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Built to stay steady while your business changes.

Software should keep working through updates, fit how you work and keep your data safe. That's why BX1X exists.

Most businesses end up running on a pile of apps. Each one works on its own. Together, they’re fragile.

One app updates and something else stops working. Information gets copied between them by hand. Adding a new way of working means adding another tool, and another login, and another place for data to leak.

BX1X was designed the other way round: one system, made of independent parts that work together, so it can grow and change without falling over. It’s shaped around your processes rather than asking you to change them, and it can run wherever you need it to. See how BX1X fits your business and grows with it.

Built like a well-run town.

Each part of BX1X works like its own building, with its own job. They share information along the roads, and every trip is checked before it’s let through. Try it.

BX1X drawn as a small townSix buildings (Shop, Stock, Billing, Bookings, Support and Accounting) around a ring road, with the town hall in the middle. Every driveway has a traffic light and a boom gate. A traffic officer stands at the Accounting gate. The caption beside the picture describes what happens.Town hallpeople, security, settingsShopEmpty plotStockEmpty plotBillingEmpty plotBookingsEmpty plotSupportEmpty plotAccountingEmpty plotNew version

Swipe sideways to see the whole town.

Everyday work is already on the roads. Pick something to try, and watch everything else keep moving.

On the roads right now

  • Booking to invoice
  • Online order: shop, stock, invoice
  • Invoices and payments into the books
  • Stock value into the books
  • Billable support work
  • Unauthorised car (only when you try it)

The small green tag on each roof shows it belongs.

Build your townBilling, Accounting and the town hall are always there. Switch the rest on when you need them.
BuildingsThe parts of BX1X, each doing one job well.
RoadsHow the parts share information, so nothing is typed twice.
Traffic lights and gatesEvery trip is checked before it’s let in.
Town hallThe foundation they all share: people, security and settings.

A simplified picture to explain the idea, not a map of the software.

Updates without upheaval.

Your team shouldn’t notice an update, except for the new things it brings.

How an update arrives
Your system: running version 4.2
  1. Checked
  2. Prepared
  3. Tested
  4. Live
  • Checked before it runsEvery part is checked before it’s allowed to start.
  • Prepared alongside, then switchedA new version is readied next to the current one. Your team keeps working on the current version while it’s prepared.
  • A problem? You stay on what worksIf a health check fails, the last working version keeps running while it’s sorted out.
  • Independent partsEach area of the system stands on its own, so fixing or improving one doesn’t disturb the others.
  • Tested, traced and signed offThousands of automated checks run before a release, each change is traced back to what was asked for, and a person signs it off.
Illustrative photo: a doctor listens to a patient across her consulting-room desk.
Illustrative photo

Safe enough for a medical practice.

  • Your data kept apart at the deepest levelEach business’s records are kept strictly apart, not just hidden on screen.
  • Checked before anything is shownPermissions are checked before a record is shown or changed, so a hidden button is never the only lock.
  • Medical records need consentHealth information is only visible where the patient has given consent, and every look is logged. See BX1X for medical practices.
  • Sign-in you can controlModern password protection, two-step sign-in, sessions an administrator can end at any time, and repeated failed sign-in attempts slowed down. See security and access control.
  • A permanent activity trailImportant actions are recorded with who did what and when, with sensitive details automatically hidden from the log.
  • Protected against common attacksHardening against the usual web threats is on by default.

Run it where it suits you.

The same BX1X, in three ways: the everyday cloud, your own private server, or on your premises. We look after the setup and updates in each.

What it is

BX1X runs in our cloud, alongside other businesses. Each business’s data is kept strictly apart.

Suits

  • Owners who want to get going quickly
  • Small and growing teams
  • No servers to think about

We look after

  • Setup and updates
  • Backups
  • Keeping it running

You can change your mind later. Moving between options is a planned move that we do with you. Ask us where your data will be kept before you choose.

Questions owners ask

Will an update break what my team is doing?

Updates are checked first and prepared alongside the version you are using, so your team keeps working. If the new version fails its health check, the last working version simply keeps running.

Where can BX1X run?

In the everyday cloud, on a private server that runs only your business, or on a server at your premises. We look after the setup and updates in each, and moving between them later is a planned move we do with you.

Can I control what each person in my team sees?

Yes. You set up roles that decide who can see and do what, down to individual actions. A receptionist can see the diary without seeing your finances.

Does BX1X have two-step sign-in?

Yes. Staff can sign in with a second step, an administrator can end any session at any time, and repeated failed sign-in attempts are slowed down.

Can I see who changed something?

Yes. Important actions are written to an activity trail with who did what and when. Sensitive details are hidden from the log automatically.

Where will my data be kept?

That depends on the hosting option you choose. Ask us before you decide and we will tell you exactly where it would live.

See it for yourself.

Get a demo account: your own login to BX1X with sample data. Then talk to us about how your business works and where you'd like BX1X to run.