Finance
Accounting, invoicing, expenses, spreadsheets and BI, documents, e-signature.
Lia Desk
The whole business, in one place — in plain English.
The moment
Accounting in one system. Inventory in another. CRM in a third. Nobody can see the whole picture, and reconciling it is somebody’s entire Friday.
Lia Desk is the full business suite, running as one system — a complete, unified foundation built on an open-source engine with two decades behind it, running for tens of millions of users in more than 150 countries. We didn’t reinvent that foundation. We wired it, taught it to learn a business instead of asking a business to learn it, and put Lia inside every module.
Finance, sales, HR, supply chain, marketing, services, websites and productivity, all reading from the same data instead of four tools that each half-know the truth.
Accounting, invoicing, expenses, e-signature. CRM, point of sale, subscriptions, rentals. Employees, recruitment, time off, appraisals, fleet. Inventory, manufacturing, purchase, maintenance, quality. Projects, timesheets, field service, helpdesk, appointments. It is genuinely the whole thing, not a starter set.
And Lia lives inside it. Not bolted on the side — the same Coach, CoPilot and Operator working across every module, so the answer to "where is that order" is the same answer whether it came from a phone call, an email or the warehouse floor.
What it actually does
Sales
CRM, quotes and orders, point of sale for shops and restaurants, subscriptions, rentals.
Supply chain
Inventory, manufacturing, PLM, purchasing, maintenance, quality control.
People
Employees, recruitment, time off, appraisals, referrals, fleet.
Services
Projects, timesheets, field service, helpdesk, planning, appointments.
Web and marketing
Site builder, e-commerce, blog, forum, live chat, eLearning, email, SMS, events, automation, surveys.
What it doesn’t do
- This is a real system, and moving onto one takes real work. Anyone who tells you a business suite goes live in a weekend is selling you something.
- You do not have to take all of it. Most people start with the two or three modules that hurt most.
Every product page has this section. If a company won’t tell you where its software stops, that’s the tell.