silo. Pay an invoice and it appears on the customer's and the job's activity trail. The platform also points out the sensible next step — right on the record and in one Action Center. You stay in control: it suggests, you confirm. No blind automation, and no AI — just clear rules.

  • A job is marked complete suggests you raise its invoice
  • An invoice is paid suggests you reward the customer with loyalty
  • Stock drops to its reorder point suggests you draft a restock order
  • A serious safety incident is logged suggests you flag the assigned staff member's upcoming shifts
  • A certificate nears expiry suggests you renew it before it lapses
  • A sent quote goes cold suggests you follow it up
  • A subscription is cancelled suggests you plan a win-back

Suggestions open a pre-filled screen for you to confirm — nothing is sent, invoiced or changed on its own. Outreach actions (loyalty, win-backs) are planned in-app, not auto-sent.

Pro · Data Studio

Draw your own connections. No code.

On Premium, the graph is yours to extend — on top of the same connected record, never touching raw data.

Define your own relations

Draw a relationship between any two record types — “referred by”, “warranty covers”, whatever your business needs — and link records under it.

Roll up across the links

Surface counts and totals over a relation as derived fields — a customer's job count, their lifetime paid — computed live, no spreadsheets.

Govern how it connects

Set who can create relations, one-to-one vs many, and which links are required — structure without a developer, and without touching raw data.

Why it's different

Integrations sync copies. We don't.

Point-tool stackssynced apps

A change in one app is a chore to reflect in the others — until it drifts. You are the integration.

Meta-model ERPsrigid abstractions

Flexibility bought by bending your data into abstract tables you then fight to report on.

SEDER ONEone living graph

Concrete, typed records for integrity — plus a no-code layer to extend the graph. Joined only when read. Best of both.

The whole business, genuinely connected.

One record, every module — knowing about each other, and pointing the way forward.