Changing a process takes a development project, so the team routes around the system with a spreadsheet.

Low-code BPM by KodaSoft
Turn the way you work into software
is a low-code BPM platform where you model your own processes, run document workflow, automate repetitive steps and keep company data under control. No code required.
The problem
The work your system cannot see is the work that costs most.
A spreadsheet beside the ERP, an approval in email, a file on someone's drive. Small workarounds become a second, undocumented flow: uncounted, invisible, and hard to reconstruct when a case stalls.


The same record lives in three places and is authoritative in none of them.
An invoice waits a week in an inbox because nobody knew it was their step.
The board report is assembled by hand and is already out of date the day it is sent.

Opero adapts to the way your company works.
Instead of fitting the company to predefined modules, you design your own objects, processes and views in visual configuration. Data, document workflow, automation and permissions all stay in one system.
Model your own data with objects, fields, relations and forms.
Route documents through approval, with file versions kept on the case.
Automate repetitive steps while roles, permissions and the event log keep control in place.
What Opero can do
A low-code foundation for processes that keep changing.
Opero works as your company's operating layer: the data model, processes, document workflow, automation, reports and permissions stay connected instead of becoming more separate tools.
Design without code
No-code configuration: you assemble custom objects, fields, forms, layouts and menus visually, shaping them around how the company actually works.
- Custom objects and modules
- More than 20 field types
- Forms and layouts
- Dictionaries and custom lists
Same data, different angles
Everyone works from the same records, but each role needs a different lens. Shape tables, boards and timelines around the workflow instead of forcing one view on every team.
- Customisable tables with advanced grouping and formatting
- Flexible kanban boards
- Convenient calendars and Gantt charts
- Role-specific views, filters and layouts
Automate anything
Build rules around the way your company actually works: approvals, notifications, integrations and edge-case logic. Opero handles simple handoffs and complex exceptions in one governed system.
- Flexible rules engine for virtually any automation
- Workflow system that keeps processes under control
- Integrations with the tools your teams already use
- AI assistant and API for custom operations
Stay in control
Permissions reach down to a single field, and integrations keep regulatory compliance inside the same system.
- Roles and field permissions
- Many companies in one org
- KSeF and e-Delivery
- API tokens, MFA and logs
How it works
How KodaSoft turns your process into Opero.
Every cooperation starts with understanding the company, not with switching on software. We analyse the real workflow, configure Opero around it, bring the team into the system and keep improving it with live feedback.
Book a demo- 01
Analyse
Gather requirements, map the process, name the pain points and see where data, documents and decisions currently break down.
- 02
Model the solution
Translate that analysis into Opero: custom objects, fields, views, workflows, permissions, reports and integrations.
- 03
Onboard the team
Launch the first working process, train the people who use it and make sure each role sees the views and tasks they need.
- 04
Iterate and improve
Use real work to refine the configuration, add automation, adjust reports and expand Opero into the next process.
Integrations
Connect Opero with the services around your process.
Opero can exchange data with public registries, delivery channels, signatures and the tools your team already uses. Start with the integrations you need today and add more as the process grows.
Start with the process
Build software around how your company actually works.
Show us one process that lives in email and spreadsheets today. You will see what it looks like in Opero.
