One record set
Modules are views onto shared data, not separate applications with an integration bolted between them.
In development
Your business. One operating system.
Most organisations run on six systems that do not speak to each other, and a seventh spreadsheet that reconciles them. SpikeOS is our answer to that: one platform where operations, people, finance, customers and automation work from a single record set, with an assistant that can act inside it.
Modules
One platform. One record set.
01
Command
The operational picture in one place — what needs attention today, across every module.
02
Operations
Jobs, projects, tasks and workflow, with routing and approvals that are enforced rather than remembered.
03
People
Employee records, leave, onboarding and performance on the same identity the rest of the platform uses.
04
Finance
Invoicing, expenses, budgets and revenue reporting generated from live operational activity.
05
Customers
Accounts, pipeline, communication history and service records against one customer record.
06
AI
An assistant grounded in your own data, respecting the same permissions as the person asking.
07
Automation
Rules and triggers that move work between modules and people without manual handling.
08
Insights
Dashboards and reporting built on the operational record rather than on monthly exports.
Principles
How it is designed.
Permissions everywhere
Role-based access is a platform service. The assistant is bound by exactly the same rules as the person using it.
Auditable by default
Approvals, changes and automated actions are time-stamped and attributable, without anyone opting in.
Your data stays yours
Export is a first-class feature. A platform you cannot leave is a platform you should not adopt.
Where SpikeOS is today. SpikeOS is in active development. The interface shown on this site is a product presentation using representative demonstration data — it is not live customer information. We are speaking with organisations interested in early access.
Interested in early access?
We are speaking with organisations whose operations would genuinely benefit from a single platform. Tell us how yours runs today.