Company settings & integrations
Company details, integrations, and the settings that shape how Bettr Manager runs.
How company settings and integrations work
The companies, languages, contacts, notifications, and accounting connection you set once so the rest of Bettr Manager fits how your business already runs.
Add and manage companies
Add each plant or entity you run, set its details and time zone, and switch between them from one login.
Set the languages your floor reads
Name the language your recipe steps are written in, add the other languages your crew reads, and let one step carry a version in each.
Set the levels your floor counts by
Keep one list of the totes, racks and pallets your floor counts finished output in, and pick the ones each recipe arrives in.
Keep your customers and vendors in contacts
Add the customers you sell to and the vendors you buy from to one list, set how each one pays, and keep it current for your purchase and sales orders.
Validate a vendor's compliance documents
Open a vendor's validation file, attach the six food-safety documents and two assessments it needs, and read the status that shows at a glance whether the supplier is qualified.
Configure notifications
Turn on the events worth a heads-up, write what each one says, and choose who receives it — by person, department, or role.
Stay on top of your notifications
Read what Bettr flags on the floor, jump straight to the record each one points at, and keep your unread count down.
Connect QuickBooks
Link your QuickBooks Online company to Bettr Manager so the floor and your books point at the same business, and read the connection's health from the page.
Connect Odoo
Link your Odoo account to Bettr Manager, add its webhook, and bring your products, vendors, and purchase orders across.
Companies reference
Every field on a company record — its name, code, description, time zone, and the regulatory details that print on your log PDFs — and where each one shows up.
Contacts reference
Every field on a contact record — its customer or vendor type, the addresses and people it holds, its payment terms, and the vendor validation status Bettr derives — plus what the contacts list shows and who can change it.
Notifications reference
Every part of Bettr Manager's notifications — the event types you turn on and how they're worded, the recipient rules that route each one, and the feed where they land — plus the states, controls, and permissions behind them.
Integrations reference
Every part of the Integrations hub and the QuickBooks and Odoo connections — what each row shows, the health states behind each connection, what flows between the systems, and who can manage them.