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Modules

A tourism agency shouldn’t be staring at sprints, and a dev team shouldn’t be staring at invoices.

Vusul verticalises by hiding surfaces, not by selling packs. There are nine modules and each workspace turns on only what it uses. Turning one off keeps its data — switch it back on and everything returns.

Cycles

Sprints, planning and burndown

  • · Cycles / Sprints
  • · Sprint Planning

Initiatives & roadmap

Strategic groupings and the roadmap timeline

  • · Initiatives
  • · Roadmap

Goals (OKR)

Objectives, key results and check-ins

  • · Goals / OKR

Capacity

Workload heatmap and time off

  • · Capacity

Service desk

On-call shifts, SLA escalation and CSAT

  • · Service Desk
  • · SLA Policies

Billing

Rates, invoices and profitability

  • · Invoices
  • · Profitability

Customers

Customer records and requests

  • · Customers / CRM
  • · Client Portal (anonymous)

Dev tools

Test management, releases and DORA metrics

  • · Test Management
  • · DORA Metrics

Enterprise

Audit log, SSO, SCIM and custom roles (auditing itself stays on)

  • · SSO — OIDC + SAML
  • · Audit Log
  • · Custom Roles

Three example setups

These are module combinations, not installable packs. We do not sell an “SMB pack” or an “agency pack” — there is exactly one one-click pack today, and it is below.

Software team

Cycles, initiatives, goals, capacity, dev tools. Team-scoped workflows and sprint cadence let each team run its own rhythm.

Agency / services

Customers, billing, service desk, capacity.

Enterprise IT

Enterprise, service desk, cycles.

The one one-click pack: Tourism.

Installs a tour-operations setup anchored on the departure date in a single move. The automation rule arrives switched OFF on purpose: the admin connects the channel, reviews it, and then turns it on.

  • Three custom fields: Departure date, Booking code, Supplier status
  • A six-step T-45 → T-1 process template
  • A reconfirmation board grouped by supplier status
  • An automation rule that starts the tour chain on acceptance, shipped disabled
  1. T-45Block booking reconfirm
  2. T-30Visa and documents check
  3. T-14Payment reminder
  4. T-7Supplier final reconfirm
  5. T-3Transfer plan
  6. T-1Rooming list sent

Turkish was not bolted on.

Search for “sikayet” and it finds “şikâyet” — Turkish İ/ı and circumflexed letters fold on both sides. SLA clocks run on the workspace’s own timezone, can skip out-of-hours, and survive daylight-saving transitions. Two languages ship today: Turkish and English. The layout groundwork for right-to-left is in place, but no such locale has shipped.

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