One dashboard where every person sees exactly what needs them today — approvals, absences, memos, money — and nothing they don't. Live, on any device, in Thai and English.
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SMEs run leave forms, petty cash books, purchase sign-offs and internal memos across spreadsheets, chat threads and paper. Nothing is live, nothing is approved on time, and month-end is archaeology. Rapid OS replaces all of it with one attention-driven dashboard.
Cards fold themselves when quiet and pop open the second something needs attention — an approval, an expiring contract, a late delivery. Red badges can never hide.
Drag cards into your own lanes, collapse or hide what you don't care about. Every person's dashboard is theirs, on every device.
Submit a leave request and your approver's card opens itself within seconds — no reload, no email ping-pong, whatever their notification preference.
The manager's dashboard on a Tuesday morning — every card is a queue, every badge is real, and it arranges itself around what needs you.
The same dashboard shows each person a different company — automatically, from their role.
My day at a glance: what's due, who's out, what I asked for. Requests leave, files a purchase requisition, follows the notice board — no app-hunting.
Everything the office worker has — plus the whole branch's project reality: every overdue task, everything unassigned, across all their projects.
The approval cockpit: time off, purchase requisitions, cash advances, petty cash, memos and helpdesk — each queue opens itself when someone is waiting.
Sits in the parent company, sees every branch: who's away company-wide, second approvals, contracts ending, new hires — and posts announcements to exactly the branches that should read them.
Final word on the big things: senior sign-off on large cash advances (four-eyes enforced), director signature on memos — with the whole group visible from the parent company.
Your customers get a clean support lane: tickets straight into your helpdesk with SLAs, answered from the same dashboard your team lives on.
Everything an SME needs to get off spreadsheets, day one.