“Time to Validated Switch”: why Nuclos 5 has to run without AI
In June, with Claude Fable, we saw how quickly an AI model can disappear. That is why we built Nuclos 5 around processes, not around a model.
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What is moving at Nuclos and Novabit
In June, with Claude Fable, we saw how quickly an AI model can disappear. That is why we built Nuclos 5 around processes, not around a model.
A major Webclient 5 release: configure Kanban columns yourself, native rich text and option groups in forms, an add-on SDK with pages, more stable AI chat, and a dedicated dashboard configuration view. Also new: reorder subform rows, a time picker, menu favorites, and parallel SSO login. Plus smaller improvements to subforms, overlay, server selection, and error messages, and fixes for status lists, SSO logout, dashboard task lists, VLP queries, Nuclet import, and the date chooser.
Maintenance release on the 4.2026.24 line. Overlay detail view, server-side bulk processing, layout zones, and the add-on SDK from 4.2026.24 land in the patch line. It also brings consistent status names, actions grayed out up front, and smaller improvements to column selection, number formatting, and the dev proxy, plus fixes for the print dialog, dashboard filters, and tab navigation.
Open records from list and Kanban directly in an overlay without switching tabs. Bulk-edit several records on the server, and web add-ons plus layout zones gain more room for custom extensions. Status names stay consistent in filters and Kanban, and unavailable actions are grayed out up front. Also included: smaller improvements to number formatting, column selection, and the dev proxy, plus fixes for the print dialog, dashboard filters, tab navigation, and login.
A traditional tender document is written at a desk, without a hands-on test. How a prototype-based requirements specification takes shape in one to two weeks and still stays vendor-neutral.
Digital sovereignty in the mid-market: room to act over data, operations, and dependencies. Resilience instead of technical autarky, with a clear link to ERP.
Scope, price, and delivery date are fixed before the project starts. How fixed-price ERP projects limit budget risk and scope creep, compared to time and material.
The 30-day claim is a delivery model, not a marketing promise. What realistically fits in 30 days, what does not, and why the agreed scope makes the difference.
Lexicon answer: Model Context Protocol connects AI tools structurally to ERP metadata and configuration. What MCP means and how Nuclos uses it under governance.
Which ERP vendor fits mid-market processes? Delivery models compared on time-to-value, process fit, and TCO.
When do spreadsheets and point solutions stop being enough, and what comes next: decision basics for founders and executives.
Enterprise Resource Planning bundles core business processes on one data basis. What that means for the mid-market, and what matters in selection and implementation.