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Gallucci One Finance

One business. One system. One view.

Your business doesn’t fit into a box.Your technology shouldn’t either.

Gallucci One builds adaptive business technology across finance, operations, data and AI — designed around the way your business actually works.

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15 modules are available today, starting with finance. 23 more are in development or planned. Every one of them says which it is.

The G1 ecosystem

6 categories. 38 modules. One engine. 15 of them are available today — the rest are in development or planned, and the graph says which is which.

Select a node to see what it holds. The outer ring is deliberately empty: it is where capabilities that do not exist yet will go.

  • G1 is technology.

    A posting engine, a data layer and a permission model — not a deck.

  • G1 understands businesses.

    Built by people who have closed a month under pressure, not only shipped software.

  • G1 connects the whole thing.

    Finance, operations, data, automation and AI reading the same records.

  • G1 adapts to your business.

    Industries, modules and workflows are configuration, not a rebuild.

  • G1 is designed to evolve.

    The architecture leaves room for capabilities nobody has defined yet.

15 modules available23 in development or planned15 industries modelled52 integrations mapped, 2 live today

The architecture

One core. Infinite possibilities.

Six layers, one engine. A business activates the parts it needs and the rest stays out of the way — which is why two businesses running G1 can look nothing alike.

The G1 platform

A business might use

Finance+Data

You know the business better than any system does. What you need is not more software — it is the handful of numbers that tell you whether this month is going the way you think it is.

5 modules, one engine, one permission model. Everything else stays switched off until it earns its place.

Owner-managed business

  1. G1 Core

    01

    The engine, the permissions and the rules everything else obeys.

    • Posting engine
    • Permissions
    • Period control
    • Audit trail
    • Companies

  2. Business Data

    02

    One record per customer, supplier, product, project and person.

    • Customers
    • Suppliers
    • Documents
    • Dimensions
    • Transactions

  3. Modules

    03

    The parts of the business you choose to run in G1.

    • Finance
    • Operations
    • Commercial
    • People
    • Data

  4. Automation

    04

    The work that should not need a person.

    • Schedules
    • Matching
    • Approvals
    • Rules
    • Alerts

  5. AI

    05

    Analysis, monitoring and assistance on the same permissioned data.

    • Ask
    • Analyse
    • Monitor
    • Predict
    • Assist

  6. Human Expertise

    06

    People who understand the business behind the numbers.

    • Implementation
    • Finance expertise
    • Process design
    • Analysis
    • Support

G1 Finance

Finance that actually understands the business.

Finance is where G1 started and where it is deepest. One double-entry engine runs the general ledger, payables, receivables, cash, tax, assets and reporting — across every company and currency you operate in.

12 of these 13 are available today. The engine underneath them validates every posting in the database, so the subledgers reconcile by construction rather than by effort.

Explore Finance
G1 · AccountingAvailable

Posted this period

€1,284,300

412 documents

  • Hierarchical chart of accounts with postable leaf accounts
  • Manual, recurring, accrual and reversal journals
  • Draft → pending approval → posted lifecycle
  • Trial balance with drill-down to the source document
  • Accrual and cash-basis views side by side

Subledger vs. control account

0.00

Accounting reconciles by construction, not by effort.

Illustrative interface. The figures are sample data, not results.

G1 Insight

Your business doesn’t just produce data.

G1 helps you understand what it is telling you. Observations arrive because something changed — not because you opened a dashboard.

Watching 38 modules across every company you run

Six kinds of observation: anomaly, trend, risk, opportunity, question and recommendation. Where it matters, people who understand the business review the analysis before anyone acts on it.

See G1 Insight
AnomalySame amount, same reference, eleven days apart.

A supplier bill looks like one you have already paid

A bill for €18,400 matches the amount and reference of one posted on the 6th. Both are approved, one is already in a payment run. The supplier has never invoiced the same reference twice in three years of history.

At risk

€18,400

1 bill

Hold the payment run line and confirm with the supplier before release.

See this observationDesigned to be read by an analyst before it reaches a board pack
TrendNot a spike. A direction.

Gross margin has drifted for four periods

Gross margin has fallen in each of the last four months, from 34.0% to 31.6%. Volume and mix are close to plan, so this is price and input cost rather than demand. One product line accounts for most of the movement.

Gross margin

31.6%

−2.4 pts

Review the price list on the affected line against current input cost.

See this observation

AI inside G1

Not an AI product. A layer that reads the same records the ledger does.

Not a bolt-on. The AI layer reads the same records the ledger does, under the same permissions, and writes its questions and answers to the same audit trail.

G1 AI and agents
Ask Finance analystIn development
Why did gross margin fall this month?
Margin fell 2.4 points to 31.6%. Most of it is one thing: material cost on the Ravenna line rose 8% after a supplier price change on the 3rd. Volume and mix are close to plan. Two bills from that supplier are still unapproved, so the figure could move again.
Which supplier?
The largest increase sits against one supplier account, across 14 bills. I have listed them with the old and new unit prices. The contract record shows the previous price list expired last quarter.

An illustrative exchange. Finance analyst reads only data the person asking can already see, cites the records behind every answer, and cannot post or approve anything.

Three ways in

Everyone describes the same problem differently.

Start from the business you run, the function that hurts, or the thing that is actually going wrong. All three land on the same catalogue.

All solutions

I run a business — show me what that usually needs.

One person carrying the whole picture in their head.

You know the business better than any system does. What you need is not more software — it is the handful of numbers that tell you whether this month is going the way you think it is.

Solutions for this business

Industries

Built around your business.

If your business doesn't fit one of these, that's exactly the point.

All 15 industries

Manufacturing

Manufacturers carry cost in stock, in work in progress and in machinery long before it reaches a customer. The finance question is always the same: what did this actually cost to make, and is the price still right?

G1 for Manufacturing

Where it does the work

  • Cost per product line, including overhead absorption
  • Purchase orders matched to receipts and bills before payment
  • Plant and equipment depreciated by branch and cost centre
  • Group consolidation across production entities

How it works

Six steps, and the last one never finishes.

Understand, connect, configure, automate, understand again — then keep changing, because the business will.

See How It Works

G1 maps the business before it changes anything.

What you actually do, in what order, and where the friction is. Not a requirements document — a map of the business as it runs today, including the parts that only work because someone remembers them.

  • Where data is created, and where it gets re-entered
  • Which systems earn their place and which are habit
  • The decisions people need to make, and what they lack
  • The controls that exist, and the ones that only exist on paper

An evolving system

Today, tomorrow, next — and whatever comes after that.

The last column is deliberately empty. G1 is built so capabilities nobody has specified yet have somewhere to go.

  1. Today

    Finance, working

    The finance product that exists and is in use.

    15 modules

    • General ledger and the posting engine
    • Payables, receivables and banking
    • Tax, fixed assets and expenses
    • Reporting, management accounting and consolidation

  2. Tomorrow

    Beyond finance

    Operations, commercial and documents on the same data.

    6 modules

    • Workflow and processes
    • Procurement
    • Projects
    • Documents

  3. Next

    Agents and prediction

    The system reading its own data, and doing the repetitive parts.

    5 modules

    • AI assistants and agents
    • Automated analysis
    • Forecasting and scenarios
    • Ranked recommendations

  4. Whatever comes next

    The capacity to add

    The part we are not going to pretend to have specified.

    Room reserved

    • New modules as content, not as releases
    • New industries without a new site
    • New agents without a new product
    • Capabilities that do not have a name yet

Integrations

Connect what you already use.

G1 does not start by telling you to replace everything. The connector library is data, so it grows without a release — and it says honestly what exists today.

The integration library
XeroAccountingOn requestQuickBooks OnlineAccountingOn requestSageAccountingOn requestZoho BooksAccountingPlannedSAPERPOn requestOracle NetSuiteERPOn requestMicrosoft Dynamics 365ERPOn requestOdooERPPlannedSalesforceCRMOn requestHubSpotCRMOn requestPipedriveCRMPlannedZoho CRMCRMPlannedBank statement importBankingAvailableOpen banking feedsBankingPlannedPayment filesBankingPlannedCorporate card feedsBankingPlannedADPPayrollOn requestGustoPayrollPlannedSage PayrollPayrollPlannedBrightPayPayrollPlannedBambooHRHRPlannedPersonioHRPlannedWorkdayHROn requestStripePaymentsOn requestPayPalPaymentsPlannedGoCardlessPaymentsPlanned
AdyenPaymentsOn requestShopifyEcommerceOn requestWooCommerceEcommercePlannedAmazon Seller CentralEcommerceOn requestMagentoEcommercePlannedGoogle WorkspaceProductivityPlannedMicrosoft 365ProductivityPlannedNotionProductivityPlannedAsanaProductivityPlannedSpreadsheet import & exportDataAvailableGoogle BigQueryDataPlannedSnowflakeDataPlannedPower BIDataPlannedLooker StudioDataPlannedGoogle DriveDocumentsPlannedSharePointDocumentsPlannedDropboxDocumentsPlannedDocuSignDocumentsPlannedSlackCommunicationPlannedMicrosoft TeamsCommunicationPlannedEmail notificationsCommunicationPlannedWhatsApp BusinessCommunicationPlannedREST APIAPIsPlannedWebhooksAPIsPlannedScheduled file transferAPIsPlannedZapierAPIsPlanned

2 connectors are live today — bank statement import and spreadsheet import & export. Everything else is planned or built on request, and every tile says which.

Build Your G1

Switch things on and watch it assemble.

G1 starts empty. Pick the parts of the business you actually run and the environment builds itself around them.

What does your business need?

Your G13/6 active
Finance
Operations
Commercial
People
Data
AI
Modules
22
Available today
15
Engine
One

This is a sketch, not a quote. The configurator on Build Your G1 goes down to the module.

Build Your G1

Trust

The controls are in the database, not in a policy document.

No certifications yet. We would rather say so.

How G1 is secured

  • Security

    Row-level security on every table, scoped to the company.

  • Permissions

    Roles that mean something: owner, admin, accountant, clerk, viewer, approver.

  • Approvals

    Maker-checker, enforced where it cannot be argued with.

  • Audit trail

    Posted documents cannot be edited. Corrections are new documents.

Start anywhere

Different businesses work differently. G1 is built for that.

Tell us how you actually operate, and we will show you what your G1 would look like.

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