Plain-spoken notes on business software you own outright, keeping systems fast, and putting AI to work in the real world. Written by the people doing the work.
For most service businesses the slowest part isn't the work — it's the gap between finishing the work and billing for it. Here's how we make a completed, verified job create and send its own invoice, so cash stops sitting in a clipboard.
A field-service business was running Salesforce, Zoho, QuickBooks Online, and a pile of spreadsheets. Here's how we folded all four into one platform the company owns — with no time offline, in two months.
A realistic 90-day plan for getting your all-in-one business software (ERPNext) live — what happens in each 30-day step, what sets the pace, and what can push the date back.
A line-by-line look at what NetSuite really costs over five years versus running your own ERPNext (all-in-one business software) inside your own Google Cloud account — and how the fee for every employee who logs in quietly adds up.
How Infinary is putting three new tools from Google Cloud Next 2026 — Agent Identity, the Virgo network, and Knowledge Catalog — to work inside business software you own outright.
Welcome to Field Notes. A simple introduction to how Infinary sets up business software you own outright, and why we want to end the fee charged for every employee who logs in.
How we lock or wipe a lost device from afar in seconds, so no one can read the data on it even if they steal the hardware.
How we use Google's business AI to read invoices and automatically check that the invoice, purchase order, and delivery receipt all agree before anything gets paid.
How we carefully move your data out of Oracle NetSuite and into all-in-one business software you own, tidying it up along the way, with nothing lost and no time offline.