ARTHAPlatform overview
A serious foundation for modern business operations.
Artha Business Suite is a multi-industry operating platform spanning sales, inventory, purchasing, finance and GST preparation, customers, teams, reporting, merchant commerce and specialised operational engines.
What Artha brings together
| Area | Product scope |
|---|---|
| Business operations | POS, sales, returns, inventory, variants, purchasing, suppliers, CRM, loyalty, staff and reporting. |
| Finance & GST | Accounting, ledgers, receivables/payables, reports, GST calculation/preparation and provider-adapter boundaries. |
| Commerce | Merchant configuration, public storefront, catalogue, customer cart, authoritative checkout, order tracking and fulfilment controls. |
| Adaptation | A Business Type Engine with 31 live-tested business types resolved through 29 data models and 10 reusable operating archetypes. |
| Industry engines | Restaurant kitchen and modifiers, service availability, gym memberships, pharmacy dispensing, electronics serial/warranty, and production recipe/batch/output-lot lifecycles. |
| Architecture | TypeScript/Expo, Supabase/Postgres/RLS/RPCs/Edge Functions and Electron desktop delivery paths. |
Release posture
Artha v1.0.9 package revision r4 passes local type, contract, quality and web-export gates plus a 112-migration staging replay, RLS coverage for all 140 public tables, tenant isolation, retail lifecycle, specialised-engine journeys and a live 31-business-type matrix. The production rollout and policy-parity repair passed on 15 October 2026 with 193 policies and zero named drift policies. Every desktop, Android and web payload is rebuilt from an environment-isolated production export. Publisher signing, clean-device acceptance, provider activation, hardware certification and statutory submission remain separate external requirements.
Built to grow
Artha provides a connected operating layer for SMB accounting, POS, inventory, commerce and vertical business workflows. Its shared foundations let specialised operations remain tied to stock, customers, finance, permissions and audit evidence.