The Fluentis application is identified by a large library of business objects capable of representing a vast database, which is expressed in approximately 3,000 tables and 30,000 fields appropriately related to each other in order to represent a very broad context of application needs and content. The application is defined as Full Object Oriented because the composition of this library of objects represents not only the structural information set of the tables, but each object is actually capable of identifying very precise management entities. An object can therefore represent Customers, Suppliers, Inventory Items, documents such as orders or invoices, etc. Each object can also be of two different types: Read Only, i.e. capable of displaying only the information relevant to it, and Read-Write, i.e. capable of displaying also methods and functions through which it is possible to interact with the application algorithms. In this sense, therefore, the object library represents the only communication channel to interact with the entire management environment, freeing the partner (integrator) from the knowledge of complex tabular and procedural organisations designed to be able to extract, execute and process information in the system. A further very interesting aspect is the easy extensibility of each object; the practice of customising entities according to specific business needs represents the everyday activities of the partner or power user.
