📌 Documentation is under development
Dear users!
Since OmniCraft ERP is currently in an active beta stage, being regularly improved and expanded, the reference materials are also updated gradually.
At the moment, please treat the documentation as indicative — it is incomplete, may temporarily lack descriptions of some features, or contain inaccuracies.
🧩 Marketplace (Ecosystem of Extensions)
The profession of a handcrafter is too multifaceted to fit into a single universal interface. What is ideal for a leathercrafter (patterns, cutting area) will be absolutely useless for a watch repairer or a potter, only overloading the program with unnecessary buttons.
To solve this problem, OmniCraft ERP uses an architecture of Global Modules (Add-ons). The base core of the program remains light and fast, and you can connect specific niche functions yourself through the built-in Marketplace.
🛒 How the Marketplace works
In the right slide-out panel (Drawer) in the "Extensions & Marketplace" section, there is a Marketplace button. When you click it, the program contacts the server and loads the current catalog of available extensions.
1. Connecting Free Modules
Some system modules (for example, Ambassador) are distributed absolutely free of charge. To start using them:
- Open the Marketplace.
- Find the module you need and click Connect for free.
- The program will instantly update your license key and unlock the module. No downloading files, installation, or program restarts are required — the module will immediately appear in the side menu!
2. Purchasing Paid Modules
Highly specialized professional modules are paid as a one-time fee. You pay only for those instruments that you actually use in your work.
- In the paid module card, click Buy for X ₽.
- A secure online payment window will open in your browser.
- Immediately after a successful payment, the module will automatically link to your license key, and you can start working.
Technical Magic (Zero Overhead)
You don't need to worry that installing dozens of modules will slow down your computer. All modules are physically sewn into the program's source code, but they use a "Lazy Loading" architecture. The module does not consume a single megabyte of RAM until you click on it.
🔄 The Global Nature of Modules
Unlike material warehouses or receipts, which are strictly tied to a specific business (in PRO mode), global modules work on top of all your workspaces.
If you bought the "Patterns" module, you will be able to use a single database of your drawings and patterns regardless of which of your business workspaces you are currently in.