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Make business operations more connected and intelligent.

Opernex brings together practical AI applications, connected business software and industry-focused workflow solutions. Connect the systems you use, reduce repetitive coordination and improve visibility into the work that keeps your business moving.

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Start with one business problem. Expand when the workflow is ready.
What Opernex brings together

Software for the work behind your business

Choose a practical starting point: solve a specific task with an AI application, connect business processes with ERP software, or explore how operational workflows can be improved in your industry.

AI
Pillar 01 · AI applications

Purpose-built AI products

Focused applications designed around tasks such as invoice handling, document workflows and other defined business processes.

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ERP
Pillar 02 · Connected operations

ERP and workflow software

Connect orders, inventory, procurement, production, fulfilment and reporting around the operational processes your business needs.

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Pillar 03 · Industry solutions

Operations designed for your sector

Explore industry-specific operational challenges, possible workflow improvements and practical ways to scope an implementation.

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Focused business applications

AI products for specific operational tasks

Start with a clearly defined task rather than introducing AI everywhere at once. Product availability, integrations and scope should be confirmed for each requirement.

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Invoice AI

Explore AI-assisted invoice data extraction, document checks and structured handoffs into business workflows.

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Document AI

Explore document processing, information extraction and more organised document workflows for business teams.

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Workflow-specific AI

Identify a repetitive task, define the input and output, and assess whether an AI-assisted workflow is suitable for the use case.

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Product capabilities and deployment availability must be confirmed individually. This section does not imply that every described workflow or integration is currently available.

Featured operational software

Connect the systems behind commerce

For brands and retailers managing online sales, stores, inventory and fulfilment, these are practical starting points for connected operations.

01 · Ecommerce operations
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Shopify ERP

Connect Shopify order workflows with the operational work behind each sale, including inventory, purchasing and fulfilment.

  • Shopify orders and SKU mapping
  • Inventory and warehouse visibility
  • Purchase orders and replenishment workflows
  • Fulfilment and shipping coordination
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02 · Physical retail
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Retail POS

Support in-store billing and sales records while planning how store stock and online-channel operations should connect.

  • Store billing and sales records
  • Store-level stock visibility
  • Stock transfers and replenishment
  • Retail reporting requirements
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03 · Marketplace operations
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Marketplace ERP

Structure marketplace order, inventory, fulfilment and exception workflows across the channels in your business.

  • Marketplace order workflows
  • SKU and stock coordination
  • Fulfilment exception tracking
  • Sales and settlement reporting
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04 · Warehouse operations
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Warehouse Management

Improve control over warehouse movements, from goods receipt to picking, packing, dispatch and stock reconciliation.

  • Receiving and put-away
  • Bin and location management
  • Picking, packing and dispatch
  • Stock counts and adjustments
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Looking for a specific commerce workflow?

Explore the broader product portfolio, including distributor management, manufacturing, procurement, product data and field sales.

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The operations evolution

From manual coordination to AI-assisted work

Businesses do not need to jump straight to autonomous agents. Start by organising reliable data and workflows, then introduce assistance where it can be governed and measured.

STAGE 01

Traditional operations

Teams coordinate work through spreadsheets, email, messages and disconnected tools. Status updates and follow-ups depend heavily on people.

Manual coordination
STAGE 02

Connected automation

Structured records, defined statuses, integrations and business rules help move information between systems and make routine workflows more consistent.

Rules and workflows
STAGE 03

Agent-assisted operations

Where implemented, AI agents may help summarise activity, identify exceptions and recommend next steps. Sensitive actions remain subject to permissions and approval controls.

AI assistance with oversight
Important: Agent-based workflows are a product direction unless explicitly confirmed as implemented. AI does not automatically receive authority to approve payments, change stock, commit purchases or make safety-critical decisions.
Industry operations

Explore operational challenges in your industry

Each industry has different processes, handoffs and control requirements. Explore the workflows, potential automation opportunities and implementation considerations relevant to your sector.

Retail & E-commerce

Orders, inventory, fulfilment, returns and channel coordination.

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Manufacturing

Materials, procurement, production planning and operational reporting.

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Warehousing & 3PL

Warehouse tasks, inventory movements, dispatch and client reporting.

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Logistics & Supply Chain

Shipment coordination, exceptions, delivery visibility and handoffs.

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Healthcare & Hospitals

Administrative workflows, service coordination and operational visibility.

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Construction & Infrastructure

Project coordination, materials, contractor workflows and site reporting.

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Agriculture & Agri-business

Supplier intake, lots, stock, processing and distribution workflows.

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Energy & Renewables

Assets, installation projects, service records and field teams.

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Facilities Management

Maintenance requests, assets, work orders, vendors and service levels.

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Commerce and operations portfolio

More workflows. One connected approach.

Explore additional product areas. The exact scope, integrations and readiness of each solution should be agreed before implementation.

05 · Distribution

Distributor Management (DMS)

Distributor orders, stock visibility, territory workflows and sales reporting.

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06 · Quick commerce

Quick Commerce ERP

Platform coordination, hub-level stock visibility and replenishment workflows.

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07 · Manufacturing

Production & Manufacturing ERP

Work orders, material consumption, outsourced production and finished goods.

Discuss Manufacturing ERP →
08 · Purchasing

Procurement & Supplier Management

Supplier records, purchase requests, quotations, goods receipt and replenishment.

Discuss Procurement →
09 · Product catalogue

Product Information Management

Product attributes, SKU data, images and channel-specific catalogue information.

Discuss PIM →
10 · Financial operations

Returns & Settlement Reconciliation

Returns, refunds, fees and settlement differences across configured channels.

Discuss Reconciliation →
11 · B2B commerce

B2B Dealer & Retailer Portal

Partner catalogues, order booking, reorder workflows and delivery visibility.

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12 · Field sales

Field Sales Automation

Visit planning, account activity, field order booking and sales reporting.

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Shared foundation

ERP & Operations Workflows

Connect the modules, records, rules and reporting required by your agreed scope.

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A practical implementation approach

Start with one workflow. Prove its value.

Avoid trying to transform every process at once. Define a manageable scope, establish the right data and controls, and expand based on results.

STEP 01

Understand the process

Identify the operational bottleneck, people involved, current systems and business impact.

STEP 02

Define the scope

Agree workflow requirements, data sources, integrations, permissions and success measures.

STEP 03

Implement and validate

Configure or develop the agreed solution, test exceptions and validate results with users.

STEP 04

Improve progressively

Measure outcomes, address gaps and consider additional automation or AI assistance where suitable.

What part of your business do you want to improve first?

Tell us about your business, current systems and repetitive operational tasks. We can discuss a practical starting scope for software, integrations and workflow improvement.

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Product features, integrations and AI capabilities depend on confirmed readiness, technical feasibility and the agreed scope.