Getting access

Access is by invitation

Frontier is beta software, offered by invitation. Access requires a valid invite code, and invitations are issued, limited, or revoked at Frontier's discretion.

If you do not have one, ask for an invite.

Where Frontier runs

The application is at app.frontiererp.ai. If you already have an account, that is where you sign in.

Accounts are not self-serve during the beta. An invite is arranged with Frontier rather than claimed from this page, so if you are waiting on one, the answer is ask rather than a form.

The demo sandbox is shared

The demo sandbox is shared and is not private. While your own ERP credentials are not connected, Frontier may answer your questions against a shared demonstration environment provided for evaluation. Other people evaluating Frontier use that same environment at the same time. Treat anything you enter into it as visible to them.

Do not put confidential, personal, or regulated data into the demo sandbox.

What beta means for your books

Beta software is unfinished. Features may change or disappear, data models may change, and defects are more likely than in a mature product. You should not rely on Frontier as your only record of anything.

The beta may end, and what is offered at any tier may change, at any time. Notice is given where it can be. The full text is in the Terms of Service.

What happens next

Connecting your own ERP is what takes you off the shared sandbox. For most customers that ERP is NetSuite, and there is no self-serve install: the NetSuite bundle goes in with Frontier during onboarding. Connecting NetSuite covers what that involves and what access the bundle asks for.

You are responsible for the credentials you connect and for the level of access you grant them. Grant the narrowest access that does the job.

Two more pages: Asking the ledger covers what the agent can answer and how to check it. Questions before you start covers what Frontier does not do.