A deal is equivalent to a contract. Bazal One enables you to model your business operations by simply adding various types of deals between your company and its clients, suppliers, employees, banks, government entities, or investors.

• Each deal defines the engaged counterparties, the scope of products and services to be delivered, and the associated cash flows.

• Deals can fall into two archetypes: plan or fact only

• You can add a deal in the way that best suits your business — manually, by importing a file, uploading contracts and invoices, or integrating with existing systems.

Bazal One is a deal platform that models only the core economic elements of your business — counterparties, product flows, and cash flows — and connects them to contracts. It doesn’t model workflows or processes. Instead, teams input planned and actual deals, and Bazal One automatically generates reports on business performance, such as:

• Sales by region, client, channel, product & service, and team

• Expenditures by team, supplier, supply product & service, asset, and project

• Sankey view on how revenue is distributed across teams, suppliers, projects, assets

Bazal One serves as a single source of truth for your business model by establishing top-down requirements for business processes. Organizations operate across three levels: Business Model, Strategy, and Operations. Traditionally, business models and strategies are managed in Excel and PowerPoint, while operations are automated through ERP, CRM, SCM, HR, and other systems.

Bazal One bridges this gap — providing a unified platform to model and control your most critical decision-making layers: business model and strategy.

Bazal One enables not only the development but also the digital implementation of your IT architecture design process, creating a controlled link between the business model, strategy, and operations. It defines strategic requirements for the most critical data in your company — product flows and cash flows. Process automation systems can then be developed based on these requirements, with a clear definition of the data that must be generated and fed back into Bazal One.

The annual cost of the Bazal One platform is simple and transparent. There is only one payment — a monthly subscription fee per user. All features are included with no limitations, no hidden integration fees, and no consulting charges — just one straightforward payment.

The only additional consideration is infrastructure cost:

• For the cloud version, 500 GB of storage is included. Any extra storage is billed at the current market rate for cloud storage in your region

• For on-premise installations, you determine your own infrastructure setup and costs

Bazal One operates above process automation systems, at the business model and strategy level of your organization. In Bazal One, you manage only two things:

• Planning future deals

• Controlling executed deals

Our recommendation:

• Use Bazal One as the master data platform for all planned deals

• Integrate specialized systems — such as CRM, SRM, SCM, HR, and others — to manage actual (fact) deals once contracts are signed and cash is received or paid

Bazal One implements a comprehensive set of measures to ensure security, compliance, auditability, and long-term system sustainability:

• Role-based access control to manage user permission

• Multi-factor authentication for secure user verification

• Data encryption for protection in transit and at rest

• Data usage monitoring to detect and prevent unauthorized activity

• Immutable audit logs to maintain traceability

• Regular data backups to ensure recoverability

• Regulatory certification aligned with applicable regional requirements

Implementation timeline:

• SMEs: 1–3 months

• Enterprises: 6–12 months

Implementation stages:

• Definition of deal scope based on your business model

• Definition of deal input roles and system interfaces

• Bazal One simulation using historical data

• Bazal One integration and launch within your organization