One platform.
A different shape per business.
A pharma manufacturer runs the full GxP stack. An investment firm runs contracts, projects, and little else. Vered flexes because you license modules, not a monolith — and cross-fire pulls the next one in when your business is ready for it. Here is how that looks across ten industries.
- Regulated manufacturing
Pharma, nutraceutical, cosmetics, medical device — the full GxP stack.
- Food & Beverage
Where retail-buyer relationships meet the production floor.
- Chemicals & specialty materials
Formulated, batch-made, and heavily documented.
- Industrial manufacturing
Discrete production, BOMs, and work orders — without the GxP overhead.
- Distribution & CPG
Order-to-cash and sourcing, without a factory.
- Spirits & Distilling
Aged inventory, capital expansion, and distribution contracts.
- Real estate & development
Developments as projects, deals as contracts, capital as a plan.
- Investment companies & Financials
Contracts and deal execution — without the ERP you don't need.
- Professional & advisory services
Tax, accounting, consulting, and law firms — engagements, not production runs.
- Agency businesses
Rights, talent, media, and advertising — deals run on behalf of clients.
One foundation for the work
Keep related business records, people and responsibilities in a common platform as your scope grows.
Start with a useful module
Explore Legal, Projects, CRM or product lifecycle work. Add relevant functions when another need appears.
Understand, then follow through
Ask questions in context, explore agent insights and use configured Cross Fire routes to carry work across functions.
Don’t see yours?
These are illustrations, not the limit. The modules compose the same way for any operation that runs on orders, documents, projects, or a production floor. The relevant module count is also honest about what you’d actually turn on.