Enterprise Workflow OrchestrationIn development
Design, connect, execute, and govern enterprise workflows.
OperaIQ is being developed to unify design, integrations, cloud and local execution, security, versioning, and operational governance in one platform.
Cloud Local Hybrid Governed
Illustrative interface
01TriggerNew ticket
02ConditionRisk > threshold
03IntegrationMicrosoft 365
04Local agentPrivate network
05ApprovalResponsible manager
06ExecutionApply change
Execution completed6 steps · 1 approval · 14:32:08Logs and audit →
The operational problem
Enterprise automation gets complex before it gets governed.
Critical workflows cross cloud platforms, private networks, legacy systems, credentials, teams, and deployment processes. When every part is managed in isolation, security, visibility, and control are lost.
Hybrid access that is hard to control
Inconsistent secrets and permissions
Limited version, deployment, and audit governance
An orchestration layer
One environment to coordinate the complete workflow lifecycle.
InputSources and triggers
→OrchestrationOperaIQ
→ExecutionCloud / Local
→DestinationEnterprise systems
→EvidenceLogs and results
Visual design
Model steps, conditions, and reusable components.
In developmentControlled execution
Coordinate triggers, retries, errors, and history.
In developmentLocal agents
Bring execution closer to systems on private networks.
In developmentIntegrations
Connect APIs, data, and enterprise platforms.
In developmentSecurity and secrets
Apply context, permissions, and protection by environment.
In developmentVersions and deployment
Promote changes with review, approval, and rollback.
In developmentCloud, local, and hybrid
Execute close to systems without losing central control.
Planned local agents will support workflows that depend on private systems, subject to each customer’s architecture, configuration, and security controls.
Understand the architecture ↗OperaIQCentral control
Cloud
Private network
Operational governance
Every change, execution, and decision in context.
01Role-based control
02Separated environments
03Protected secrets
04Masked logs
05Change history
06Approvals
07Audit evidence
Versioning and promotion
Changes move through a governed path.
1Development→
2Review→
3Test→
4Approval→
5Production→
6Rollback
Planned flow. Availability depends on implementation stage and customer configuration.
Integrations
Designed for the existing enterprise environment.
SAPPlanned
Microsoft 365Planned
Microsoft AzurePlanned
AD / Entra IDPlanned
Azure DevOpsPlanned
REST · SOAP · SQL · WebhooksConfigurable
Use cases
Orchestration for operations that cross systems and teams.
Product boundaries
Clear scope. Clear responsibilities.
OperaIQ does not bypass internal security controls, promise complete isolation without validation, or necessarily replace every RPA, integration, or iPaaS platform.
Connectors, agents, and capabilities depend on actual implementation stage and customer configuration. Features are identified by their current status.
Frequently asked questions
What to consider before a pilot.
Is OperaIQ an RPA platform?+
It is not positioned as a universal RPA replacement. Its focus is coordinating workflows, integrations, execution, and governance.
Can it execute in a private network?+
Local agents are planned for hybrid scenarios, subject to architecture and customer-control validation.
How are secrets handled?+
The direction includes environment-specific secrets, permissions, and masking. Final design must be validated for each deployment.
Which integrations are available?+
No connector is announced as available. Listed integrations are planned or configurable according to product stage.
How does versioning work?+
The direction includes Git, comparison, packages, approvals, promotion, and governed rollback.
Is the product available now?+
OperaIQ is in development. Demos, pilots, and early access are evaluated with the team.
Let’s evaluate a real workflow from your operation.
Talk with the team about automation, integration, early access, an enterprise pilot, or a strategic partnership.