Open the demo
Go to demo.businessintents.com and choose Create account on the sign-in page.
Prepare in minutes
One concrete process is enough to start.
Choose a process that creates friction today or matters to the buying decision. You do not need a finished requirements document; a sample invoice, order, timesheet, stock movement, ticket, or payroll scenario is more useful.
Define the trigger and outcome
Explain what starts the work, which result means it is complete, and what must be reported or passed downstream.
Name the roles and decisions
Identify who enters, reviews, approves, rejects, corrects, or receives the record—and which exceptions matter.
Bring representative data
Use safe sample values that reflect real taxes, currencies, product lines, documents, or organizational rules without exposing sensitive information.
Request brief
Tell us what the review should prove.
Email the BusinessIntents team with enough context to prepare the right product view. A concise description is fine; the review will turn it into a practical fit discussion.
- One workflow or use case
- Team size and roles
- Current tools
- Country and language
- Must-have outcome
- Known exceptions
Email the team
Use this four-part request.
Include the workflow, the people involved, the result you need, and any exception that regularly slows the work down.
- Workflow to review
- Approximate number of users
- Country and preferred language
- What the review should prove
Your email application will open with a prepared request. You can also write directly to office@codbex.com.
Before the review
Guided review FAQs
Is this a generic product tour?
No. The page is designed around one selected workflow so the team can verify relevant records, states, handoffs, and differences.
Can we request changes?
Yes. Existing pages describe fields, approval paths, reports, document layouts, and connected areas as possible adaptation topics. The exact scope must be reviewed.
Should we send real personal or financial data?
No. Use representative sample data unless a secure, approved data-handling process has been agreed separately.
What happens after the review?
The expected output is a clear fit summary: what is already supported, what needs clarification or adaptation, and what commercial or implementation information is still required.